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Miss You

David Buckle

Brook and Ellis: Missing Person Investigators are on the case.
There are no clues as to the whereabouts of businessman, popular local figure and devoted husband and father, Mervyn Davies.
The more Brook and Ellis find about the Mr Davies, the more questions emerge that don’t have answers.
Jason Sanders is fifteen. He is missing from home. His parents are distraught and have no idea as to why their son cannot be found. Brook and Ellis are called in. The more they discover about the missing teenager, the more they need to know.
Martin Brook has a near perfect memory. He longs to forget the personal tragedy he has endured. Lee Ellis provides the steel and support he needs.
Their investigations lead them into a situation that is fraught with difficulty and danger.
Can they save the missing persons and can they save themselves?
And then there’s Jack…

£1.77 — Buy on Amazon

The Cloaked Kingdom (Book 1)

Kallum Hoy

The Kingdom of Eimmore has never been the same after the Ancient War. Use of magic is rare and extremely deadly to anyone, or anything in the vicinity.
Artemis and Karis, brother and sister, are destined to follow their father’s footsteps in ruling their beloved Snake Guild. The siblings quickly discover that their fates are split, as they’re forced to flee the home that they love and seek answers in the allies that they have. Some secrets are best left in their minds, as the telepathic link they were granted at birth keeps them close, even from a far.
An opposition house, the Spider Guild, has been moving in the darkness, pulling at the web of chaos and leaving the neighbouring towns in fear whilst amassing great power. Remnants of dark blood magic have been left in their wake.
A tale of passion for knowledge and strength, led by corruption and fear. What begins as curiosity becomes a deep desire of lust and magic.

£8.99 — Buy at Greencat Books

Parallel Paradise

Mayapee Chowdhury

To appease her mother and against her better judgment, Bindi leaves England to visit her relatives in India. They’re not thrilled she’s given up her legal career to pursue her dreams in music, but all her troubles take a back seat when Bindi discovers things are not as they seem between her cousin Dhona and his long-suffering wife, Rimli.

Publicly, Dhona and Rimli are the image of a wealthy, enviable couple with a perfect marriage. When Dhona’s drunken womanizing gets too much for Rimli, she seeks comfort in Bindi, and they engage in a passionate love affair. Bindi has never felt so much for a woman before, and soon she’s falling head over heels for Rimli.

In the months that follow, Bindi’s music career takes off, Rimli has an opportunity to study in England, and their journey of self-discovery is only just beginning. But their relationship is put to the test by the homophobia of their family, community, and culture, and Bindi and Rimli will need to fight for a chance at love.

$5.99 — Buy at Bold Stroke Books