An intriguing read about a G-Man in Hoover’s FBI, told by his grandson, a very different character, who reflects on his ancestor’s life
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The Light in the Invading Darkness by Daniel Big Plume
Alexandra has to save the world from encroaching darkness. She’s only fifteen. Daniel Big Plume tells her tale in this high stakes story.
Lost Letters by Tom Hapgood
What appears to be a surprise find leads our narrator back into his past in Germany, where all he thought he knew is not as it first seems
Gabriel’s Moon by William Boyd
The first in a trilogy of books about Gabriel Dax, which charts his progression from orphaned boy to popular writer – but is he really sought for his writing talent?
Time Lines by Guilio Savo
I can’t describe this book in a few characters! Surreal, life-affirming, adventurous, spooky, daring? Savo has written a truly unique book!
Nearness of the Wild by Hilary Scharper
From the start, this book grips, continuing to keep you pinned, with its tale of love, diaries, avarice, ghostly girls and lighthouses!
The Ballad of Midnight and McRae by Jess Lederman
This is a book as wide and deep as the western landscape in which it’s set, full of imagination, bound together with love and faith
No Sanctuary by Graeme Chambers
Max Dempsey seeks the quiet life in Provence in this well-written murder mystery but this is shattered when a neighbour is murdered savagely
Hessman’s Necklace by Nicholas Litchfield
Meet Ray, a good-looking, whisky-swigging, ladies’ man who’s a thief for hire as he tries to get a necklace from a vicar and his beau
Truth and Transformation (Taking Wonderland) by Martin Baynton
Revisit Wonderland where the curious elements of Carroll are given a twist all of their own by Baynton. Dark, fast-moving and entertaining!
Scuffed Granny 