A Walk Through the Fire

by Marcia Muller.

"When documentary film-maker Glenna Stanleigh suspects sabotage on set,she calls Sharon McCone. Only too pleased to travel to the sunny Hawaiin island of Kauia, McCone anticipates business mixed heavily with pleasure. But as vandalism escalates into large-scale violence, and McCone's personal and progessional life come under attack, she finds herself at the centre of a blazing fire of emotion and terror ... [book cover]

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Wild Silk

By Elizabeth Warne

A rags to riches story – unwed mother flees forced marriage only to escape to the slums of Bristol , from there through her fierce determination she works her way to establish a successful business, earn her fortune, and to seek for true love.
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Katey

by Lucinda Hawksley
The prospective reader on seeing the subtitle "The life and Loves of Dickens's Artist Daughter" might, might assume that it will be deadly dull but they couldn't be more wrong. The author, the great-great-great niece of Dickens, has produced a thoroughly entertaining insight into the family life of the Dickens family, who were among the A-listers of their generation. Far from being fuddy-duddy Victorians we are introduced into a family life full of complexities and problems,passions and pain. -- A good read for a long summer's day.


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