Snarky, ill-tempered and alone: Anna Harris kills for money. Weightier pay cheques. Bigger risks. Longer bills. All in a day’s work for an assassin.Until now.An ambitious politician. A publicist.And an assassin.Are the stakes too high?A page-flipping tale of intrigue which sets the moral compass spinning.

Memories are better left alone …Former classmates descend on Goonherth Bay for a twenty-year school reunion:Old friendships are rekindled.Fiery passions are raked up anew.And resentment turns deadly.Young mother Elena Kardos flees the big city to return home. Goonherth Bay may not be perfect but she has her mother’s support and a beautiful view of the sea. The school reunion looms, however, threatening to smash her tranquillity into a thousand pieces...

Money and miracles. Buried treasure. A spooky hotel.And a detective strives . . . for nothing?Mystery, suspense and horror short stories including:Dragon On The HillLodgerVoices From The CorniceInvisible To The NightMiraclesThe StonemanFind Five LimbsTennis For TwoNigelMarsh

Snarky, ill-tempered and alone: Anna Harris kills for money. Weightier paycheques. Bigger risks. Longer bills. All in a day’s work for an assassin.The Mathewson Media Box Set features the first five novels of the Anna Harris series.Good PressBlood SportsKill SwitchHell BirdDeath LogPolitics. Murder. Mystery.A British assassin’s adventures in London . . . and beyond.

A punk takes responsibility. Triplets. Missing souls.And the place where neighbourly concern meets obsession.Suspense, mystery and horror short stories, including:Iron ThornsShindyThe Just WarThe HairbrushBrought Back BloodDisappearingShadow StruckFootprintsGhostMailBlood At NightOnce Scarred, Thrice ShyBeyond The BlindsThrough The Oval Windo...

Bradshaw: loner, outcast, mastermind.Nothing quiet about the country . . .A mystifying collection which includes five Bradshaw short stories:• Case Number One• Taking Care of the Neighbours• Death and the Duchess• Tied to Life, United in Death• Breakfast BeyondTrench Coat Country: The First Bradshaw Short Story Collection

Missing people. A broken brain.And the past, present and future make a return.Short stories of mystery, suspense and horror, including:Hard Times For Kinder CornersMediums Of The Midnight MansionRamblerTime For FailureDog WalkerSurprise, SurpriseRandom Acts Of SilenceArrival. Departure.Letting Loose CrazySuitcaseCold Hearts

Bad things happen with organisation. True evil comes with a network. With no one to stop them, no one shall know the depth of terror . . . and psychopathy shall reign.A series of five short stories:Mr Sorrow & The Idiot BoxMrs Dream & The Honey PotMr Elbow & The Sunshine MachineDoctor Rain & The GutterMr Doom & The Black

A fledgling private investigator. Terror from the past. A remote, and mysterious island.And a killer loose on a submarine.Eleven short stories of crime, suspense and outright horror:SubmarineThe Man In the MurdererPolar HellLife’s Little MiseriesNever-Ending Tree HouseLeaden Fingers TwistedSnail TrailScrapeSnapping TeethTurbulent Strides DandyAvenue Of Broken Gl...

Friendship. Wilderness. Deception.Charlotte Connolly studies hard. She plays hard too. A geography student, she and her course mates head to Loch Monar in Scotland. The middle of nowhere. The perfect place to unwind from the daily grind. The perfect place to relax.The perfect place for murder.A twisting, turning mystery which shines a light on friendship.And brutality.

Snarky, ill-tempered and alone: Anna Harris kills for money. Weightier pay cheques. Bigger risks. Longer bills. All in a day’s work for an assassin.Packed with suspense, thrills and murder, Dressed To Kill includes the short stories:Drinks CabinetHate MailBlood. Snow.Domestic GoddessThe RangeBlue LightsHotel ParaisoHear MeWhite OutVial Debt

Snarky, ill-tempered and alone: Anna Harris kills for money. Weightier pay cheques. Bigger risks. Longer bills. All in a day’s work for an assassin.A heady prospect confronts Anna:Working in a team.For a certified loner, a seemingly impossible task.Will she pull through . . . or pull the trigger?After all, everything goes away in the end.