Trezza Azzopardi
Remember Me

Lillian would say she's no trouble, content to let the days go by, minding her own business and bothering no-one. She'd rather not recall the past and, at seventytwo, doesn't see too much point in thinking about the future. But when her closed existence is suddenly shattered by a random act of violence committed by a young girl, Lillian is catapulted abruptly out of exile. Spanning seven decades, Remember Me is a story of pursuit: of stolen goods, missing years and one woman's forgotten history.

An incredibly rich and moving novel, which builds on the enormous success of The Hiding Place. Author Trezza Azzopardi was born and grew up in the Maltese community of Tiger Bay, Cardiff.

Wallace Breem
Eagle In The Snow

At the Roman Empire's farthest outpost a veteran soldier, Maximus, defends the Wall of Britannia from the onslaught of belligerent tribes. But the forts are overrun, and his people are killed. His stoic loyalty to Rome is rewarded with the command of a legion. It is the fulfilment of a life's ambition, but also the beginning of an uncertain future - Maximus is ordered to defend the Rhine frontier against terrible odds, and must depart for the forests of Germania. It is the year 406, and Rome is on the defensive everywhere. The single Roman legion under Maximus's command stands desperate guard on the cold frontier....

Wallace Breem is the author of three historical novels, including Eagle in the Snow, which is regarded by many as the greatest historical novel ever written, and which became an inspiration for the Oscar-winning film, Gladiator. 'Wallace Breem belongs to that very short list of writers whose work elevates historical fiction and sets it alongside the best writing of any kind, in any period' - Steven Pressfield, bestselling author of Gates of Fire.

Mavis Cheekl
Janice Gentle Gets Sexy

Plump virginal Janice Gentle reluctantly writes her delicate romances with one goal Read by Kh Hicks in mind: to make enough money to find the man she loved and lost twenty years ago. Before she begins each book she must find her characters from among the travellers on the morning tube. It takes Mr Rohanne Bulbecker, publishing dynamo from New York, to discover the truth when he comes to London to persuade Janice Gentle to Get Sexy....

Just about irresistible'- OBSERVER 'Delightful comedy.......it is Cheek's deftness as a satirist and her shrewdness as an observer that mark her out'- DAILY TELEGRAPH.