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The Devil & Daniel Singer by Catriona Keith
In a Scottish fishing town riddled with drugs, crime and hypocrisy, the secretive sect of the Plymouth Brethren reject modern life and keep themselves apart. Silent, damaged Brethren boy Daniel, strays into the seedy world of self-loathing rebel Ryan McGill. Faith, sin and death will divide Danny and Ryan, until they become lovers.
About the author
Catriona Keith is a native of Northeast Scotland where she lives with her kids, cats, dogs, hens and Arab horses. After studying Medieval French to doctoral level, she retrained as a Secondary School teacher. She’s happiest up a hill track with her horse or with her toes in the sea watching the seals.
Pre-Order now and this will be waiting for you at the official launch event on the 14th June!
Introducing our new Lewis Grassic Gibbon Reprints.
Gay Hunter
Three Go Back
Gay Hunter is a remarkable post-apocalyptic adventure written by J. Leslie Mitchell, better known to readers as Lewis Grassic Gibbon and published in 1934. A daring archaeologist, Gay Hunter, finds herself in a future where humanity has regressed to a primal state. Struggling to survive in this wild and untamed world, she encounters clans who live by ancient customs and confronts a new type of society, but the brutal attitudes of her own time threaten this new way of life. J. Leslie Mitchell crafts a timeless narrative that explores the intersections of history, destiny, and the enduring human spirit.
When an airship crashes in Mid-Atlantic, the few survivors find themselves dazed and apparently alone on a vast beach. The three, Clair Stranlay, a young Londoner and the author of deliciously decadent romances, Sir John Mullaghan, an arms manufacturer, and Keith Sinclair, an idealistic American, venture inland and stumble upon animals extinct thousands of years before. When they are confronted with a group of hunters they can scarcely believe their situation: they have travelled 25,000 years back in time, to the lost continent of Atlantis. Lewis Grassic Gibbon’s classic adventure story offers a dreamlike vision of prehistoric life and opens up new vistas to the imagination.
Other new releases include
Strange Doorways by Paul Beardsley
Philip Hamilton’s daughter has disappeared, no-one can find her, he starts to suspect it might have something to do with the Strange Doorways that only he seems to be able to see…
We pass them every day. The service hatch in the subway, the door in the doctor’s waiting room that nobody ever opens, the access door in the alleyway. We see them, but they rarely attract our notice. Why would they? They’re just doors.
But sometimes we get curious. And sometimes, during sleepless nights, when our awareness is heightened and our reason is suspended, we know deep down what they are, and we know where they really lead.
Don’t miss Strange Doorways, the first book in an exciting new series from Dr Who expanded universe author Paul Beardsley.
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