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Heartwarming fiction about friendship, the joy of reading and the power of hope.
So what happens when your husband runs off with your best friend? When you discover the dead body of an old man halfway through your delivery round? When your house is burgled and you get beaten up? Doris, Andy and Colleen are about to find out. They’re also about to discover that you can find friendship and support in the oddest of places…
Heart-rending, humorous and above all authentic, Distorted Days is an exquisitely written account of the ways in which life can knock you off our feet – and how you can pick yourself up again. If you’ve experienced the fickleness of fortune, this i | |  | | Doctor Glass
Between help and harm lies destruction
She saved lives as a therapist. Now she's destroying her own.
Dr. Emma-Jane Glass has built a successful therapy practice helping clients navigate their darkest moments. But when Drew Rogers walks into her office—damaged, manipulative, and devastatingly perceptive—the boundaries between professional and personal begin to blur.
Drew's wife and son died at Sycamore Gap under suspicious circumstances. He insists he's haunted by guilt. Emma-Jane believes she can help him. But as their sessions intensify, she realizes Drew is playing a different game entirely.
He knows he | |  | | Forgotten Dark
A gripping and original hypnotherapy suspense, perfect for fans of Gillian Flynn's Sharp Objects, The Silent Patient by Alex Michaelides and The Girl on the Train by Paula Hawkins.
Every memory is a door. Some were locked for a reason. One turn of the key unleashes it all.
Sally Lansdale seems to have it all - a loving husband, two children, and a successful career. But when her husband Jeremy suddenly dies, it triggers a flood of repressed memories from Sally's traumatic childhood. As she undergoes therapy to uncover these buried traumas, Sally is forced to confront the possibility that she may have been responsible for her father's mysterious death years ago.
Meanwhile, her teenage daughter Iris begins a relationship with Sally's dangerous ex Ricky, t | |  | | Rachel's Garden
Can something so perfect really be poisonous?
When Rachel and her husband Adam move to Maple Cottage in remote Cheshire, it should be the fulfilment of their dream to start a family.
Haunted by her past and challenged by events around her, Rachel finds that her home is not the sanctuary she envisaged–and neither is her marriage. Adam’s temper rages when he discovers he is infertile. She seeks solace in the arms of her gardener and falls pregnant.
Dreams become reality—and a garden grows, but as every gardener knows, even the most beautiful plants can be toxic.
Can Rachel find the happiness she craves, or will the toxic past take root and lead her down a dark path?
Rachel's Garden is a brilliantly dark and moving psychological thriller. It's the perfect read for fans of authors like S.E. Lynes, Clare Mackintosh and Lisa Jewell, Rachel's Garden will have your pulse racing and your heart in your mouth from start to finish.
When Rachel and her husband Adam move to Maple Cottage in remote Cheshire, it should be the fulfilment of their dream to start a family.
Haunted by her past and challenged by events around her, Rachel finds that her home is not the sanctuary she envisaged–and neither is her marriage. Adam’s temper rages when he discovers he is infertile. She seeks solace in the arms of her gardener and falls pregnant.
Dreams become reality—and a garden grows, but as every gardener knows, even the most beautiful plants can be toxic.
Can Rachel find the happiness she craves, or will the toxic past ta | |  | | Stained Glass Lives
A collection of poetry, flash fiction and short stories, often lyrical, sometimes dark.
In Stained Glass Lives, Louise Worthington's writing fuses poetry and prose, beauty and violence.
Sometimes, tender, sometimes harsh, she explores loss, female power and the power of distorted thought, as well as creating stark portraits of family, violence and revenge. The characters are flawed and visceral, from ghosts, daughters, mothers, wives, to taxi drivers, teachers, a frail widow and a mercenary shop assistant. | |  | | The Entrepreneur
Blood is his medium. Murder is his art.
He bleeds women to death. Then he sells their blood as art.
Serial killer Jonny Lang murdered five women, draining their blood to create artwork that now hangs in middle-class homes across Manchester. From his prison cell, he maintains his infamy—and his final secret: the body of his fifth victim, still buried and waiting to be sold.
Reality TV contestant Stephanie enters Jonny's world through a twisted game show that pairs artists with entrepreneurs. She's supposed to sell his murderabilia. Instead, she uncovers another death—one that wasn't ruled murder but should have been |
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