From local supermarket worker, to best-selling author Geraldine (Nicol) Mair was born in 1968 and raised in a working-class Troon family, the youngest of three girls. She enjoyed a pretty normal and happy upbringing attending St Patricks primary school and Queen Margaret Academy. She married Derek Mair in 1990 and their son, Christopher, has been…
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Background As with so many, knowledge of Jim Wolfe’s childhood and background is sketchy. We’re pretty sure he was born (splice assisted? Who knows?) around AV403, but his early life is a closed book. We understand however his interest in the V-Cities began in childhood. His first known writing (from around AV421) was titled ‘A…
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A book designed to make you think more deeply about climate change and how we respond to this as a society Why a herd of individualists are walking off a cliff of climate change and migration CLICK HERE TO CONTACT US FOR A REVIEW COPY OF ATTRACTIVE DELUSION An investigation into the interface between cultural identity…
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INTRUIGING STORIES BEHIND THE SHIELDS OF OXFORD’S 44 COLLEGES AND HALLS Open up the treasure chest of ancient coats of arms and relate them to today’s University and college branding. CLICK HERE TO CONTACT US FOR A REVIEW COPY OF THE BOOK The book is written to help current Oxford students and applicants to Oxford…
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Betrayal has never been so deadly “A great conspiracy story set in Cambridge and Rome” – Paulina Lowe CLICK HERE TO CONTACT US TO REQUEST A REVIEW COPY OF THE JUDAS DECEPTION A Cambridge don is dead, his student stands accused of the murder. The boy’s father turns to his old friend, Professor Daniel Huxley for…
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“Time was not the thing that I, or anyone else, had always thought it was.” “Time was never some regular thread of sequence; it was never the perpetual tick of seconds, minutes, hours, days, and years…” Twenty-two-year-old Lyndall Huxley wakes to find herself thousands of years into the future. Something went wrong with the programme…
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A GRIPPING NEW CRIME THRILLER ‘With horror, she felt all the muscles in her body cramp, as her body went into an uncontrollable spasm. Her right foot hit the accelerator pedal and lay there like a brick.’ When a woman is killed and her family seriously injured in a road collision, Jake Jordan and his team…
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The final part of the Simon Hunter story following the explosive events of Smoke and Tranquillity, Robert Swann’s Jamaica Quay concludes the globe-trotting adventure series in suitably bombastic fashion. Constantly trying to shake off the persistent government agencies trying to keep him in check while also being on the receiving end of a mad revolutionary’s…
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This Too Shall Pass In the darkness of sound, there is a light in silence In the dying of the flower, there is birthing of a seed In the cold moon, a sleeping sun lies In the march of winter, there is the quiet rising of spring In the cards of life, a beautiful heart…
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“What if you could walk into a high-tech, wired classroom with a passel of eager kids and head off to anyplace on the planet, taking the classroom with you? That’s the premise of SeaBEAN, a fine sci-fi environmental fantasy.” – Joe Follansbee SeaBEAN: the Trilogy, a fast-paced time travel story aimed at the middle grade…
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