A tale of two very different sisters whose 1890s voyage from London into remote outback Australia becomes a journey of self-discovery, set against a landscape of wild beauty and savage dispossession.

London in 1891: Harriet Cameron is a talented young artist whose mother died when she was barely five. She and her beloved sister Sarah were brought up by...

The MANScript is the ultimate guide to surviving and thriving after infidelity by Julia Keys (ex-wife of TV presenter Richard Keys) and Jacqui Coles. There is a script to infidelity, it's repeated time and time again, and this book will help you identify that script....and more. This is NOT a man-bashing book, the aim is to help those who have been cheated...

“When I read my estranged father's diary and the details of the five trials which he suffered, I realised how unjustly and cruelly he was treated, and I had no doubts that I should tell the truth about the scandalous behaviour of the Italian justice system of the time, as well as try to save his work from oblivion.” – Luciano Iorio

In 1939, the Italian...

Winner of the Virginia Prize for Fiction

Kipling and Trix tells the story of two lives. Filled with drama, they share a childhood darkened by terrors that will colour the years to come, as brother and sister take very different paths.

As small children Ruddy Kipling, rising six, and Trix, his three-year-old sister, are sent home from India for safety to a...

The antidote to the flood of religious and magical storybooks for young children.

This is a colourful picture book featuring over a hundred strange creatures. As children watch Worm slowly evolve into a fish, a dinosaur and, eventually, themselves through a delightful series of images, they begin to discover the greatest story in history: the story of...

Most stories start at the beginning; this one begins at the end. At least for Maria.Her sudden death sends shockwaves through her family and pushes her grieving mother to the very brink of insanity. After exhausting every avenue conventional medicine has to offer, Maria’s father, Henry, brings together the world’s greatest minds in the hope of carving out a...

From the horrors of partition in India to the migration to Pakistan to a new chapter in Britain, A Very British Muslim Activist: The Life of Ghayasuddin Siddiqui, is a journey that spans geography, history and politics. How does a young boy from a small Indian village, born during the slow death of the British Empire, become a leader of British Muslims?...

Fathom, an experimental memoir, explores the hinterland of the narrator's mind. The narrative of Fathom focuses on a tantalising fragment from the past. `I think I saw a lot of blood' and other odd surfacings from memory are explored through the work of psychoanalysis. Much like a kind of detective work to begin with, the narrative unravels the depths that...

All the grown-ups make up cute little names. But nobody seems to call it the same. In their Fantastic World, Stevie and her cousins, Fred & Woody, discover there is lots to learn about girl bodies with some help from Big Nan, who knows everything!

• Huge talking point right now - the charity, Eve Appeal, says girls need to use the right words ‘from the...

About That’s My Willy

It won’t drop off, despite what they say. It’s an eel, it’s a worm. It’s a BIG stingray! In their Fantastic World, brothers Fred & Woody discover there is lots to learn about willies, as they explore, protect and celebrate them!

• Funny, engaging text and cool, hand-drawn illustrations – injecting humour through honesty to break...

Dulcie Braybrooke is breaking through as a celebrated ceramicist. Elizabeth is a lonely City head-hunter. Annie is a teacher who’s lost her verve. Liza is a lap dancer with a strong will and a tough life. When a mysterious bequest throws each of the four into chaos, they seek support in the guise of hypnotherapist, Dr Kath O’Hannon. Through a...

Belinda, director of a Lookalike Agency, shines in the starring role of this new novel set in the camp, exotic, glamorous, sometimes dangerous, world of glamour and intrigue. Written by professional Joan Collins lookalike, Barbara Angela Kealy, Double Deception is set in the copycat world of the lookalike business.

To mark the 30th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall we bring you a sweeping family saga by Anne Richter, who grew up in East Germany and was sixteen in 1989 when the Wall fell. The paperback will be released in the UK and US in November 2019.

Distant Signs is an intimate portrait of two families spanning three generations amidst turbulent political...

A witty and acerbic novel for our times about corporate greed, the hubris of bankers, contradictions of the clean energy economy and their unintended consequences on everyday people. Finance, environmentalism, rare-earth mining and human frailties collide in a complex of flawed motives. We follow Peter Mount, the self-made Chief Executive of a London-based...

'Ticking Off Breast Cancer is a candid, thoughtful account of the way Sara dealt with a breast cancer diagnosis. She is one impressive woman.' -- Victoria Derbyshire

Previously an expert multi-tasker in her capacity as a busy, married, forty-two-year-old mother of two, and part time lawyer commuting into London, Sara managed her life by to-do list after...

Lyme disease is one of the fastest growing vector-borne diseases in the world. City dwellers and those who travel regularly are at high risk of contracting the disease. Yet there is a little awareness of the issue among either patients or doctors.

Lyme Disease: medical myopia and the hidden global pandemic - a guide to navigating the labyrinth of diagnosis...

An exciting, new, middle grade, historical, fantasy fiction series written collaboratively by two teachers and authors – one in the UAE and the other in NYC – The Three Hares series will educate as well as entertain.

With both female and male protagonists, historical and cultural and a plot that promotes values such as grit, inner strength, resilience...