Just A few More Days!

Multiple bodies. Rising tensions. A race to prevent a deadly plot from unfolding.

Someone is targeting prominent underworld figures. No one is safe, regardless of which gang they are affiliated to or how high up in the pecking order they are. It starts when an out-of-town contract killer arrives in London with orders to execute an Albanian crime lord. That same evening, four Turkish racketeers are ruthlessly gunned down as they leave a backstreet café in Green Lanes.

It’s obvious that the two incidents are linked, which begs the disturbing question – who’s next on the killer’s hitlist?

If DCI Jack Tyler is to prevent any further bloodshed he will need to act quickly, but with few clues to go on, and no clear motive for the murders, where does he even begin?

Escaping the bustling city of Boston, free-spirited romance novelist Addison retreats to a tranquil, snow-kissed cabin in the town of Rockport, brimming with dreams of crafting her next novel. Unbeknownst to her, destiny serves an intriguing twist as she stumbles upon Liam, the charming yet enigmatic bookstore owner with a shady past as riveting as the novels on his shelves.

Liam, is haunted by a past that’s tightly interwoven with Rockport’s most powerful families, the Hastings, and the Coopers. As the town gears up for the annual Winter Festival, their rivalry reaches a boiling point, with each family striving for the honor of decorating the grand Christmas tree in the town square.

As Addison and Liam’s connection deepens into a whirlwind romance, they find themselves entangled in the feud’s icy grip. Betrayals, secrets, and long-held grudges resurface, threatening to shatter their newfound love.

All the while, Sarah, Addison’s best friend, guards a secret about Liam’s past that could turn their world upside down. Torn between loyalty and truth, her decision could either ignite the old feud or pave the way for reconciliation.

With Christmas Eve approaching, Addison and Liam embark on a journey to unearth the truth, hoping to bring harmony back to Rockport. As they navigate unexpected allies, unforeseen challenges, and the power of forgiveness, they discover a hidden legacy that could end the feud once and for all.

A mind unraveling. A story he can’t remember writing. A house that might not let him leave.

Tom Linton was once a bestselling author. Now, as his latest manuscript stalls and his grip on reality begins to slip, he fears the worst – just like his parents before him, he’s falling into the abyss of dementia.

Desperate to regain control, Tom retreats to his isolated forest home in the hope of clearing his head. But the silence offers no peace. Something is out there. Whispers in the woods. Footsteps in empty rooms. And the manuscript on his desk? He doesn’t remember writing any of it.

When his editor arrives unexpectedly, she brings chilling news: the book is finished – but it’s not the story Tom set out to tell. Worse still, it seems to know things about him that even he’s tried to forget.

As Tom digs deeper into the darkness surrounding the house – and inside his own fractured mind – he must confront a horrifying question: is he losing his sanity, or has something else taken hold?

Typo is a taut psychological horror novel about memory, madness, and the terrifying cost of creativity – where the scariest stories may be the ones we’ve already written.

A drifter on a quest for fortune and a holy warrior who lives for honor…

The plains of Vanda are harsh and unforgiving. Kasta Krane, a hardened treasure hunter, rides this desolate land in search of her next big score. A wealthy collector hires her to seek out Vellon’s Blade, a legendary weapon said to have the power to reshape the world.

To aid in her quest, the collector assigns Sir Dresco Norte, a devout holy warrior sworn to restore honor to his fallen order. The odd duo quarrel as they navigate the wilds on their journey. For Kasta is not in the business of fairytales, and Dresco seeks more than lost riches.

But ruthless rivals converge on their trail, determined to claim the blade’s power for themselves. Their quest draws the attention of a vengeful enemy from Kasta’s past who will stop at nothing to see her dead.

Deeper in the wastes, ancient terrors await in the ruins of the old world. The hunter and the knight must overcome these threats and their distaste for one another if they are to survive.

It was one of the biggest secrets of the war, the capture of a top secret Enigma machine from the radio room of the sinking submarine U110.

May 1941 marked the nadir of the Battle of the Atlantic, as Nazi U-boat attacks were crippling the nation’s ability to survive. And the key to breaking that threat lay in deciphering the German’s naval Enigma code.

But while Alan Turing and his colleagues at Bletchley Park worked tirelessly to crack the code, the working Enigma machine finally provided them with their breakthrough moment.

This book sets the story, and the Enigma cryptographers, in context – at the heart of the Battle of the Atlantic, when it reached its crescendo in the pursuit of the battleship Bismarck the week after U110 was taken.

David Boyle is a co-director of the New Weather Institute, and the author of a number of books about economics, business and the future, as well as history, including ‘Blondel’s Song’ and ‘Toward the Setting Sun’, about the discovery of America.