The Duchemin Family History - Laura Bray   ISBN: 978 1 906561 65 9  356 pages
Published: 16th July 2009

A biography of Monsignor Charles Duchemin MA: Rector of the Beda College in Rome from 1928 to 1961
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The Lodger at Sunset - E.H Goodfellow   ISBN: 978 1 906561 82 6  432 pages
Published: 18th January 2010

The story is set in 1950 aboard a British troopship sailing to Southeast Asia, and plays out against the background of the Korean War which was then beginning.
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The Merlin Stones - Gerry Woodhouse   ISBN: 978 1 906561 12 3  288 pages
Published: 31st October 2008

All religious factions, irrespective of their beliefs, pray to their God. It is the same God. Another deity, as powerful as the one God, yearns to replace his authority, in the heavens, and on earth.Make the most of your God, while you still have him. Something that happened in the sixth century will have fatal consequences in the twentieth century. An unwanted burden is thrust onto the young shoulders of Kit Milner, which will lead him, unwittingly, into a sequence of breathtaking escapades. Dangerous adversaries compete to ensnare him as he takes on an unknown mission, in an endeavour to make sense of the Merlin stones. Kit grapples with danger and deception, together with the guiles of a beautiful woman, as he fights against the unknown. The author has taken on a remarkably daring challenge, which works. The book is intriguingly audacious and inventive, with a touch of satire, and reveals a flair for creating some delightfully grotesque characters.
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The Search for Cultural Identities in Post-Colonial Africa - Ewane Moto   ISBN: 978 190656199 4  214 pages
Published: 1st February 2010

The Search for Cultural Identities in Post-Colonial Africa is Eddy Moto Ewane’s first book. It chronicles, with a tinge of humour, efforts of a West African village to identify itself with its cultural and ancestral past, against the backdrop of socio-administrative machinations. From the era under the German protectorate, through that of the British mandate under the League of Nations, to the codified laws of traditional institutions, it depicts the difficult transformation of an ethnic group from a quasi-native village to a modern administrative headquarters. Oral communication between the colonists and the natives passed through several interpreters. With the chain of distortions, the natives unwittingly committed a number of sacrileges. They had to appease their gods – but at which cost? The Search for Cultural Identities in Post-Colonial Africa unveils with stunning detail, the astonishing truth concealed for a century. Eddy Moto Ewane plunges the reader into a society plagued by political and administrative gamesmanship, intrigues, power-mongering, black magic and selfishness. The author’s narrative skills of the native mannerisms help to add humour and life to an otherwise historical work.
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The Secret Burial Grounds of Knocknakil - Gregg Holt   ISBN: 978 190704025 2  144 pages
Published: 2nd June 2010

In the heart of Ireland’s County Mayo, in the midst of the rugged countryside lies a mysterious farm called Knocknakil. Concealed for centuries, the farms guardian Jim slowly divulges its secret history, swallow holes and passage ways to his nephew Graham, preparing him for the trials ahead. As autumn fades into winter, a strange and frightening shriek shatters the cold night air announcing some tragic news for Graham leaving him disillusioned, angry and unknown to him the new guardian of the farm and its secrets. On the wild Atlantic coast in the far west, gloomy clouds gather as dark forces slowly start to learn the location of the secret burial grounds and the ultimate power source on Planet Earth. The evil Boggot calls on the assistance of a sadistically and notorious band of Vikings hidden away in the decaying forest who are willing to claim the burial grounds at any cost. Returning to the mystifying farm with his good friend, Graham and Lorna are stalked by a hooded beast that terrorises their every move. An amazing and dangerous adventure unravels that leaves them fighting against strange beasts and more importantly for their own survival. Assistance comes from unlikely sources in the shape of a magical druid and leprechaun. As the struggle ensues the magical druid uses the last of his powers, but is this enough to save the day or does this spell the end for all of mankind? Visit mayomysteries.com for more.
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When the Sax Man Plays: Part One, Making it. - Yvonne Marrs   ISBN: 978 1 906561 68 0  192 pages
Published: 11th May 2009

Jason Bottelli, a young and extraordinarily gifted saxophonist, takes up a post as Head of Music at a London college. By night he plays at a jazz club; by day he teaches and wows the students with his talent. It seems he can do nothing wrong. But Jason comes up against a difficult challenge when he decides to put together a band of students for a talent contest. The scheme meets resistance from people in the college and Jason finds that he has his work cut out for him in more ways than one.
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