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DANIEL PURSGLOVE BOOK FOUR: This compelling historical thriller series - following Daniel Pursglove through the dark underbelly of Jacobean England - comes a gripping conclusion.

A semi-autobiographical novel that deals with themes of mental health and trauma related to the loss of a loved one. Triggered by the announcement of his first grandson and the imminent death of his dog, Ian Wilkerson and his dog embark on a long walk around the city that pushes him to deal with his unresolved traumas.

DANIEL PURSGLOVE BOOK THREE: On the run from the King, Daniel returns to his childhood home in Yorkshire - with his own score to settle.

Winter, 1607. A man is struck down in the grounds of Battle Abbey, Sussex. Before dawn breaks, he is dead. Home to the Montagues, Battle has caught the paranoid eye of King James. The Catholic household is rumoured to shelter those loyal to the Pope, disguising them as servants within the abbey walls

A mysterious figure has been observing a woman from the shadows, patiently biding his time until the moment is right to make his move. The tension builds as he finally reveals himself, leading to a gripping exploration of obsession and the complexities of their intertwined fates. Themes of surveillance and the psychological impact of being watched unfold, creating an intense atmosphere that keeps readers on edge.

Gunpowder and treason changed England forever. But the tides are turning and revenge runs deep in this compelling historical thriller.

Essential skills for launching a business are at the forefront of this comprehensive guide. It offers practical insights into key topics crucial for entrepreneurs, making it a valuable resource for anyone looking to start their own venture. The dynamic collection ensures that readers are equipped with the necessary tools and knowledge to navigate the challenges of entrepreneurship effectively.

DC Carrie and her colleague DI Gayther are an unlikely pairing tasked with investigating a series of cold cases - specifically, unsolved murders of LGBTQ+ victims.

Norman Bates is alive and well... He's living just next door.

A real page-turner cut through with dark humour, Sweet William zeroes in on a potent mix: mental illness, a foster family under pressure, and an aggrieved father separated from his precious child. The result is an incisive and deeply affecting literary thriller.