by Ruth Lunn | Jul 12, 2018
The appeal (and success) of this book lies in the way the author’s historical research has been woven into a wonderful tale of secrets, romance, relationships and most of all the way we can never fully escape the past. Set over almost a century, Abigail’s...
by Ruth Lunn | Jul 12, 2018
A tense thriller with lighter moments, and beautifully written, Peter’s first book is set in the not too distant future: Britain is out of Europe; Scotland has become independent following a second referendum; and Russian forces have just marched over the...
by Ruth Lunn | Mar 14, 2018
A concise WWII history of the Royal Air Force’s No.266 Rhodesian Fighter Squadron, this book is the culmination of years of extensive research and has been extremely well received by aviation enthusiasts. The book centres in particular on the war years and...
by Ruth Lunn | Jul 22, 2016
A book of reflective poems published on the centenary of the Battle of the Somme, this is a most personal journey, with the poems being inspired by the author’s father’s experiences, serving on the Western Front in the First World War.
by Ruth Lunn | Jun 29, 2016
Since escaping the fascist regime in Chile in the 1970s, Milton worked in the NHS for 40 years, specialising as an orthopaedic surgeon. He has campaigned tirelessly for safer patient care in hospitals, and in particular has called for legislation on nurse and midwife...
