Helen and the Grandbees
- 308 pages
- 11 hours of reading
Twenty years ago, Helen is forced to give up her newborn baby, Lily. Now living alone in her small flat, there is a knock at the door and her bee, her Lily, is standing in front of her.
Alex Morrall Books
This author explores the complexities of society with warmth, empathy, and a touch of humor in her novels and poetry. Her work often delves into the strength of family love in overcoming intimidating barriers, frequently set against gritty backdrops. Through her literary contributions, she captures unique insights into human connection and resilience. Her distinctive style is appreciated for its accessibility and emotional depth.
Adrift
- 166 pages
- 6 hours of reading
The story explores Bernie's emotional struggle as she navigates the complexities of family dynamics following the birth of her vulnerable step-brother. Amidst this turmoil, she unexpectedly finds herself falling for Robin, a mosaicist whose soulful art and captivating stories about Ethiopia draw her in. Their relationship becomes a source of both confusion and solace as Bernie grapples with her feelings and the challenges of vulnerability.