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A novel about an easy going farmer in the North of England, his disastrous marriage and his ordeal in World War One.

In "The City and the Stars", the only man born among immortals wants to find out what lies beyond the city.

A story of passionate love, unbelievable cruelty and treachery, great courage; the story of the doomed loyalty of the Clans of Scotland.

The story of the Neanderthal people who call themselves the Clan of the Cave Bear, and of Ayla, the Cro-Magnon girl they find and raise.

When Camille, the sister of poet and bird artist, George Devis, is murdered whilst working for an aid project in Ethiopia, George is forced to get involved.

Celia Davies gives an account of her early childhood in early 20th century England. Splashes of colour and humour from bygone days.

Medical decisions can kill or cure, and this book documents one month in a hospital where staff are challenged by such decisions.

"Granny dumping" has become a popular Christmas phenomenon and Kathleen is not ready for Passing Downs Old People's Home.

A man wakes up terrified. He does not know what has happened to scare him, but he feels as if he has been through a dreadful experience.

Set in the depressed areas of Tyneside during and after World War One, this novel highlights the difficulties experienced by participants of mixed marriages.

Del Curb, interstellar courier and self-styled hero, has in his possession a sleeping 21st century astronaut whom he intends to use to gain undreamed of wealth.

On a dark night in early 1944, a 055 agent, Craig, floated helplessly in the sea off the Brittany coast.

James McBride grew up one of twelve siblings in an all-black housing project in Brooklyn, the son of a black minister and a woman who would not admit she was white.

Story of damaged, vulnerable women, a police force, and a desperate hunt for a vicious serial killer who chooses his victims from Los Angeles' demi-mondaine.

Could the Soviet Union really get their own man elected president of the United States of America? Originally published in 1981 as 'The twentieth day of January'.