 | The third book in the Historical Adventures in Cornwall -series, In the Shadow of Deception, has been published. The author David Hough describes the book as being "at heart, a historical romance, telling the story of village policeman’s love for a Cornish maid and the problems they encounter. But it is also more than that. It is also a crime story... and Cornish history set in 1887, the momentous year of Queen Victoria’s Golden Jubilee." Find out more about the book |
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We're delighted to announce that Patricia Fawcett's two romantic novels The Hills of Home and Love by Design have been published.
Both books are available as ebooks on Amazon.
 We are delighted to announce the publication of Edward Lanyon's debut novel The Poisoned Cup. It's historical fiction set at the time of the 13th century Anglo-Scottish wars:
In 1286, King Edward of England sends his aged confidant, Sir Henry de Grenville, to Scotland to negotiate a marriage that could unite the two kingdoms. In a tragic accident, the Scottish king dies and his country is left without an heir. In a desperate bid to avoid civil war, the Guardians of Scotland invite King Edward to arbitrate on the succession. War ensues anyway, a war that quickly engulfs England. Sir Henry is caught up in a bitter conflict against the army of William Wallace. But there is a spy in the Wallace camp... You’ve seen Braveheart – now discover the other side of the story Find out more  Patricia Fawcett is Cloudberry's latest new author, although she can hardly be described as a novice: she has written over 20 books and has a large fan base.
Calculated Risk is a romantic novel and it's about Catti: Catti, an artist still coming to terms with a major trauma in her life, arrives late to a house viewing. She’s been dreaming of buying this childhood home of hers for years and has finally saved up enough money to do so. She soon finds out that Adam, an irresistibly charming man whose past doesn’t seem to let go of him, is also after the house and determined to turn it into a hotel. Despite the rivalry, Catti finds herself attracted to Adam. Can the two compromise over the house and find happiness? Or will their past lives ruin the chance of a future together? Find out more  In Foreign Fields is the first book in David Hough's new exciting series The Secret Soldiers of World War 1:
August 1914. The Great War is only just beginning and already things are looking bad. The British Expeditionary Force is retreating in disarray from the Battle of Mons. But, in the midst of the confusion, two British officers on a top secret mission are moving forward, ready to cross the German lines. To complete his assignment, Captain Victor Wendel knows his life will depend on his cunning and ingenuity as much as his courage. He doesn’t, however, know that he is also at the mercy of a double agent. Lieutenant Charles DeBoise, a reluctant recruit to British Intelligence, is send after Wendel to assist him. Will he reach Wendel before the double agent sabotages the mission? And will they be able to complete their task before it’s too late? Find out more  Yvonne Saar's book of wonderful short stories has been published:
Secrets intrigue, surprise, delight, reveal. The fifteen short stories in Secrets of a Riding Teacher tick all the 'secrets' boxes. They tell of disadvantage turned to advantage, the rescuing of bungled, mishandled situations, and the inevitable fall-guy position of the riding teacher. Written by ex riding teacher turned equestrian journalist, Yvonne Saar, this book offers a fun ride with a difference. It invites us to look a little deeper into our relationship with horses and perhaps even discover our own horsey secrets. Find out more  In the Shadow of Disgrace is David Hough's first book in the Historical Adventures in Cornwall series. The story blends historical fiction and romance with a touch of adventure thrown in for good measure:
In the year 1789, Jeffrey St Vincent returns to his native Cornwall after being discharged from the Royal Navy in disgrace. His life becomes increasingly intertwined with that of a Cornish young woman Nell until they both find themselves caught up in grave danger. This book is now available on Amazon. Read more about In the Shadow of Disgrace  David Hough’s aviation thriller Prestwick has been published.
The story begins when a freak mid-air collision cripples a trans-Atlantic 747 and a US Air Force jet. Against the clock and overwhelming odds, the planes’ crews – or what’s left of them – struggle to save the on-board survivors. Prestwick has been reviewed as "a real page turner" and "a roller-coaster of a ride from beginning to end". The book is now available on Amazon. Read more about Prestwick  The first book in David Hough's Historical Adventures in Cornwall series has been published. The Vanson Curse tells the story of Kit Vanson who is sickened by the way his father and brothers abuse the slaves on their Alabama cotton plantation. He flees back to his late grandfather’s sleepy Cornish farm. He hopes to find peace of mind, but is caught up in turbulent events as he tries to atone for his family sins by helping his neighbour against a merciless vendetta.
The novel has been reviewed as "a dark, well written, fast moving, modern novel of the 19th century Cornwall". The Historical Novel Society recommends it as "a good read for people who want to know more about 1830s England". The book is now available on Amazon. Find out more about The Vanson Curse David Hough's three novels - The Gallows on Warlock Hill, King's Priory and The Long Road to Sunrise - have been released. They tell about three families living in a quiet Dorset village. When faced with a crisis, secrets long buried come to the surface and family life will never be the same again. "If you want compelling action, riveting dialogue, and characters you will remember long after you've closed the book, I highly recommend anything by this unforgettable author." Katherine Smith, an award winning writer The trilogy is now available on Amazon. Read more about David Hough and his books
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