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The Cato Street Conspiracy of 23 February 1820 was an attempt by a group of radicals to assassinate the British Cabinet while they dined at the house of Lord Harrowby in Grosvenor Square, Mayfair, London. This act aimed to precipitate a revolution, depose the King, change Britain into a people’s republic, and liberate Ireland. The conspiracy failed - but not without loss of life. Much has been written about this event, typically ending with the gruesome hanging and beheading of five plotters outside Newgate Prison on 1 May 1820, [read more...]

SUICIDE, ACCIDENT OR MURDER? George, a renowned psychiatrist, is treating a cabinet minister for autoerotic asphyxia, a dangerous sexual deviation. The minister is found dead, attached to his apparatus. George and Julia, a patient who is blackmailing him, become suspects. HIGH TREASON In trying to protect George, the minister gives him a copy of data which, in an act of high treason, he has sent to Iran. This allows the rapid development of a nuclear bomb. But George becomes the target of MI5, MI6, and arms dealers, who [read more...]

Everything was perfect. Langdon had found his mate. Until one sensual night together changed everything. Now Finn has the wolf curse and Langdon needs to tell him the truth. Finn is angry. Can he forgive Langdon? And can he stay away from the gravitational pull he now feels towards his mate. But, that’s not their only problem. Finn’s wolf has gone rogue. People are dying, being ripped to shreds. Langdon needs to heal his relationship with Finn and stop his mate from killing again. Devastating consequences will result if the rogue wolf [read more...]

Sacha Hayes O'Grady has been writing poetry all his life. His ancestor Standish Hayes O'Grady was a poet and historian admired by Ezra Pound. It is in these words that the author seeks to explain the complexities of life, love, the truth of words, and the origins of meaning.

Finding me and you. An epic love story by Ella McLaughlin about living and dealing with anxiety. Chloe Clarke from a seaside town in Australia finds herself alone on a Mediterranean cruise ship with her anxiety peaking out of control. Jack a gentle giant from Scotland is instantly drawn to her as he protects and comforts her and a special bond is formed between them. Cruising the Mediterranean seas and visiting exotic ports they meet a group of new friends as they explore their European playground. Jack sweeping her off her feet [read more...]

When Joan, the leader of a group of fallen Heavenly Angels stripped of most of their power and now known as the Wingless, wakes from a nightmare to find a Fallen Angel in her room and one of her own people missing, she begins a search that ends up discovering a plot far older and more dangerous than just one misplaced Angel. Joan soon realises that the threat is more than just an attack on her Wingless family and unless they can join forces to prevent it, the world they love could be utterly destroyed. About the Author When [read more...]

New South Wales, 1804. The Chancer's Corps tells the story of the Rum Rebellion, the only military coup in Australia's history. When William Bligh, best known for the mutiny on the Bounty, arrives in Sydney to become Governor in the early 1800s he intends to break the New South Wales Corps, soldiers more notorious for corruption than for any military exploits. The chancer's of the Corps have already taken on Irish rebels and Aboriginal warriors, and endured flood and the threat of famine. Now they will confront Bligh and his [read more...]

Ezra Stein, a pianist dealing with loss, rebuilding his life from scratch. Rose Bloom, a corporate who wants more than just her profession. When both of their lives intertwine, an unexpected friendship blossoms and they realize that they bring the best out of each other. But they soon realize that choices need to be made. The only question is, will those decisions make or break their relationship? About author. Tania Gold, a wife and mother of two from Sydney, Australia, writes Keys to My Heart, a story about a friendship and [read more...]

Visitors may find the Handy Guide to Manderville useful, but it offers no help to residents lost in a deadly maze of no-longer familiar streets, among newly sinister public places. Its pages extol the virtues of significant buildings, fine parks, and especially, the town’s upstanding citizens. But there is no section on serial killers. Nothing on distinguishing between a tragic accident and brutal murder. Beyond the flowery words and glossy PR lies a darker reality, from the courthouse to hospital, from footy field to [read more...]

Rural America, 1957. Revolution brews in Cuba, the Soviet Union launches Sputnik. The Space age begins and the Cold War escalates. But life in rural America meanders along. However the arrival of a Hasidic (ultra-religious) Jewish teenager in the township of Denton, Kansas, does create ripples in the placid community. The recent death of his mother has left Dov Goldstein, an orphan, made him question his faith and awakened a long held dream of becoming a Rock 'n' Roll star. Dov, is the unwelcome guest of a church going [read more...]