Discover an emotional, uplifting read from Jane CraneGrace Watson has built a life that looks perfect from the outside. A successful career in Mayfair. A long-term relationship. A future that feels safe and certain. But beneath the surface, nothing is quite as it seems.When a devastating tragedy tears her family apart, Grace is forced back to the East End home she left behind years ago – and into the middle of the secrets, heartbreak and tensions she thought she’d escaped...

'I loved every page of Emily's punchy, provocative, energised, joyful musings.' - MATT HAIG'What follows is not a tidy narrative. I am not a tidy person. These pages are made of fragments, contradictions, jokes, confessions, and philosophical detours, because, well, that is how life happens . . .'In this book, Emily Crane invites us to share her observations on the extraordinary and the everyday: stacks of washing up sit alongside musings on God; h...

If the past came knocking, would you open the door?Abigail has spent twenty years holding her life together with stubborn determination and strong tea. But her small cafe is struggling, her daughter is about to leave for university, and the future feels suddenly uncertain.Then the man she thought she’d never see again walks back into her life.Jack Chance was once her best friend. The boy she trusted with everything. The person she’s been in love wit...

Poet, writer, veteran and cricket devotee, Alan Ross’s brilliant editorship of the London Magazine kept alive a literary tradition.The life of Alan Ross throws light on the whole period in which he lived. Born in Calcutta and shaped by his experience of the Royal Navy in the Second World War, Ross emerged as one of the most versatile literary figures of his generation – a poet of real distinction, a memoirist, a travel writer, and, for decades, the most admired cricket writer of hi...

Discover a moving and uplifting read from Jane CranePraise for Jane Crane:'A perfect book for a snuggle up with a glass or mug of something lovely' Reader Review'A book that takes the reader on a journey of misunderstanding, compassion, hope and kindness' Reader Review'This was exactly the kind of book I needed to read right now. Family drama focused on the relationship between sisters; their differences, arguments but al...

The Warning Before 9/11 and the Intelligence They BuriedFor more than two decades, one question has haunted the story of September 11: What if elements inside the United States government knew more than they admitted before the attacks occurred?In Able Danger: What the 9/11 Commission Never Told You, former Congressman Curt Weldon presents a deeply personal and explosive account of a classified US Army intelligence program that identified Mohammed ...

Pin up my hair, there's company coming.We'd better get some biscuits in the oven.You know I'll fry this meat and when I'm throughYou set the table and I'll sing a song for you.Named in honor of Red Bird of the Cherokee Nation, the Red Bird River is a tributary of the Kentucky River located in the Daniel Boone National Forest. The land surrounding the river, in what is today known as Clay County, has been home to Indigenous pe...

A celebration of Nantucket's gardens of distinction—sumptuous, visual inspiration for gardeners looking for planting and design ideas.Gardens of Nantucket celebrates the island’s impressive range of beautiful gardens. Expertly and passionately written and illustrated with over 300 magnificent photos, the book covers every type of garden found on the island:early colonial herb and “physic” gardenshistoric gardens that mimicked fashio...

The sequel to Third Time Lucky, following Grady and Lake as they navigate their new relationship.

'I loved every page of Emily's punchy, provocative, energised, joyful musings.' - MATT HAIG'What follows is not a tidy narrative. I am not a tidy person. These pages are made of fragments, contradictions, jokes, confessions, and philosophical detours, because, well, that is how life happens . . .'In this book, Emily Crane invites us to share her observations on the extraordinary and the everyday: stacks of washing up sit alongside musings on God; h...

Trust didn't always go both ways, and Grady Donehue had learned that the hard way. He hadn't learned better after the first betrayal, but he wasn't going to make the same mistake a third time. Striking up a strange friendship with the equally strange–and straight–soldier, Lake, who had sunshine in his eyes? Grady could do that. He could even handle helping Lake figure out he might not be so straight after all, in a very hands-on way. But falling in love? No, thanks.Lake McKenna has...

What if five quiet minutes could change the way you begin your day?Life moves quickly. Between responsibilities, relationships, work, family, uncertainty, and the thoughts that refuse to slow down, spending meaningful time with God can easily become something you intend to do later.Daily Devotional for Women offers a simple way back.Created for women who want to grow closer to God without adding another overwhelming routine to their...