Ken Scott
During his last few years in the Royal Marines, Lenny Saxon was based in England, finding former colleagues who for one reason or another disappeared off the radar.
That is his speciality: he finds people.
Now retired and enjoying a cycle trip in Europe, he gets a call from his old Sergeant Major.
Someone else has gone missing in the Swiss Alps. But this disappearance is a little different. As Saxon digs deeper, he uncovers some worrying statistics; a pattern that suggests there may be someone targeting lone hikers.
But he has his work cut out, because the police department in Zermatt are being obstructive, and he suspects a cover up.
The clues are there, but they are buried in the snow 3,000 metres up on some of the highest mountains in Europe.
Life in my Father's Shadow
Rocio Velásquez Dresser
Fiction
Odd Poles and Baggy Trousers on the Camino de Santiago
Paula Rooney
Travel Memoir
I hope There's a Kettle in my Room
Paula Rooney
Travel Memoir
The Psychiatrist
John West
Eric West wanted to put World War II behind him.
He never wanted to talk about the debacle at Dunkirk. He never wanted to relive the retreat from Cassel in 1940 and his capture at the hands of the occupying German forces.
He wanted to blank out the horror of that journey to a POW camp deep in the heart of Eastern Europe and the subsequent four years of his life where, along with other Dunkirk veterans, he was incarcerated and brutally used as a forced slave labourer for the Third Reich.
He never spoke about his Long March Home in the winter of 1945.
So why, in the 1980s, after a lifetime of helping and healing others, did the psychiatrist, Dr Eric West, decide to revisit the scenes of his worst nightmares?
A Decade with Dave
Ann J Graham
Memoir
The Garden of Eden
Ann J Graham
Memoir
Who Cares?
Ann J Graham
Memoir
The World in Bullshit: Covid 19: Setting the Trap
Will Rowlands
Conspiracy Theory
Simply Fate
Mark J Graham
Fiction
Two Cops and a Robber
Jill Owens
Memoir
The Girl with the Flower
Janrose Kasmir
Autobiography
Ghost of a Stranger
Deborah Twelves
Novel
Based on True Events
Twenty Years a Stranger
Deborah Twelves
Novel
Based on True Events
The Five Amigos
Emily Louise Douglas
Children's Fiction
Die Reisende Karnaval
Saamgestel deur
Nadia De Kock
Kortverhaal Bundel
Sinner to Saint
Garry Henshaw
Autobiography
My Journey Through Hell
Karen Slater
Autobiography, Abuse, Addiction
The Girl in the Pink Shoes
Jessica Harrington
Autobiography
Child Abuse
The War Within
Ken Scott
Novel
Cycling the Camino de Santiago
Ken Scott
Travel
Don't Die yet, Dad
Ken Scott
Self-Help
Soldier, Prisoner, Hunter, Gatherer
Don Woods
War Memoir
The World's my Oyster
Book 1
Daz Tait
Travel, Adventure
The World's my Oyster
Book 2
Daz Tait
Travel, Adventure
The World's my Oyster
Book 3
Daz Tait
Travel, Adventure
The Monster i Loved
Shannon Clifton
Memoir
Shadow Man
Terri Brown
Horror
The Possession Legacy
Trevor Dalton
Horror
Deeper Darkness
Trevor Dalton
Horror
Best Sellers
Released: 28 June 2021
The Girl in the Pink Shoes
Author: Jessica Harrington
Jessica Harrington grew up not really knowing her biological father. He was something of an enigma, living in a country thousands of miles away. She was very much part of a single-parent family, relying on her mother for everything. That is, until her mother’s boyfriend stepped into her life.
Released: 19 May 2020
Two Cops and a Robber
Author: Jill Owen
This is a true story. It had been a tough shift for Police Sergeant Jill Evans, but back home she tries to relax and enjoys a hot, strong coffee. The telephone disturbs her peace and tranquillity. A bank raid, an armed robber and a name she knows only too well. The conversation brings her world crashing down. Her partner, the father of her unborn child, has been leading a double life in more ways than one. Cruel deceptions and then a crippling battle with the police force she has served impeccably for 17 years. It’s a battle she will struggle to win as she encounters a big boys’ club – the network that condemns her at every turn and navigates her journey in a bid to discredit her. They want her punished for the crimes and lies of others, they want rid of her and they will stop at nothing to make sure they get what they want.
Released: 15 December 2019
The Monster I Loved
Author: Shannon Clifton
Shannon Clifton has waived her right to anonymity in this highly acclaimed, dark but deeply inspiring book. Raped by her father from age six and pregnant at eleven and again at thirteen, he kidnapped her and went on the run as the net eventually closed in around him.Shannon’s story is not an easy read; she goes into graphic detail about her sexual, physical and mental abuse, which included being burned with an iron, hit with a hammer and even stabbed. Her father told her “it was something all fathers do with their daughters,” and for a time she believed him.
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