20/20 Visionaries: Dead Celebrity Interviews
£7.65
Dive into the pages of Dead celebrity Interviews, where the voices of history's most intriguing personalities are resurrected to tackle modern dilemmas. This bold and imaginative book presents a series of fabricated interviews with 20 iconic figures – from the powerful thunder of Zeus to the poignant melodies of Nina Simone, and from the philosophical musings of Albert Camus to the adventurous tales of Robin Hood and Maid Marion.
Each interview in this collection is a masterful blend of humour and insight, offering a satirical yet profound perspective on today's most pressing issues. Imagine Virginia Woolf discussing gender equality, Popeye and Tom giving their take on domestic violence, or Anne Brontë weighing in on modern education trends. Dead Celebrity Interviews seamlessly marries the past with the present, inviting readers to reflect on contemporary problems through the lens of those who grappled with similar challenges centuries ago.
Featuring a diverse cast of characters including Bertie Wooster, Diogenes the Dog, Abel Magwitch, Mr. Venus, the infamous Charles “Lucky” Luciano, and even the enigmatic Flipper, each interview is a creative and thought-provoking journey through time.
Crafted with wit and a keen eye for societal critique, Dead Celebrity Interviews is more than just a book; it's a portal to the past with a direct line to the present. It's an invitation to laugh, ponder, and perhaps even gain wisdom from the voices that echo through history. Perfect for fans of satire, history, and imaginative storytelling, this book promises to be as enlightening as it is entertaining.
£7.65
A Conflict Of Sisters
Knowing that you’re paranoid doesn’t make the world a safer place…
Ingrid’s innate anxiety has mellowed over the years. Her loving family cocooned her in practical advice and herbal tea, with a dash of Norse mythology thrown in. Now living with her boyfriend, Eric, her life is happier than it has ever been.
Until a bizarre murder changes everything.
Finding a nameless victim in a rented apartment, Ingrid is drawn into a police investigation where everyone she knows seems to be a suspect. While the killer remains at large, an unwelcome figure from her troubled childhood returns to torment her.
The world becomes ever more sinister and Ingrid finds her reality beginning to unravel. Someone seems intent on destroying both her family and her fragile mind. If the murderer is not discovered in time, she fears she will become his next victim, even if they never meet.
How do you protect those you love, when you can’t trust them not to kill you?
A Perfect Little Gift
£6.43
"A Perfect Little Gift" is a heartfelt collection that spans fifty years of Tony's writing. Through poetry and prose, Tony shares a slice of life as he sees it: with a touch of humour, a dash of whimsy, and a lot of heart. This book is like a window into Tony's thoughts on love, life, and everything in between.
With every page, you'll find stories of laughter, love, and the occasional tear, all wrapped up in Tony's unique perspective. He takes you on a journey through the ups and downs of life, reflecting on his experiences and those who've inspired him along the way.
"A Perfect Little Gift" is exactly that—a gift. It's straightforward, honest, and real, inviting you to find joy in the simple moments and beauty in the everyday. Whether you're a poetry enthusiast or just looking for a bit of inspiration, Tony's collection offers a refreshing take on what it means to live and love.
£6.43
Adapted
Adapted is the unabridged autobiography of writer Josh Barry and his constant struggle with his own identity as a result of having Cerebral Palsy due to complications at his birth. Determined to live a “normal” life with mainstream expectations, Josh explains his lifelong quest to be accepted into society, from his parents fight to get him into state education to being welcomed into the entertainment industry, deeming his disability irrelevant.
In this book, we get a revealing insight into what it’s like to rely on others for almost all physical activities and the psychological effect of having 24 hour support. Yet despite this, Josh has enjoyed many successes both professionally and socially and has cultivated quite an original perception on the world which we get to see throughout.
This is a unique take on the against all odds story so expect to be inspired and entertained at the same time. You’ll be crying with tears and laughter in this brutally honest account of being a disabled person in the twenty first century.
Birthright
£9.99
Generations of Blackwells have farmed this land, but its isolation has protected it from the political unrest suffered by much of England at this time. Fred Blackwell is a hard-working, hard-drinking man who rules his family with belt and fist. Even after his death, the family must endure many ordeals before finally accepting that the farm is ill-fated. They decide to leave and make a new life in the colonies. Young Thomas, however, has Blackwell blood running through his veins and returns to Cromwell’s England to pursue his desire to own Blackwell farm once more; a desire which becomes an obsession that rules his life.
£9.99
Confessions of an Invisible Man
£9.99
Cooper McRae is going to be completely invisible for seven days.
He plans to woo Lucy Pendleton - the girl at work who acts like he's invisible ALL the time, get himself one million pounds and meet his hero, Elton John.
However, things don't go to plan. A drugs cartel, an ex-girlfriend's pregnancy and a neighbour with an unhealthy interest in Lego all conspire to make his week of invisibility more complicated.
This is his confession.
Will Lucy fall for his charms, or will she see right through him?
A fabulous rom-com with a difference.
£9.99
Extraordinary
£12.99
Delve into the harrowing true story of a man who was entrenched in London's criminal underworld, a tale as much about redemption as it is about crime. Born amidst Northern Ireland’s violent conflict, his earliest memory – witnessing a young man's brutal demise – set the stage for a life entwined with the lawless. From grim children's homes to the notorious ranks of crime gangs, his quest for belonging led him down a path marked by danger and betrayal.
His life took a perilous turn during a failed armed robbery, culminating in him shooting at a police officer and 15 years as a Category A prisoner. Among infamous inmates like Charles Bronson, his resilience was tested in the darkest recesses of the human mind. Yet, it was within these walls that the seeds of an extraordinary transformation were sown.
Now recognised as an international peace prize winner, a successful entrepreneur, and a charity worker, his life stands as a profound journey from the depths of criminality to the heights of humanitarian achievement. His story is not just a chronicle of resilience and strength but an inspiring testament to the human spirit's capacity to change. Will his path to redemption inspire you to believe in second chances?
£12.99
Freedom from Bosses Forever
£9.95
Freedom from Bosses Forever is a book every lover of satire will enjoy, even if they are not interested in starting and running their own business. It has been described as unique by many reviewers and critics because the characters that appear in it are fictional apart from the much derided, Tony Robinson OBE.
'Snorting with laughter' is not an unusual reader re-action. The fictional fashionista,and narrator of the story, Leonora Soculitherz (So-cool-it-hurts) takes the reader on a journey of discovery. Soculitherz (single celebrity name like Beyonce, Rihanna, Madonna, Cher and Batman) investigates a government and big business conspiracy whilst unearthing, along the way, the bare essentials of 'own business' success.
The business tips that appear throughout the book are real and global entrepreneur and owner of WinWeb, Stefan Topfer has called it: 'The funniest hard-hitting business book, that is absolutely full of business truth'.
The Kindle book and the paperback version of Freedom from Bosses Forever are both improved and updated versions of the award winning 'Stripping for Freedom'. Freedom from Bosses Forever also contains bonus features. Some of these are 'just for fun' but for those that have escaped, or wish to escape the rat race, there are links to the author's favourite, and free, enterprise support websites.
Reviews
"I've discovered a rare treat. A business book that's valuable and very funny too. When is the last time you read a business book that made you laugh out loud? Every month there seems to be scores of new books about different aspects of business. Very few focus on the special issues relating to running a business from home. And very, very few have ever made me laugh. This is an exception to the rule." Dave Sumner-Smith is the former Programme Director of Home Business Network and The telegraph Business Club.
"Can I sue for emotional stress? OK Tony I am most displeased with you - you shouldn't have written such a funny book. Picture the scene - we are taking a family break down in Brighton and I have found a good deal at The Grand Hotel (swanky or what) One afternoon it is raining so I decide to have tea and a nice read in the lounge. I stupidly took 'Stripping for Freedom' (the forerunner of Freedom from Bosses Forever) with me and firstly had raised eyebrows from the waiter. Secondly and worst - I started laughing aloud so hard that it came out as a snort - v. embarrassing - other guests lowered their copies of the Telegraph and Wisden to look disapprovingly at me! Seriously it is so funny Tony." Eva Davies, Owner of The Electric Zone.
"Laughing out loud. I'm really enjoying reading this. Indeed my snort of laughter woke up a few sleeping travellers on a Brighton to Victoria train when I read the part about looking good being simply a matter of how well you tuck in your bits!" Julie Stanford owns/designed 'The Essential Business Guide'
£9.95
Giving It All Away
David's journey reads like a film script: a near-death experience at the age of nine, drummer in his own band at the age of 14, discovering international singer Leo Sayer, co-writing and producing many of his hits, a 37-year friendship with pop star and actor Adam Faith, a menacing encounter with the mafia, and the mysterious death of his former Venezuelan wife. In this tell-all book, David reveals exactly what it takes to be a successful songwriter and producer, the life of an ex-pat in LA and just how crazy that life can be. He takes you behind the scenes of Abbey Road and Top of the Pops and shows the highs and lows of the music industry. He has seemingly crammed ten lives into one, and this remarkable autobiography describes all of them.
Hopes And Expectations
£9.99The third instalment in Richard Frost’s beloved Eastwood series.
Sophie and Matt West are preparing to welcome twins — a new beginning coloured by past pain and the chaos of family life. But as familiar faces return, including long-forgotten school bully Robert Jordan, old wounds threaten to reopen.
In the heart of Eastwood Minster, life never stands still. Liz James and Alice Nichols try in vain to quiet the local gossip, former students Tracey and Jack struggle through heartbreak and big decisions, and Will Taylor’s carefully ordered world is about to be turned upside down. All the while, young Tilly dreams of trading her quiet town for a football pitch in an England kit.
Hopes and Expectations is a warm, uplifting story of love, loss, and everyday heroism in a close-knit community. Full of relatable moments, familiar faces, and emotional depth, this third Eastwood story captures the messy, beautiful reality of life — and the strength we find in each other.
£9.99
I'm Champion, Call Me Bob
£19.99
In his own words Bob talks of his early life, his path to becoming a professional jump jockey and how it felt being at the top of his game only to have it come crashing down with a life-threatening diagnosis. The depths of despair going through the radical new cancer treatment he was offered and the heights of joy with that famous Grand National victory. This new biography also looks at the whirlwind adventure his life has been since that glorious spring day at Aintree and examines the tremendous fund raising efforts of the Bob Champion Cancer Trust.
Today Bob is the face of that Trust, the UK’s most successful small cancer fund that has been responsible for raising almost £15Million, money which has allowed research efforts that have all but eradicated testicular cancer death and furthered new research enquiries into prostate cancer.
For the first time Bob shares his thoughts on his life so far, the highs, the lows, injuries, illness and of course just what it felt like to win ‘the ultimate test of horse and rider.’
£19.99
Inside My Ed
How do you recognise an eating disorder when your BMI says you're "healthy"? In this true story, you'll read Zoe's battle to get treatment and recognition for Atypical Anorexia. Her true and harrowing story. It's a hard look at the truth and horror of living with an eating disorder when to the outside you're "too fat to be anorexic".
Kerrymore Road
£4.99
The solid red-brick exteriors of Kerrymore Road belie the bustle of the lives within… toddlers’ tantrums, teenage rebellion, blossoming friendships and turbulent relationships… with the occasional murder thrown in for good measure.
Old Mr Kirshaw, sitting day after day in his bay window, observes the comings and goings… no tweaking of net curtains for him. His voyeurism is shameless and without malice… this is far more interesting than daytime television!
This novel looks at daily life and the social commentary on how we interact.
£4.99
Let's Hear It For The Boy
£9.99
Cooper McRae is going to be completely invisible for seven days.
He plans to woo Lucy Pendleton - the girl at work who acts like he's invisible ALL the time, get himself one million pounds and meet his hero, Elton John.
However, things don't go to plan. A drugs cartel, an ex-girlfriend's pregnancy and a neighbour with an unhealthy interest in Lego all conspire to make his week of invisibility more complicated.
This is his confession.
Will Lucy fall for his charms, or will she see right through him?
A fabulous rom-com with a difference.
£9.99
Living The Difference
£9.99
Two Generations. One Town. A Lifetime of Change.
Sophie and Matt West are expecting twins—a hopeful new chapter shadowed by memories of the past and the challenges of raising a growing family. But as old adversaries resurface, like school bully Robert Jordan, and unspoken grief lingers, the couple must draw strength from their close-knit community.
Meanwhile, Eastwood Minster hums with its own dramas. Liz James and Alice Nichols hope the town will curb its gossiping, although they know better. Former students Tracey and Jack are navigating heartbreak and uncertain futures, while Will Taylor’s world is unexpectedly set alight. Amid it all, young Tilly dreams of football glory, determined to one day play for England.
Hopes and Expectations continues the heartfelt tales of Eastwood, a community where love and loss, joy and laughter, and hope overcoming adversity bind lives together. Richard Frost’s third Eastwood Story brings relatable characters and touching moments that celebrate the beauty and messiness of life.
£9.99
Looking To Move On
On the evening of the launch of his debut novel, Matt West and his wife, Jo are knocked down by a car. She is killed and he's left in a wheelchair.
After a challenging few months in hospital, Matt begins living independently. The driver of the car, Greg Dymond struggles with anger, mental turmoil and guilt but also organises a crowdfunding appeal to help Matt and his young daughter, Tilly.
Community Nurse, Sophie Howlett supports Matt with daily living and emotional adjustment. Emerging from her latest unsatisfactory relationship, and with no one else to turn to, Sophie goes to Matt for support. Thus begins a valuable friendship as they seek to move on from what life has thrown at them - and love grows.
A story of grief and joy, conflict and resolution, tears and laughter.
Moat Hill Hall
£9.99
Love was not something I was in search of. Love found me. A love that grew like a weed, unwanted but prolifically consuming. Moat Hill, with all its past grandeur, was drenched in sadness. Scrape the crumbling plaster away from its walls and you’ll find secrets creeping beneath its surface. And the Hall’s master, Mr Evans, my client, would be the catalyst of the grief I feel today.
Architect Rosie Rudley’s ambitious desire to further her career unexpectedly changes her life.
Arriving at Moat Hill Hall for the first time, she discovers there are secrets preventing her from accomplishing the job. Mr Ralph Evans, her enigmatic client, is uncooperative, using his agent to stand for him. As she delves deeper into the project, boundaries between dreams and reality blur, and she finds herself increasingly drawn to him and his mysterious past.
An ominous threat follows her as she works her way into bringing the Hall back to life. Is the project worth the danger she gets herself into and can she trust the people around her?
£9.99
No Arm In Trying
£12.99
“Do you know where you are Steven?” these were the first words I heard. “You’re in hospital!” “You’ve had an accident on your motorbike, and you’ve lost your right arm.”
39 years ago, Steven’s life changed beyond recognition.
An accident caused him to lose his right arm, setting him on a path of ingenuity, courage and determination.
Now, a motivational speaker, Steven looks back over his life at the challenges he’s overcome and the amazing moments that have shaped his future.
As a true Yorkshire man, this book is written from the soul without frills. Detailing his resolve to overcome disability prejudice, to enjoy life to the full and make his life his own.
Steven would tell you, his life is not that remarkable, but in this book you’ll see that he truly is. Steven is an inventor, a pilot, equestrian and dancer; and that’s just the beginning.
£12.99
Not just George
£9.99
A Long and Varied Career
John Lyons started his acting career as a founder member of the ‘East 15 Acting School’ in 1961. Upon leaving he went into the Professional company of the school ‘Theatre Workshop’ which at the time was under the direction of Joan Littlewood. In the intervening 50 years John’s career has been both long and varied, covering both West End musicals and straight plays, including three separate years in ‘The Mousetrap’ and tours both in England and The Continent with the Musical " Oh! What a Lovely War"
But his career went beyond the stage.
His TV appearances are numerous (over 500) ranging from ‘Upstairs Downstairs’ Play for Today’ ‘The Sweeney’ to ‘On the Buses’ ‘George & Mildred’ and ‘The 19th Hole with Eric Sykes. John Lyons is of course best known for playing Sir David Jason’s long suffering sidekick D.S. George Toolan in ‘A Touch of Frost’ which ran for a very successful 17 ½ years and currently being repeated daily on ITV3.
Panto has played a very big and fun time in John’s life, starting in 1997 with productions of Dick Whittington and Aladdin with the Comedian Jim Davidson, playing Bristol. Palace Theatre Manchester, Mayflower Southampton etc, over a period of ten years.
And John is still working.
John is in great demand on the after dinner speaking circuit, personal appearances at ‘On the Buses’ reunions and numerous P & O Cruises talking about ‘An actor's life - the beginning and conclusion’ – ‘The Touch of Frost Years’ (his 17 years in a Touch of Frost with clips, outtakes, clips of pranks played on him).
This is the story of John Lyons, Not Just George.
You'll laugh, we promise, you might cry, and you'll get a look at the life of one of the most prolific actors of our time.
£9.99
Oh! I Remember Him
“Oh I remember him …” follows the remarkable story of Mike “Squeaky” McClean. From his early years growing up in one of Manchester’s roughest areas with Spanish & Irish parents and Dad regularly out of work, to presenting on two of TV’s most iconic shows, THE BIG BREAKFAST and RICHARD & JUDY throughout the noughties. Rubbing shoulders (literally in the case of Britney Spears) with many of the biggest stars of the day, including Angelina Jolie, George Clooney, Brad Pitt and pulling off one of TV’s funniest gags with Russell Crowe at the Oscars.
We learn how through sheer nerve, determination and wit, Mike overcome many disappointments, including being “let go” by Manchester City in his early teens and leaving school at 15 with only a CSE in metalwork. How the accidental discovery of Paul Daniels’ Magic Book (the first whole book Mike read) would totally change the course of his life (“now THAT’S magic!”) and how his years of performing in talent shows (alongside Gary Barlow) and countless rough pubs, finally paid off.
Mike also reveals what it was really like, working week in week out with Britain’s best loved TV married couple and how pinching a bowl of jelly sweets, led to working with Ricky Gervais in THE OFFICE Christmas Special.
“Oh I remember him…” is an enthralling, funny, heart-warming and self-deprecating read.
Orbs and the Attack of the Hair Spiders
£13.25
Orbs and the Attack of the Hair Spiders begins a fantastic journey full of magic, strange beasts, family and friendship.
Brickabrack is a town terrified by strange disappearances and grisly murders.
Could its salvage come from a chance encounter between the ancient forest gnome, Orbs and the banished Warlock, Blackmouth?
The first in the series featuring the magical being, Orbs.
£13.25
Subject 6
£9.99
The story of the world’s first superhero. As a writer and reporter, Benji Wilson wants to make this dramatic tale as authentic and immersive as possible; throughout the book, he includes original Whatsapps, emails and articles as well as transcripts of interviews and phone calls with the key people. As he investigates the origins of Subject Six and explores the reaction to his arrival, Wilson, through a weaving together of pop science and pop theology, unfolds a thriller narrative and gets sucked into the battle for Subject Six and his powers.Subject Six was born Enosh Blake, a tech billionaire who at 32 was diagnosed with cancer. Before the illness took hold, he chose to have himself cryogenically frozen and sent into orbit to keep safe from natural disaster or human conflict until he could be cured. Two years later, Enosh’s Cryopod crash lands into the English Channel and he emerges on the shore a changed being - he doesn’t breathe or bleed, he doesn’t feel pain and he can heal himself. What happens next is a fight for belief, survival and understanding mixed with betrayal and loss.
£9.99
Surviving The War Against Yourself
Staring down at his hands, all Tom could see was blood. He could feel it dripping down his face and soaking through his clothes. In reality, there was no blood, just snot and floods of tears from a man in Psychosis, terrified and convinced that he could see something that wasn't there. Trying to reassure Tom that he was safe, his partner Amber frantically called the crisis team to ask for help. After months of intervening in Tom's suicide attempts, and trying to reason with the voices in his head, for her, this was a well-rehearsed routine, but it was exhausting. When would it end? Would Tom ever get better? What would the future hold for this young couple? Surviving the war against yourself is the true story of a couple's journey through mental illness and its devastating impact on their life. In a brutally honest account of fear, pain, love and hope, Tom shares what it was like for him to suffer mental illness and Amber opens up about her life as his carer.
That's All I'm Sayin'
£14.79That’s All I’m Sayin’ is the no-holds-barred autobiography of actor and Hollywood insider Michael Brandon. From his early days in Brooklyn to starring roles on stage and screen, Brandon takes you behind the velvet curtain of the entertainment industry with sharp wit and brutal honesty.
Packed with wild adventures, famous romances, career highs, and hard truths, this is the story of a man who lived through the golden age of Hollywood and made it out with stories to tell. From Los Angeles to London, from fame to fallout, Michael shares the real cost of success in a world built on illusion.
Featuring a foreword by bestselling author Lynda La Plante, this is more than a memoir – it’s a backstage pass to a legendary life.
£14.79
The Amazing Life of Cecilia Chattergee
£12.99
Cecilia Chattergee (1876-1947) was a woman who defied convention. She was a lawyer in India, at a time when women didn't have careers. She was a Parsee who married outside of her religion. She lived as a widow when Indian society ostracised widows. She also endured unimaginable trauma and tragedy, yet never lost sight of her ambitions. Set against the backdrop of India's struggle for independence, this is the story of one woman's struggle for her own independence. Her fight to live her life her way and improve the life chances of her children.
£12.99
The Happipreneur
£12.99
The book charts his fascinating life from CEO and global Rockstar of Amway to his off the cuff #MicroBizMatters events. Exposing how business owners are conned out of their money by “industry advisers” and often forced into debt. A modern and up to date take on Small is Beautiful by EF Schumacher.
Both authors agree that no-one can afford to wait for the revolution any more than they can afford to wait for a vaccine. Johnston explained: ‘As business owners, Tony, myself and all our readers have to just get on with it. It is always a rollercoaster and we expect the unexpected.
We hope our guide helps them to avoid the snakes and climb the ladders. Tony’s story of what he has learned from his own businesses and working with many famous entrepreneurs is important for others to know. It is about how to live an enterprising and happy life.
We answer the question ‘How to become a Happipreneur?’. We call out the fakes and the scammers and provide a blueprint for the Establishment on why and how they can level the playing field.” An insight into the life of a man who has dedicated the last 30 years to improving the way MicroBiz owners are treated but is also a no-nonsense guide to avoiding the pitfalls small business owners face.
“Masturbation is good but Musturbation is bad” Albert Ellis describes the three things that hold us back: I must do well. You must treat me well and the world must be easy.
This book is not only an insight into the life of a man who has dedicated the last 30 years to improving the way MicroBiz owners are treated; but is also a no-nonsense guide to avoiding the pitfalls small business owners face. Tony has lived, without a doubt, an incredibly interesting and diverse life, from being the CEO of a huge corporation to almost single-handedly campaigning for the little guy.
With insights from some of the UK’s leading entrepreneurs, you will find information here that many “Gurus” don’t want you to know and that some business advisers will never tell you.
“If you want someone to lie to you, go to some of these motivational speakers, want someone to tell you the truth… go to the “Dickhead” in the red feathered hat.” Brad Burton The UK’s Number one Motivational Speaker
£12.99
The Night Counsellor
£9.99Moat Hill Hall
When silence dawns, only dusk will break it.
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A woman is found on the outskirts of West Yorkshire – naked, mute, and soaked in blood. With no name, no memory, and no one to claim her, she is taken to The Beaumont, a psychiatric hospital with a grim past and secrets buried deep within its walls.
Dubbed Patient A, she becomes the obsession of Counsellor Jane Galloway, who is determined to help her speak again, no matter how unconventional the methods. But Jane’s search for answers ruffles feathers in a system built on silence and control. When a body is found and whispers start linking it to her patient, Jane is forced to confront the possibility that Patient A’s silence is hiding something far more dangerous than anyone imagined.
As institutional resistance closes in and dark truths claw their way to the surface, Jane must decide how far she is willing to go to uncover the truth, and whether helping Patient A find her voice will come at the cost of her own.
When Silence Dawns is a chilling psychological thriller set in a post-war world of repression, secrets, and the unspoken horrors we carry.
£9.99
The Water Girl
It starts with a letter from the dead… Confined to a wheelchair since childhood, Ursula is independent and successful. A letter from her supposedly dead mother, draws her into a series of strange and frightening events that challenge everything she knows. Adam is seriously ill and the doctors can’t help him, whilst at the hospital he meets Ursula, under horrifying circumstances and discovers over time that this strange disabled girl might offer a cure, but at what cost? Cal’s life of pure evil has become predictable and dull. In conjuring a new plot to relieve the monotony, he notices an odd young couple with some unique problems, more interestingly, they are a puzzle he’s driven to solve. Ursula must face her darkest fears and uncover the mystery surrounding the mother she barely knew.
Transference
£9.99
Transference is the story of PODD, a government created terminal disease, formed to manipulate the population in a monetary driven attempt at social cleansing. Lauren and Sonya, best friends and neighbours, are plunged into the most brutal and unjustified conspiracy the world has ever witnessed – the killing of innocent children.As the disease affects only the most affluent children, the poorest of the world accepts compensation payments of £1,000,000 to allow the disease to be transferred into - and ultimately kill - their children. As Lauren and Sonya fight their way to survive and expose the truth behind Transference, they unearth horrors and betrayals that even nightmares would shy away from.
£9.99
Victims of Circumstance
£9.99
To a passing stranger, Carrie is just an ordinary woman living an ordinary life… and that’s exactly the way she wants to keep it. In a sleepy little seaside town, she occupies herself day-to-day without incidents or drama, until someone comes along who threatens her private world of sorrow and regret.
A perfect summer read, touching on love after grief.
£9.99