London, the Doggy and Me

Looking after a dog is one thing, but looking after a dead dog is a different matter altogether, especially for a stranger in London.

When a waitress from a Cornish fish restaurant lands an audition for a West End show, she can't believe her luck. The only catch is that she has to look after a pet dog in exchange for board.

She soon finds herself trying to juggle auditions, the demise of a long-term relationship and a...

Fifty Shades Of Gravy: The Cookbook

Rude recipes for dirty dinner parties

Imagine. You love food. You love getting sexy. But the first time you try combining the two, it ends in disaster. That was the story of a young IM Pliant. But driven by a passion to succeed, he spent the next 20 years experimenting with, and then perfecting, the lost art of rude food. Now, in his sensational new cookbook, this popular and extraordinary author and gourmand finally reveals his step-by-step guide to hosting dirty dinner...

Diary of a Stressed Out Mother: 'Bedlam'

Dora Loveday is a beleaguered mother of four kids, two unruly dogs, a psychotic cat and wife to an exasperated and long-suffering husband. Clinging doggedly on to her sanity in the face of unrelenting adversity, she records the chaos and madness of her family life in this laugh-out-loud comic romp of a diary.

Leg It!

Childhood in Sunderland in the eighties used to be fun for Peter Wood but nothing lasts forever. Growing up got in the way.

Running away seemed like the only option in the eighties as did his return fifteen years later.

Would his old friends Elvis, Bumper and, most importantly, Claire forgive him for going?

Will Kevin Davison and Jack Burns forgive him for coming back?

Will Pete win back the life he thought he had lost or will he Leg It?

Pompomberry House

A writer's retreat seemed the perfect chance for Dee Whittaker to take her mind off her marital difficulties.

However, she meets five of the most hideous writers ever to have mastered a QWERTY keyboard, and her problems quickly multiply. Things escalate further when the handyman winds up dead.

After fleeing from the island, Dee attempts to get her life back on track but begins to notice that something strange is going on. The...

Anti-Social Media

Constance Anderson is a scriptwriter... without a script. But this isn't a problem until, by random stroke of fate the Hollywood diva Jennifer Roberts announces on American primetime television that Constance is writing her next movie.

This is news to Constance; how the hell did that happen? She is jettisoned to fame overnight and faces a race against time to write the script. With...

Head in the Clouds Much?

All the ingredients of classic chick lit, told from the perspective of the Gay Best Friend.

There’s a fine line between being quirky and being downright weird, and Lou had unknowingly crossed it years ago...

Twenty-nine-year-old Lou Lawrence has been coasting through life. He resides at the family home in the small town of Crockham for £40 a week and changes jobs whenever the going gets tough. But the one thing that doesn’t come easily to Lou is his relationships with...

365 Things People Believe That Aren't True
(The Misconception Trilogy Book 1)

Dinosaurs had feathers.

The appendix isn’t useless but there are nine body-parts that are.

Coliseum gladiators were obese and staged their fights.

The first robot was built 2,400 years ago.

The Bible never says what The Devil looks like.

Leprosy doesn’t exist.

This book corrects many misconceptions people have about the human body, books, dinosaurs, words, disorders, quotes, religion, and unsolved mysteries (that have actually been...

Murder At The Fourth
(Forest Pines)

Retired Miami Detective, Jenny Pickett, is loving life in the small Montana town of Forest Pines. That is until local businessman, Donald Sands, is found murdered on the local golf course.

Young and inexperienced Sheriff, Steve Calder, needs help and turns to Jenny to assist him in his investigation. Suddenly Jenny is plunged into a mystery unlike any other she has encountered and faces a multitude of suspects who all have a...

Picking Up The Brass

It's 1985, The Smiths are in the charts and Maggie Thatcher is in No10. Eddy Nugent's in Manchester, he's 16 and he's slowly going out of his mind with boredom. So what does he do? He joins the British Army.

Overnight, he leaves the relative sanity of civvie street and falls headlong into the lunatic parallel universe of basic training: a life of press ups, boot polish and drill.

Gradually, he finds his feet and settles down to life as a soldier. There's still...