Another wonderful novel in this Regency Romance series, edited in early October 2021.
Dignified, reserved, and every inch the gentleman, Laurence Westerby, the fifth Viscount Carteret, finds his ordered and predictable world turned on its head when a mysterious lady steps into his private parlour. He thinks her spirited, reckless, and undoubtedly in need of his protection.
Confident, frank, and used to managing her own affairs, Miss Cassandra Fenton does not like the role of damsel in distress. Laurence seems determined to help her out of her immediate difficulties, however. His chivalry reminds her of all the reasons she is so unsuited to marriage.
An unlikely friendship is forged, but will it survive the pressures of potential abductors, smugglers and a suspected murderer?
Edited in early October 2021, this is another fast-paced page-turner by Phillip Jordan.
BELFAST—A city seeking to move on from the scourge of bitter conflict.
With the anniversary of one of The Troubles most infamous atrocities only days away, Detective Inspector Veronica ‘Ronnie’ Taylor and her team face another tense Halloween policing their divided city.
As pressure mounts to find the perpetrators behind a spate of illegal dumping, a mysterious witness puts Taylor and her colleagues on the trail of a missing student.
Will scepticism stop the investigation in its tracks, and is there a link between a university paranormal society and a case of coercive control?
Do the answers lie in the sinister or the supernatural?
As both investigations begin to bleed together, Taylor finds her lines of inquiry converge at a notorious local beauty spot known as: THE DEVIL’S ELBOW.
The Devil’s Elbow is a short story featuring Detective Inspector Veronica Taylor and is part of The Belfast Crime Series.
Explore the historic yet infamous city of Belfast in this short police procedural from a new voice in British and Irish crime fiction that will keep you hooked until its spine-chilling conclusion.
An introductory case-file for fans of Ian Rankin, Brian McGilloway, Stuart McBride and Graham Masterton.
From early September, this is the third in this entertaining fantasy series.
A Vermillion sun sets as a dormant storm begins to rise… And she is the storm.
Tritan has vowed to lay down his sword for the last time, to dedicate his remaining life to helping the younger generation of Harmion. But as a republican unity forms throughout the land and ministers are appointed to determine the fate of its people, Pietrich is sought out so that his gift of the soul-magic might be exploited.
Can Tritan allow his son to suffer as a puppet at the hands of the new regime? Beneath the conspiracies, the tremor of a hidden secret resonates.
The heart of the world bleeds and the soul cries. Fear leads to confusion. Old friendships will falter and blood will once again soak the land as Tritan battles to strike the balance between doing right for Harmion and saving his only child from a life of enslavement. But how will he cope with the power that is awakening from the depths of slumber that has lasted for a millennia?
Edited in early September, this is the first in a new series of page-turners by Urcelia Teixeira.
The road to redemption is never an easy one, for it often first takes you down the very path that led you there. Such was the case with Jorja Rose.
Desperate to put the sins of her past behind her and pretend it never happened, she creates a new identity—hiding from herself, and the enemies she’d scorned. And for two decades she’s successful, putting up a facade in a small coastal town in the south of England.
Until a body is found and all the clues point to her involvement.
The murder weapon? A clear message to her that they’d found her.
Fueled by anger, shame, and a desperate need for absolution, she does what any trapped soul would do: fight back.
What ensues is a thrilling, edge of your seat story that takes you deep inside the seedy underbelly of art crime. And while the stakes mount and she’s forced to face those who will do whatever it takes to get their revenge, running from God proves to be even harder.
Can she find a way to leave her anger to God, or does she fall in the trap of vengeance’s sweet allure?
If you enjoy gripping, faith-filled suspense and dramatic endings, this first-in-series will leave you begging for more of Jorja Rose.
Inspired by Deuteronomy 32:35 – “It is mine to avenge; I will repay. In due time their foot will slip; their day of disaster is near and their doom rushes upon them.”
Edited in late August, this gripping crime thriller is the fourth in the Jake Tanner series and not for the faint hearted.
A gangland boss. A modern-day crucifixion. A teenager who caught it all on camera.
Henry Matheson owns the drug trade in East London. To his competitors, he’s feared. To his customers, he’s God. To the police, he’s untouchable.
But when the smouldering remains of Henry’s closest competitor are discovered dangling from a lamppost in the middle of his estate, one man decides to take him on: Jake Tanner.
But he can’t do it alone. And with The Cabal’s clandestine network of corrupt officers threatening him and his family at every turn, Jake doesn’t know who to trust.
Forced with putting his faith in the wrong people, or putting himself in danger, Jake discovers that in the heart of the estate lies a dark secret. And knowing it can get you killed.
Join Jake and his new team in this pulsating crime thriller as they work to catch one of the biggest criminals the city has ever seen.
Another wonderful and humorous instalment in the Guesthouse on the Green series as Mammy and Moira travel Vietnam.
I love the series and can't wait for book four!
A quick but emotional read - reading about the cruelty to the dog was heartbreaking but this was a lovely tale of the love and healing that animals can bring to our lives.
I would have given five stars but for the missed typos - a few t...
I get the impression that this could be a nice story but I've had to give up after forcing myself to go as far as 15% of the way through. If this novel has ever been near a remotely professional editor then the author was conned.
Chapte...
Another very enjoyable story but with a few niggles, hence the four stars rather than five. Maybe it's because I was tired but the editing issues grated on me more than in the first story and, do people really generally believe that 'ear...
