Set in the most scenic and rural county of Devon, these stories by well-known
Devon author Ted Sherrell reflect both the
farming and village community life of the area.
ISBN 9781852001285 / 217x140mm / hardback / 184pp / £16.95
A story of conflicting love, momentous sea battles and a man’s passion to fulfil his destiny.
The closing months of the year were troubled ones in the Europe of 1938. Adolf Hitler, the Nazi Chancellor, was determined ...
ISBN 9781852001278 / 217x140mm / hardback / 292pp / £17.95
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An unusual, documentary-style novel, set against actual historical events
between 1982 and 2010, lightly disguised
as science fiction . . .
ISBN 9781852001421 / 217x140mm / hardback / 182pp / £16.95
In the late 1930s, at the age of just 16, Julia Hayes knows she wants nothing
more than to work on the family’s small hilltop
farm in Yorkshire: her idea of heaven.
ISBN 9781852001438 / 217x140mm / hardback / 216pp / £16.95
Bronwen Owen, just retired at the age of 60, is considering a proposal of
marriage from Ben, and this leads her to remember
his first proposal more than forty years earlier . . .
ISBN 9781852001476 / 217x140mm / hardback / 204pp / £16.95
The story of Gandoura travels from England to Zambia and documents the facts
about the Lenshina Rebellion, a religious cult
formed just before Zambia’s independence, that issued passports to heaven for all their members, but was
to end in massacre.
ISBN 9781852001506 / 217x140mm / hardback / 315pp / £17.95
When Caroline arranges a dinner party, an extra person, invited by her husband
John, increases the number to thirteen.
Johannah, a particularly superstitious guest, upsets the evening by her warning
that before the year is out one of those. . .
ISBN 9781852001520 / 217x140mm / hardback / 185pp / £16.95
Griselda’s mother is disturbed when the half-brother of her late husband criticises the
choice they took in sending their
Protestant daughter, known as Selly, to a Catholic school. Selly discovers many
difficulties in life as she exchanges the. . .
ISBN 9781852001551 / 217x140mm / hardback / 178pp / £16.95
Following the huge success of the hardback edition this is now in paperback.
These present day stories are set in the community
and environment of the county of Devon. They draw inspiration from both country
and urban areas. . .
ISBN 9781852001582 / 212x135mm / paperback / 206pp / £8.95 or ISBN 9781852001520 / 217x140mm / hardback / £16.95
With the Romantic era being a high point for Spanish drama, Rivas’s Don Alvaro was perhaps the most outstanding example.
The play intermingles tragedy and comedy, where high-minded noblemen and country
bumpkins pursue their destinies side. . .
ISBN 9781852001568 / 217x140mm / hardback / 231pp / £16.95
A traumatic suspense story that unfolds through two strong female dialogues.
Rosemary has just become a widow, and her account begins when she meets Vincent
Walberg, a widower himself.
ISBN 9781852001575 / 217x140mm / hardback / 184pp / £16.95
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