Death Of A Painter is the first in a new series of darkly comic crime fiction novels featuring the beleaguered builder Mark Poynter, aided and hindered in equal measure by his trusted crew of slackers, idlers and gossips, and the lengths they go to just to earn a living.

In the building game time is money and money is everything. Unfortunately for Mark...

Award-winning Hira Ali examines the myriad challenges women face on their road to professional success. Informed by her 13 years of coaching experience and interviews with over 300 working women, she reveals the internal and external roadblocks that can impede a woman’s climb to the top, regardless of her culture or geography. This go-to guide for working...

 “You don’t look like an introvert,” a statement made to the author more than once during a networking event or business meeting, and she thought to herself, what on earth is an introvert supposed to look like…

Many misconceptions exist about what introversion is, and this perception of how an introverted person ‘looks’ is just one of them. These...

The Spiritual Scientist bridges the gap between science and spirituality to give the reader an understanding of how energy works and how to balance and restore energies to enjoy a tranquil and peaceful life.

Written by Maria Afentakis, a scientist in cancer research, with degrees in Biochemistry and Neuroscience from the Institute of Psychiatry, King’s...

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...

If you’ve ever searched for health information on the internet, you've probably felt confused and overwhelmed by the amount of information out there. Don't you wish you had some guidance and support? This book is the must-have bible to help guide, educate and support you in your search.

Somewhere in the region of 70% of internet users end up searching for...

Get Strong, Get Fit, Get Happy will give you the knowledge, confidence and inspiration to reach and maintain a level of health and fitness - for the rest of your life - that many would consider unattainable.
Together with Personal Trainer and Naturopathic Nutritionist, Stuart Roberts, you'll consider how pre-conceived ideas and commonly-held perceptions...

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...