Fourteen heart-warming short stories about family relationships, romance, and heart-tugging decisions, from a prize-winning author. Each story has been previously published in magazines or placed in competitions...

End of the Road is a collection of twelve quirky short stories of mixed genre, from the light crime in The Shopping Bag, and End of the Road, to fantasy in Mars Calling Venus, and The Seventh Sin, and...

Fourteen light-hearted and heart-warming short stories of romance and family relationships from a prize-winning author. Many of the stories were previously published in magazines or mentioned in competitions,...

When 13 year old Stephanie (Stevie) is orphaned and slightly lamed in a terrible accident, her life completely changes and her dreams of ever running for Scotland are over. Her Gran is soon no longer...

Twelve-year-old asthmatic Daniel is sent to stay with his bossy cousin, Amy, her mum, and two cats in the Scottish countryside during the Christmas holidays while his parents try to sort out their problems....

Ten-year-old friends, Matthew and Nikki, attend a workshop on Ancient Egypt at the local museum during the school holidays. But when they try on hidden Egyptian gold jewellery, they're transported back...

Nineteen non-fiction articles about Scotland and some of its famous places and people. Many of the articles were previously published in magazines. Includes articles about Robert Burns, James Watt, the...

Fourteen short stories about love, relationships and making choices from a prize-winning Scottish writer. Featuring romance, family life, temptation, married love, adventure and enduring friendships....

The Scottish village provides a retreat – until the threats begin… The legacy of her beloved grandmother's cottage in the Scottish village of Kilcraig seems like the ideal solution after Christy Morrison's...

Scottish Dual Timeline Mystery Eilidh Campbell returns to her Scottish roots from America with one main aim: to discover the identity of her real father. But her mother's past in Inverclyde is a mystery...