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While once something of taboo, interracial and multicultural relationships are now an accepted part of modern-day society. With an increasing prevalence among both young and LGBT couples, Joanna Hynes’ latest novel will come as a welcome addition to readers from all cultural backgrounds.

As an adult, Miles Perkins’ service to his country has taken him from Operation Desert Storm in the Middle East to looking directly to the eyes of convicted murderers on home soil. However, his early years used promiscuity, anger and many mistakes to ultimately build the foundations that make him the successful man he is today.

Unknown to many young people, imagery and poetry can fuse to form an enriching literary experience. Taking this concept to a young audience and inviting them to learn more, author and illustrator Jackie Austin is delighted to announce the launch of her latest book.

While many writers can only rely on their imagination to depict the wilderness, Kenneth Fore can rely on his memories. Stationed in rural Alaska during his military service, his knowledge and familiarity with the area is vast. Fusing his memories with a healthy portion of creative adventure, Fore is delighted to announce his latest upcoming novel.

While many books aim to interweave a cocktail of themes and facets, few do it with the compelling fluidity of Brian D Holland’s latest novel. Boasting subject matter ranging from ghosts and demons to blissful romance and history, ‘The Three Doors’ is the perfect next read for those who enjoy chillingly adventurous fiction.

At 15, Nigel Williamson was a well-respected gang member and nomadic teen. However, after getting his life back on track and listening to the wisdom of others, he re-entered education and graduated as Valedictorian. Now a renowned Educator and Psychiatric Counselor, Williamson has inspired tens of thousands of young people with his story.

While many fear dealing with spirits, the story of Nora Podkul and Debbie Saville will prove a potential life-changing insight into the life and work of mediums. Using facets of their own lives and interweaving plenty of compelling creativity, ‘Tripping Over Enlightenment’ provides a powerful literary experience for all who read it.

J.R Worthington grew up watching his heroes, The Power Rangers, on television. Two decades later, Worthington finds himself as the author of a new Young Adult Fiction series that many believe will fight the ‘Rangers’ head-on to become equally as successful.

With the recent General Election, the profile of Mormonism has never been higher. Like any national story, critics and the public at large are also asking questions about this often ignored part of the Latter Day Saint movement.

With church attendance dwindling around the world, an increasing number of people are raising questions about faith, God and relevance. In order to address these talking points and provide real-world food for thought, Canadian author M.C. Lang fuses fact with fiction in his compelling new book.