Fiction - Saraband

[trim]'A Capital Union is a capital idea in the current political climate, particularly. This novel shows the terrible strain that ideological and military conflict can place on individuals beyond the battlefield itself.' - Martin Philip, Edinburgh Review[/trim]

Bear Witness Mandy Haggith

[trim]"A 'what-if?' with an emotional heart." - Linda Cracknell[/trim]

My Best Friend Has Issues Laura Marney

[trim]"Bored of chick-lit? Full-on-bitch-lit could be the answer! - More dark and twisted than Barcelona's back streets. Darkly funny and even shocking at times, this is a holiday read that'll snap you out of your poolside doziness and have you shaking your head in disbelief. In a good way." - Heat[/trim]

No Wonder I Take a Drink Laura Marney

[trim]"The pacing has an engaging confidence, a comic brio which, as readers soon see, comes from completely inhabiting her narrator's character... Her jokes are seldom laboured, almost always rooted in character or language... She's a natural comedy writer" - The Scotsman[/trim]

Nobody Loves a Ginger Baby Laura Marney

[trim]'The obtuse and faintly ridiculous is transformed into a hilarious edgy satire by a Scottish writer who has such a gift for dark humour her books have a heady whiff of Christopher Brookmyre without the body count.' - Daily Record[/trim]

Only Strange People Go to Church Laura Marney

[trim]'Laura Marney's wickedly dark sense of humour is such that she could write about anything and get away with it. Punchy, pacey - the plot has more kinks than a corkscrew and a strong sense of momentum.' - The Scotsman[/trim]

Making Shore Sara Allerton

[trim]'A powerful and remarkable novel.' - Army Children Archive[/trim]

Mariana and Mary Jean Rafferty

A Faerie Child Jean Rafferty

The Last Bear Mandy Haggith

The Sealwoman Jean Rafferty