Innocent (Nexus) by Aishling Morgan

Aishling Morgan | Innocent (Nexus) | Ashling Morgan’s work is sure to stretch your sexual imagination. Set in a world of nubile girls and cruel men, Innocent tells the story of the young

Shame About the Street by Diane Langford

Diane Langford | Shame About the Street | ‘There in the paper was a photograph of the newsreader in a fashionable restaurant, leaning across the table towards a companion whose face was in the

Woman’s Darling by A. L. Roget

A. L. Roget | Woman’s Darling | ‘She was lovely enough to command any man she wanted-but what she wanted was another lovely woman!’

The Haunted House by Rebecca Brown

Rebecca Brown | The Haunted House | In one stifling moment near the beginning of this strong, evocative first novel, its genesis is laid bare: little Robin Dale’s father slides her into

The Missionary Sheriff by Octave Thanet

Octave Thanet | The Missionary Sheriff | The folk of Octave Thanet’s creating have iron in their blood; their society is tonic. Of none of her characters is truer than of Amos Wickliff… Wickl

Ditched by Josie Gordon

Josie Gordon | Ditched | Lonnie Squires has few fond memories of her Aunt Kate, and nearly ten years after her death, the battleaxe is still yanking Lonnie’s chain. This time,

Baby, It’s Cold by Jaye Maiman

Jaye Maiman | Baby, It’s Cold | As a bitter winter grips New York City, Private Investigator Robin Miller is catapulted on a bone-chilling quest to save a friend’s child from a horri

The Strange Young Wife by Kel Holland

Kel Holland | The Strange Young Wife | Front: ‘This is a bold novel. It will be applauded and condemned. It hits home because it dares speak about a growing problem …’ AND ‘His new girl-w