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Mum’s the Word
Whoever said life began at 40 was dead right... A riotous romantic comedy about never-ending motherhood, second chances and growing old disgracefully.
Mother of the Bride
Molly Foster's daughter Jess is getting married! To Molly's delight - and surprise. And with Molly's show featuring a wedding countdown, the whole town of Wells-next-the Sea is ecstatic - even as Molly worries that groom-to-be Max's commitment may not be all it seems! Meanwhile, Jess's control freak step-mother Marnie is determined to turn the event into a chi-chi society bash - a world away from the day that Jess envisaged. But does Jess really know what she wants? Especially when she meets the gorgeous Oliver! Though there's no going back now - is there? Can Jess take back control of her wedding - or will the mothers of the bride run the show?
Keeping Mum
When widow Cass's mother announces she needs to move in with her - along with sexy toyboy Rocco - Cass is horrified. It might be temporary, but the last time she lived with her mother she was a tearaway teen accustomed to illicit trysts with unsuitable boys. Now the tables have turned and mother Nita is the one behaving badly
Kate's Game
Are you tired of reading books where girl gets chased, girl falls over, man saves her? Meet Kate Lawson a retired intelligence officer. She never falls over and doesn't need anyone to save her.A series of apparently unconnected people are assassinated around the world by the same sniper. What's the motive, and who is next?Kate Lawson, a highly skilled retired military intelligence officer is offered a contract to hunt down the assassin by her father's security company. A company that two of the victims worked for. She only accepts the contract because her closest lifelong friend is one of the victims. Fighting her own demons Lawson has to deal with love, grief, deceit and betrayal at every turn. Pushing herself to track down a killer who has got her firmly in his sights. Her tenacity, resolve, intellegence and sheer determination could be the difference between success and failure.
Lessons in Love
A warm romantic comedy about teaching old dogs new tricks...
Kate's Game
Are you tired of reading books where girl gets chased, girl falls over, man saves her?Meet Kate Lawson a retired intelligence officer. She never falls over and doesn't need anyone to save herA series of apparently unconnected people are assassinated around the world by the same sniper. What's the motive, and who is next?Kate Lawson, a highly skilled retired military intelligence officer is offered a contract to hunt down the assassin by her father's security company. A company that two of the victims worked for. She only accepts the contract because her closest lifelong friend is one of the victims.Fighting her own demons Lawson has to deal with love, grief, deceit and betrayal at every turn. Pushing herself to track down a killer who has got her firmly in his sights. Her tenacity, resolve, intelligence and sheer determination could be the difference between success and failure.
Villette
Charlotte Brontë’s contemporary George Eliot wrote of Villette, “There is something almost preternatural in its power.” The deceptive stillness and security of a girls’ school provide the setting for this 1853 novel, Brontë’s last. Modelled on Brontë’s own experiences as a student and teacher in Brussels, Villette is the sombre but engrossing story of Lucy Snowe, an unmarried Englishwoman making her way in a culture deeply foreign to her. The heroine’s relationships with the fiery professor M. Paul, the cool Englishman Dr. John, and the school’s powerful headmistress, Madame Beck, are described in her compelling and enigmatic first-person narration. This Broadview edition includes a critical introduction by Kate Lawson and Lynn Shakinovsky. The many contextual documents include contemporary writings on surveillance and espionage, anti-Catholicism, and working women, as well as letters describing Brontë’s own time in Brussels.
The Final Victim of the Blacklist
Before he attained notoriety as Dean of the Hollywood Ten—the blacklisted screenwriters and directors persecuted because of their varying ties to the Communist Party—John Howard Lawson had become one of the most brilliant, successful, and intellectual screenwriters on the Hollywood scene in the 1930s and 1940s, with several hits to his credit including Blockade, Sahara, and Action in the North Atlantic. After his infamous, almost violent, 1947 hearing before the House Un-American Activities Committee, Lawson spent time in prison and his lucrative career was effectively over. Studded with anecdotes and based on previously untapped archives, this first biography of Lawson brings alive his ...
