Carol Drinkwater
The Olive Harvest

Returning to their home after an extended absence Carol and her husband are looking forward to summer on the farm. A shocking blow leaves Carol alone. The humanity and honesty that characterised the first two episodes of her trilogy sets Carol Drinkwater's work apart from others in the same genre. The Olive Harvest and its vibrant Mediterranean world will enthral readers.

Miles Kingston
Someone Like Me

For the last twenty years Miles Kington has written a humorous column in which everything has been made up and nothing can be trusted. Now he has written an autobiography by those same exacting standards. Action, adventure, sex education, intrigue, tears, laughter, a homicidal brother with a penchant for amateur dramatics - Someone Like Me has got it all.

Sarah Harrison
The Nightingale's Nest

When Great War widow Pamela Griffe goes to work for an eccentric, artistic couple, she is drawn to the subject of a portrait painting, the handsome but horribly disfigured John Ashe. When Pamela accepts employment with him, she becomes aware that she has entered into a pact with the devil....