A contemporary version of the story of David and Bathsheba. When David Samuel, chairman of Globe Oil, a multinational oil company, becomes a widower, his world is turned upside down. His old friend, Nathan - also a work colleague - and his wife have provided support and care for him, as has his friend and colleague, Rich Hampton. Rich has recently married the beautiful Beth. Then David notices a beautiful girl on a train and is very attracted to her. Later it becomes devastatingly clear that this is the new Mrs Hampton. David plans to get Rich out of the way by sending him on an assignment abroad, and begins an affair with his wife; but Beth becomes pregnant. When conscientious Rich won't return home, there's only one solution in David's mind. he has Rich murdered. Played against a strong backdrop of good supporting characters (including Beth's sister, Cerys, whose husband has an affair and leaves her), Beth ultimately loses the baby. But David has an epiphany; fasting for the child and the woman he loves, he meets with God. He is a chastened and changed man. Beth too has her own experience with God, and throws herself into charitable work. At the end, they come together again, different, but still in love.

When invited to a christening, bohemian free-spirit, Arima, finds herself reunited with her past. As she relies on the kindness of her old friend Sarah and husband Lawrence for a place to stay, Arima discovers an unhappy truth in their marriage and offers to return their kindness by making a life-changing promise. But can any good come from the promise? Can Sarah and Lawrence trust Arima, and can their marriage remain strong through such a testing time? A moving and funny contemporary retelling of the story of Abraham, Sarah and Hagar.

Can there ever be two Mr Rights? And when everything in your life goes wrong, can anything ever be right again? Rosie Jacobs is devastated by the loss of her young husband but on a journey of self discovery and hope the New York girl finds love second time around in the most unlikely of settings. Rosie: Note To Self is an uplifting romantic comedy with themes of loyalty, courage and compassion, set in New York, Oxfordshire and Northumberland. This is the first in the Lipstick Confessions series written by Claire Connor and New York Times bestselling author GP Taylor who has been heralded as 'the new CS Lewis'. 'I thoroughly enjoyed Rosie and read it in one sitting - I literally could not put it down finally finishing at three in the morning. This book will fly off the shelf!' - Julie Jowett, High Street Retailer

You will come to know hell better than most, Jago. I have waited all these years for you to come back to this town. England, 1940: Britain is entrenched in war with the Germans when young Jago is evacuated from the Blitz bombings in London to the Yorkshire coast. With just the memory of his dead mother for comfort, Jago is desperate only to survive the war in some peace. But arriving at the hostile Streonshalgh Manor in the town of Whitby, he is confronted with cruel and frenzied locals, seemingly possessed by ancient stories of clannish retribution and sadistic horrors. The RedEye comet hovers fatefully over the town; people are being viciously killed; and Jago's nights are spent as waking nightmares, darting through bloodstained and murderous streets. As shades of his past come rushing back to haunt him, Jago must confront the truth of this town - the perilous and violent truth of the ancient Vampyres.

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