An excellent short story set during the worst attack on Scotland from WWII.

A concise collection of criminally clever comedy capers.

A short enjoyable fantasy, with a lot of promise for the rest of the series.

Neelakantha, a Yoga teacher for a small community, a is newly arrived in America,with grand ideas of being able to teach the west understanding of yoga and its principles and to make his life there. Sponsored by a localbusinessman, Dr Bannerjee, he sets up a temple and workshop and begins classes for those around him […]

Ruby Marquis is a Samaritan and agony aunt columnist known for being blunt with the people asking for help. Inspector Scott is a high flyingcareer policeman groomed for a role at the top. Invited to a party by Diane, Ruby’s colleague and Scott’s cousin, they find an instant attraction andstart dating. At the same time […]

Trying to catch Santa has been a pastime for many, many, children over many, many, years. Gavin has a new spin on it: aftertwo weeks of wiggling his tooth has finally fallen out, and now he can try to catch the Tooth Fairy. I can’t fault the formatting, which is clearly laid out with large […]

Married couple Joana and Goncalo are mourning the death of their daughter. While they drift apart, rarely speaking to each other, Goncalo suddenly hears a ghostly voice. Transfixed by it, he decides to try and record it believing the sounds to be a message coming from their dead daughter. But when he tries to get […]

A riveting fantasy read

An interesting, if gruesome, stalker horror, with a good twist at the end.

A normal kid finds he is a missing prince.

Overall, an interesting children's story despite being slightly difficult to follow.

Non-linear and stylishly written, this is a definite literary read, for those who like their stories character-based. Touching, sometimes sad, and grimly inevitable.

As an introduction to the Faraway Castle resort, this short story is a good taster for fantasy or paranormal readers - and hints at a budding fairytale romance.

Older readers might find this cliché, younger ones might prefer trope-tastic, but for Western readers it hits every note right.

Tom Andrews is little more than a boy when husband of smugglers are caught by the Excise men and his father is killed. After a narrow escape, the Dorset lad takes to the seas, journeying to the Americas, taking part in piracy, slavery, and war, before trying to settle down… I was getting ready to […]

If you can get past the preachiness there is an excellent military action story here to be enjoyed.