Tum Tum was a vibrant, intelligent springer spaniel who entered her human Ma's life at nine weeks old, thereby banishing loneliness for all time and introducing joyousness which lasted for nearly sixteen years until she crossed over to Pet Heaven.  She has found a way to communicate her unique take on what life is like there, and now shares it with us as well as her many earthly (and true) adventures.

Lady Colin Campbell's first novel has already attracted much critical interest and also controversy as the original publishers were threatened with defamation and legal action from Lily Safra, 'the world's wealthiest widow' who claimed that the main character - a socially scheming double murderess - was based on her own life.

The Palace Diaries is a hilarious and light-hearted look at life behind the scenes of the Royal Establishment by a naïve and rather accident-prone young woman whose dreams all come true when she is given the opportunity to work for the heir to the throne. It is also a humorous introduction to Royal life for the uninitiated, involving disclosures about palace life, key individuals who run the Prince's household and the human realities beneath the glamorous façade.

In The Untold Life of Queen Elizabeth The Queen Mother Lady Colin Campbell tells the gripping true story of Elizabeth's life. The book is packed with previously unpublished material, much of it controversial; this is the first truly revealing account of the life of this remarkable woman.

Set in China at the time of the Russo-Japanese War, it is the story of a passionate love between an Anglo-American woman of mixed-race lineage and a Russian doctor.

MURDER, INTRIGUE AND THE BEAUTIFUL GAME ... In one week a footballer goes from hero to zero. After scoring the goal that takes his club into the league for the first time.

"The Hillsborough Family Support Group is delighted to benefit from Dangerous Score. It is a really gripping read that will be enjoyed by football fans and thriller readers alike."
M. ASPINALL, Chairman, HILLSBOROUGH FAMILY SUPPORT GROUP

Julia was born in 1942 and the story tells of how her family managed in war time. In 1948 her mother took Julia and her brother back to Hungary to visit her relatives, a dangerous undertaking only three years after the war had ended. The book recalls the visit.

This is an intimate story of family life in the South East of London.  The book tells of the family moving into a new home after the war and how Julia had fun playing on bombed out ruins. This is a memoir depicting a world that has disappeared forever.

Life in the city of Brighton can sometimes resemble that of a situation comedy...a formula that only requires three walls, one at the back and one each side with the action in the middle and the audience watching. Brighton's audience is the vast openness of the English Channel which washes its shore and watches its lives. Life in Brighton sometimes, like the sea, can flow smoothly or rage as rough as a tempest.

Death  by Dior is a fascinating, detailed, dark documentary tale of a young man's almost unwitting adventures in the world of high fashion, Satanism, Nazi intrigue, incest, homosexuality, and murder. It exposes the vice and madness lurking in the soft underbelly of the pathetic British Nazi mummies' boys, the true story of impoverished elements of French aristocratic society and of Normandy's declining rural life.