A book of modern fables, charting Bulgaria’s move from communism to democracy, told through people’s stories and experiences
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To End the Night: Julius Caesar’s Secret War by Lluew Grey
Julius Caesar is being influenced by Vampyres – yes, you read that right
Every Day is Like Sunday by John Doe
A personal tale of revenge interwoven with the recovery of Nazi war art and an audacious heist to get it back
Grimmer Revisionist Fairytales, Fables and Nursery Rhymes by Marissa Carter
Take a fairytale; give it a modern twist; infuse with satire and dry wit; present with others for humorous read
The All Canadian Story Book by Peter Clarke
A compilation of the author’s work drawn from Canadian life with special emphasis on the sea, family and friendship
The Eye Opener by Indrajit Garai
Three short novellas describe the battles of everyday people where they try and conquer and go beyond what life throws their way
Fiona’s Fury by Roxy Blue
Florist Fiona’s world is about to change forever when she finally meets Big Bo
The List of My Desires by Grégoire Delacourt
A book about life and its value and whether having money is a route to contentment
Atonement by Melissa Ingoldsby
Atonement is, as the title suggests, a book about redemption and coming to terms with the past and atoning for past transgressions but more than that, Melissa Ingoldsby’s book is about love and its power to restore and heal, through affection and reassurance and consistency. It starts excitingly with two men, Edward and John, onContinue reading “Atonement by Melissa Ingoldsby”
The Axeman’s Jazz by Ray Celestin
New Orleans: a city of mob and racial tension and now, there’s a serial killer on the loose in this well-written thriller
Scuffed Granny 