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Drew Parker's adoptive 15-year-old daughter Cassie and her friend have been kidnapped on a Canadian road trip. It may be a straightforward criminal abduction for ransom but as the body count mounts, it seems law enforcement agencies might not want Parker's rescue attempts to succeed and that other nefarious motives are in play. The sequel to 'Keep Her Safe', the first thriller featuring the former Delta Force operator turned close body protect...

A vampire killer is at large...and she's a vampire too. A complex dark fantasy by AJ Woolfenden.

After receiving confirmation of the death of Manos Stamelis, Drew Parker thinks any risks his family's nemesis posed are now in the past. Then a phone call from Stamelis' daughter kickstarts a bizarre series of deadly events motivated by vengeance and greed. At the centre of the modern-day treasure hunt that follows is a psychopath Drew has never heard of, and once again he, Anna and Cassie are in the cross hairs. Unsure who their friends are,...

Michael Ferreira is a failed poet, not to mention depressed as hell. Mentally abused as a child, he spends his time travelling between England and Portugal, with a brief stop in Spain, wondering when he will find his own home, a place he belongs. Wanting so badly to become an author, he spends most of his free time writing little notes in his journals, loving older women and following them wherever they want him to go. But, with time, he gets ...

In his heyday, 'Robin' Medina was the finest contortionist and circus performer of modern times. A Gay icon and friend to Dame Barbara Cartland, and admired by stars like Princess Margaret, Liz Taylor and Richard Burton, his has been an extraordinary life. This is his story as told to the Scottish-born poet, John Wright.

An art gallery is serious business...isn't it? Not when it involves manic artists and predatory female staff it isn't. "The funniest and sexiest of debut novels

A believer's guide to the Biblical origins and obligations to give tithes and make offerings

Catherine Hytner was the original Countdown Girl for television's famous show hosted by Richard Whiteley and which was in due course to make Cathy's friend Carol Vorderman famous. Cathy was born the unwanted fourth daughter of a brutally handsome Yorkshire plumber and a terminally vain, arty, half Irish mother in a 1950's working-class, inner city suburb of Manchester. Her neglected childhood years were spent always finding somewhere else to b...

Sixteen short film scripts - some made, some others not but all crammed with fascinating scenarios and dialogue.

Do you sometimes believe you have made a contract with the Devil at work? Have you sold your soul and paid the Ferryman his fare to transport you to the Purgatory of your work? Well think yourself lucky you don't have to face the Demons that pursue Jack, Kitty and The Big Yin face across America and Europe as they seek the elusive secret to paradise - psychotic American Special Forces, ancient Welsh Druids, the Corsican Mafia, Dutch gold bulli...

Faye is newly divorced and needs a new purpose in life. Whether buying a rundown guesthouse in Cornwall is a wise move seems highly debateable but in the course of her first summer seasons, she discovers the difference between love and lust and just exactly what she needs to be happy again.

Hilarious fictionalised insight into the multi-cultural world of oil contracting and big business populated by the maddest bunch of people you'd never want to work with...

A journey allowing dub poets to explore the debates and controversies plaguing their art form over the years. The interviews here were conducted in Britain, Canada, Jamaica and the USA with Yasus Afari, Klyde Broox, Dreadlockalien, Mbala, Mutabaruka, Cherry Natural, Kokumo Noxid, Oku Onuora, Moqapi Selassie and Malachi D Smith. by Eric Doumerc of the University of Toulouse.

One Act Play based on survivor Elie Wiesel's account of what he saw one night in Birkenau. Although what transpired took place in the male barracks, the playwright explores a similar scenario taking place in the female barracks of Birkenau after a life or death selection.

This book is an A-Z of the drinking places that existed in Sutton Coldfield between 1800 and1914. These pubs were at the heart of life in the town at a time when there were few other places to go. The book includes much fascinating and entirely new information about who owned and ran these pubs, how they made a living from them and the challenges they faced, including drunk and disorderly customers. Accompanied by engravings and photographs fr...

Bram Stoker's classic vampire story redramatised placing Jonathan Harker's relationship with his fiancee Mina at the heart of the plot's denouement.

Set against the backdrop of the Bosnian War, Four Lambs of Ahmi¿i tells the story of four people awaiting rescue from NATO. As the Croatian and Serbian forces close in around them, a single U.N soldier must keep the peace between three Survivors, one of whom has a deadly secret.

Studying for her MA in English and American literature the author was struck by the beauty and concision of a new language - that of pro football. This collection of tribute verses captures the punch and precision of its patois. The poems are "…a raid on the inarticulate - the thoughts under pressure of the proverbial dumb jocks of the game, many of whom…were very far from dumb.

Another insightful set of musings about life, the universe and everything from the perspective of an English Aikido master.

The battle for Greece is well underway after Allied landings on the mainland and Dodds has the heavy burden of safeguarding all the inhabitants of his bride-to-be's village. Meanwhile in London politicians are turning their minds to creating a post-war Britain fit for heroes, in the Pacific the Hood is taking the war to the Japanese and Massu's quest to get the Princess to Rome meets unforseen human obstacles...