Paul Mould Publishing

Rebel 'til I Die, Stephen Clements

Summer 1862 finds America in the grip of an increasingly bloody civil war. The Confederate Army of Virginia has invaded the North and now faces the enemy on their own ground, but tragedy stalks their every move.

Captain Joshua McAndrew finds himself promoted to lead his regiment only to face the spectre of defeat and surrender following his first engagement at their head. McAndrew's friends and family are inevitably sucked into the maelstrom. They will need courage, faith and determination if they are to survive the trials that await them in the long months ahead.

To Hell with the Badge, Mel Hague

Sheriff Jud Harris sets out to find two kidnapped children and finds himself heading deep into Mexico taking along his posse of four trusted men. He links up with another posse and a Texas Ranger, all on the trail of the ruthless and deranged slaver, Stanley Cobb.

An action-packed story of bravery and brutality sprinkled with humour and pathos.

Twisted River, Mel Hague

Twisted River takes Sheriff Jud Harris back to the end of the American Civil War and his first appointment as Sheriff of Twisted River. He has to contend with an ongoing family feud as well as a gang of merciless men who are murdering folks in the outlying ranches.

A western novel charged with a mixture of violence, tenderness and humour.

City of Liars, Roger Willcocks

An engaging thriller set in London against a corporate backdrop of high-tech and finance. Travis Connors, a talented software designer, lands a promotion when his state-of-the-art Internet banking system is bought by Europe's biggest bank. When a vicious bug is discovered in his software Travis is sucked into a web of betrayal, violence and murder.

The Borgia Chalice, Derek Wilson

Poisonings and character assassinations in a London auction house test Tim's investigative powers.

The Tango Connection, Brian David Cochran

A bookkeeper of a multimillion dollar business is murdered before she can tell who her accomplice has been in the systematic theft of corporate funds. Unbeknownst to anyone, the bookkeeper is actually the third victim of the killer. The diabolical killer plans the murder so that the police are set up to arrest the President of the Company.

Eternal Knowledge, Marcus Lyndale

The Isle of Mull is one of the most beautiful places in the British Isles. Over the years many people have been drawn to the island, have fallen under its spell. Why then, does the Anthem of Mull contain the words: "But gone are now all those joys forever"?

The Grey Man, Mel Hague

The Grey Man is a supernatural horror story, which has been likened to a modern version of 'Candyman'.

Archie Dyson was hanged in 1927 for the grotesque murders of several young women. When a young couple buy his boarded-up shop fifty years later and re-open it, the glass on an old sepia photograph of Archie with his mother and brother is broken and the blood that drips onto the photograph starts to bring him back to life.

Eventually Archie regains his human form and once again the bodies of young women are found in the neighbourhood with horrific injuries.

Have you got the bottle to read this stomach-churning novel right through to its nerve-shattering climax?

The Light and the Dark, Marcus Lyndale

What is good? What is evil? Why should things that feel so good, be so bad? Why are unpleasant things to do very often thought to be good?

Does the birth of a baby herald a new beginning or the beginning of the end?

The Light and the Dark is a fast moving tale that explores the society we have built for ourselves, the relationships we experience and the emotions we suffer. The characters, seeking to separate good from evil, are brought to a surprising conclusion.

Conscript Heroes, Peter Scott Janes

6145479 Pte Peter Scott Janes had been in the army less than five months when he was sent to France. Within weeks he was taken prisoner at St Valery. Twelve days later he was rescued by two young French girls and for the next sixteen months he lived a clandestine life among the ordinary people of the Pas de Calais. Peter's son, Keith Janes, has combined his father's diaries with other supporting documents to write Conscript Heroes.

Detachment W, Derek Richardson

In the chaos that followed the fall of France in 1940 many hundreds of British soldiers escaped from their German captors - or evaded capture altogether - and were helped to reach the unoccupied south of France. Here, however, they were rounded up by the French authorities who were forced to detain them. A clandestine escape network grew up with the object of helping men to leave France and return to Britain. This book records how the French military tried, with only limited success, to prevent escapes.

Up She Goes! and The Breighton Twins, Joan Vass

Up She Goes! - January 1942: at a London RAF recruiting office, three girls from diverse backgrounds meet. All three become firm friends as together they train as Balloon Operators.

The Breighton Twins - When the events of the Second World War change to the offensive, Basher is finally sent to Breighton 78 Squadron belonging to Bomber Command 4 group. Within days of being introduced to her new job in signals she meets up with a telephonist who comes from the same part of London, and whose personality and looks are like hers. The many intricacies of life beset the two friends who are named by many as the Breighton Twins.