Windstill is set in Hamburg in the winter of 2015. Lora, a 22-year-old university drop-out, is st...

When Mr Collins is found stabbed to death in LadyWCatherine de Bourgh''s garden, simmering tensio...

First published in 1959, this innovative narrative - a mix of ''poet''s novel'' and ''whodunnit''...

In 1914 Jessie''s widowed mother brings in the creepy Mr Morgan to run her small-town Lancashire ...

Hilarious, shocking and sad, Crystal Jeans'' latest novel is set in Cardiff. Each chapter is narr...

The 1906 classic is finally back in print!

A story of female empowerment, determination and desire in early 20th century Wales.

Ida loses her job and her parents in the space of a few weeks and, thrown completely off course, ...

Previously unpublished work from the acclaimed author of several great classics, detailing the la...

The prequel to the best-selling A Time for Silence

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A twisting tale of horticultural ambition set in turn of the 20th century Walthamstow.

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Dew On The Grass, first published in 1934, was Eiluned Lewis'' first novel and immediately enjoye...

Grace is clearing her late husband''s things, when she finds evidence her husband had another fam...

The first biography of the bestselling author and journalist Marguerite Jervis.

When friends Lena and Eliza hear rumours of barbaric experiments being conducted under the guise ...

Margiad Evans (1909 - 1958), essayist, memoirist, novelist and poet, was born in Uxbridge but got...

The ''70s wasn''t all glam rock and flares, punk and pogo-ing In Painting the Beauty Queens Orang...

Laura Gethryn spends the first 7 years of her life in Monmouthshire where her father''s family ha...

Twenty original stories commissioned for this new volume... A striking collection of the widest r...

A popular history telling the stories of a varied group of people who found refuge in Wales from ...

The happy ending is only the beginning... Kat has found her dream life, head chef at the Cafe Lom...

''Terrific and one of the best books I have read this year.'' Mark Ellis The Great Freeze of 1963...

An accident and a terrible lie tear a family apart. When sixteen year old Angie blames her younge...

Vulcana is a fictional telling of the real story of Victorian ''strongwoman'' Kate Williams (born...

''A truly clever and heart racing depiction of the human condition. Assimilation asks what we all...

Gwawr is a celebrant who conducts non-religious naming ceremonies, weddings and funerals. She''s ...

Unhappily married mother of four, Annie is drowning in domestic servitude. She often wonders what...

In 2003, the Welsh National Assembly led the world achieving parity and an equal balance between ...

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When six year old Mary''s father dies unexpectedly, her mother struggles to feed her five childre...

After the death of their mum, twins Chloe and Charlie are shocked when their dad introduces Lynne...

A story of survival and humanity set in early 1900s New England. Miller explores themes of race, ...

One Woman Walks Europe

At 50, Sophie Calon''s father was a celebrated lawyer. At 55, he was found dead on a garage forec...

Having returned home for Christmas from time out travelling in Europe, what should have been a ro...

1950: Actress Dame Elspeth Hollanby (Holly) and her dresser Ivy are heading to Black Gairy, a rem...

Summer 1966: When her father comes home with lipstick on his collar, ten-year-old Claire''s life ...

Mari supplements her modest trade as a market stall holder with the wares she acquires from clear...

Hatton, A: Cambrian Pictures

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