Showing 33–45 of 45 results

Don't Fear the Fire

Lois Miller – Don’t Fear the Fire

£11.99

Released 25/03/2025

“Lois Miller crafts a powerful narrative about resilience, healing, and the complex emotional journey that follows a life-altering event.” – NetGalley

“100% if you want a story where you have a love triangle of sorts, a well written school system, great characters and more, pick this book up!” – NetGalley

Malcolm Sweetlove – Greenbank Primary: First Aid Brought to Life

£12.99

“The book provides essential guidance about potentially life saving first aid, in a fun and accessible way for children. Whole heartedly recommend.”

“This book is excellent, takes a topic that some would find uninteresting and makes it fun to learn and read the different stories. Great for children but adults will learn a lot too.”

“This is a rare book that manages to be seriously informative whilst being engaging and entertaining.” 

Phoebe Sleeman and Alexandra Hart – Alight

£8.99

Available 29/03/22

“I am praying to all my gods that Alight is the first book in a series that will run and run. If this book doesn’t make it to the silver screen it will be a travesty.”

“Loved every second of reading this book. The plot didn’t let me put the book down.”

“I was immediately hooked. I cannot recommend this book enough to anyone.”

R. R. Boxall – The Generation Archives (Immutavi, #1)

£10.99

Released 28/01/2025

“I finished The Generation Archives in three days! I was hooked straight away by the vivid and vast world.

An original idea made even stronger by the characters that inhabit this fascinating, perfectly written world. 

The main character, Rin, is compelling and someone you can really root for. 

Rin’s mysterious past, that even she can’t fully recall, acts a cryptic and captivating driving force from the outset. Pushing Rin ever deeper into the mire of half-truths, and ever onwards into adventure. 

The brilliantly realised and authentic characters felt so real. Ieuan, Lark, Marta, Ivor, Gibb. Even the phenomenally arch antagonist were so real and enthralling.

With the shadow of the Generation Project looming large over the entire story, I can’t wait to see where the series goes next.”

  • Ben Oliver, author of The Loop trilogy

“The Generation Archives is a riveting dystopian delight, that will keep you gripped beyond the last page.”

  • G. T. Jones, author of The Beast Trials: Meadow’s Beginning