The Twelfth Cross
Daniel and Brother Clément live seven centuries apart but share a fascination for Queen Eleanor of Castile, a connection to Abbotsbury and an ammonite pendant.
When their worlds collide, will Daniel turn the table on his bullies, will the grieving Clément lose his mind and can the snakestone curse be lifted?
A timeslip medieval mystery exploring bullying, redemption and the timelessness of love.
For young adults of all ages.
'A brilliant concept, thoroughly researched and beautifully executed.’
‘The characters are built up with such relatable humanity, I feel like I know them all.' Lizzie Jones
Sirenna’s Song
"Above the deep silence floated an eerie sound, unlike anything she had heard before. Both sad and beautiful, it hovered between crying and singing. Lizzie's eyes were drawn towards it and then opened wide in wonder."
Sirenna's Song tells a heartwarming story of friendship, determination and bravery against the odds.
When Lizzie and her brother Tom discover Sirenna's magical secret, will they be in time to save her?
"A captivating tale of hope, trust and courage."
C.F. Dunn author of Mortal Fire.
For ages 7 - 11 years and the young at heart
Sirenna’s Secret
At dusk, Sirenna swam silently through the murky waters beneath the pier. She was alone, always alone. Released from the prison of the pool, she was now free to roam the ocean earth’s vast prison.
Sequel to Sirenna’s Song, Sirenna’s Secret is a story where the sea meets the land, the past enters the present, and the mystical invades the mundane.
When Lizzie and her brother Tom encounter Sirenna again, can they help her exchange loss and loneliness for hope and companionship? A spellbinding tale of friendship, courage and love.
For ages 8 - 12 years and the young at heart
Patience for Patients
In this gentle devotional, Melanie applies her understanding of God’s love and purposes to the faith challenges faced by Christians living with long covid and other chronic health issues.
Melanie writes from her experience of managing fibromyalgia syndrome alongside work and family life.
‘Readers will be affirmed in their status as the beloved of God and will grow in their patience and resilience to endure ongoing illness and pain with a renewed sense of purpose and hope.’
Ian Rees, author of Faith in the Furnace.