New Horizons Beckon by Patricia Coates:
"Hopefully she has many more tales to tell as this book deserves a sequel."
New Horizons Beckon details.

One Boy's War by Bob Galloway:
"From the beginning of the novel we are encaptured by the simplicity of the tales. Galloway's descriptive text is intense and draws on every detail, sound and smell, which make the stories tangible to the reader. ...and it's not difficult to read between the lines a great sense of pride and dignity."

Taxi by Vera Parsonage:
"...no hidden moralistic ideals implanted surreptitiously between the lines, it's just good fun... ...if it's escapism you are looking for in a lighter vein, then give Taxi a try."

Not For Bedtime - chilling tales from around the world:
"... brought together well-known novelists, professional journalists and some fine new and amateur writers. ... absorbing book."

The Reincarnate by Polly L Hughes:
"The Reincarnate is a wonderfully written novel.
The intricate details and and universal characters provide the reader with an immediate link and empathy. ...intermingling of fiction and non-fiction provides depth and detail to the novel. ...a book not to missed."

Where Birds Don't Sing by Alan Clegg:
"A highly readable and original story about this gruesome period - a world class book"

Infinity Junction by Neil Gee:
"Superb book. ...quite obvious that those agents who rejected it didn't read past the title page."

Before Hitting Bottom by Deborah Dupré Wheeler
"It is only rarely that you read a book that impresses itself in your mind like this. To start with there is a moving account of how the author's son slipped into drug and alcohol abuse, how he was in denial about his problem, and about how, against all the odds, his mother was able to intervene with compassion and determination.
A procedure is described in detail, with many references and explanations, about how successful intervention, even for people in denial, can be achieved.
Before Hitting Bottom is highly recommended for affected relatives and should be compulsory reading for professionals concerned with treating addicts. An uncommon but apparently highly effective method."

Tengar Bridge by N.M.Lewis.
"...Fast, gripping... I LIKED IT... ...surprised it hasn't been taken up. ...unusual combination of mental tension, excitement and a love angle creeping in. ...end is rather romantic in a way, maybe you should adapt it for Mills and Boon!"

The Lynch-Mob Syndrome by Ken Norman (and others)-
"This is a must read-read for anyone with a social conscience. I was dismayed and incredulous in almost equal measure when I read it. The Lynch-Mob Syndrome is probably the single most comprehensive and objective review of infant death, and attitudes by the medical profession to it, that has ever been compiled. This is investigative journalism of a calibre you don't often see. And it is regularly updated. Of course we live in the same borough as one of the highest profile cases at the time, Louise Woodward. We all watched that case with great interest and our local paper, The Ellesmere Port Standard, did an outstanding and remarkably unbiased job reporting the whole affair, which made us feel all the more involved. The Lynch-Mob Syndrome presents a detailed and very well argued case which only goes to reinforce our doubts that justice is done in such situations."

A Very European Death by Mike Bonner
"A Very European Death is an intriguing thriller which in particular skilfully uses its European locations."

Dagger First by Evelyn Murray -
We are pleased to announce that Evelyn Murray has decided to release the first two books of the Dagger series.
   

Other possible works -
Now at this point we're entering the realms of the infin-iffy, but if as we hope, one of the longest novels we've looked at so far goes into production- and it's not certain due to the cost of printing a long novel on spec- then these are some of the best comments we've seen from readers we trust, including those (from the same readers) about recently acclaimed books from the mainstream world of publishing. The author shuns electronic publishing (even though this looks like an ideal case) and insists we disguise the title, main characters and author name so efforts to sell it to a big publisher can continue, but if it does appear here remember our code name; "Genome by Person:" we'll sneak it in somewhere.
"It's a fascinating concept- (scary), very imaginative and very readable. ...enjoyed it thoroughly. ...a terrific adventure story... It could make a very exciting film."