A journalist on a supermarket tabloid  and an engineer engaged on highly classified government black projects come into contact with a dark secret that both realizes their dreams and confirms their nightmares. This is a story of strange craft, dark conspiracies, an out of control government and people pushed to the very edge of understanding. It's also very funny.

In Twisting Tales, Clare Le May gives us a colourful collection of gems that sparkle, polished to a fine finish.  But these tales are unsafe, taking us from the everyday into the realms of fantasy where they weave a disconcerting magic. They are deceptive – compact and economical, they nevertheless conjure worlds of many layers, in a voice that echoes with poetic resonance. Mixing fantasy and the everyday, this collection of short stories is a light read that is no lightweight experience.

This is a body of work that was six years in the making : leporello sketchbooks, drawings and paintings made between the London River in the UK and The Turnagain Arm near Anchorage in Alaska. One the way I worked in Orkney, Skye and Omaha beach in Normandy.

Make Do And Cook shows you how you can eat well on a budget. Whether you’re a student, a pensioner or a parent with a family to feed, this is your guide to making delicious and nutritious meals without spending money. It includes chapters on savvy shopping, menu planning and budgeting, essential ingredients and 100 simple recipes.

A strange cast of misfits is on the hunt for a missing pilot - either for what he has or what he knows. Each member of this weird posse poses a threat to the others. But their greatest danger comes from their own egos, paranoia, incompetence and inability to cope. The result is an offbeat thriller about the hilarious fringes of international drug crime.

Published by Harriman House. This is a hands-on, practical guide for Britons who have bought a house in France, either for holiday use or as a permanent home. Written by a long-time French resident, it takes a nitty-gritty approach to what it is really like for a British ex-pat to live and work in France, looking squarely at both the pleasures and the difficulties.