We’ve got some fantastic releases coming up over the next few months and details of them all are below. If you’d like to join the blog tour or request an ARC, make sure you’re on our reviewer email list. If you haven’t signed up yet, you can do so here.
2024
A Craftsman’s Work by K. J. Dando – 13th-20th November (15th November release day)
This is the follow up to Lies After Death. Book Blurb:
Business magnate Michael Brookes and his fiancé Lindsey wake up to find their four-year-old son Jacob is missing.
A mobile phone has been left on the bed in his place.
A single text message on it reads:
“If you ever want to see Jacob again – answer this phone when it rings and DO NOT call the Police. Yours Sincerely, The Craftsman.”
Who is The Craftsman?
And what does he want?
If they can’t turn to the police, who can they turn to for help?
Tom Crane is a fixer. He helps people in need, but only if he deems their cause is worthy and just. His methods may not be conventional, but you can count on one thing – he’ll do whatever it takes.
2025
We have two four-book series coming out in 2025, plus one standalone thriller title.
Playing For Her (Book 1) by Ellie White – 5th-11th February (7th Feb is release day)
Book Blurb (Please note this is not a finalised blurb):
A tragic injury forces footballing legend Molly Davison into early retirement. Football is her life and now that she can’t play anymore, she embarks on a new path as a coach for Wearside FC.
Captain of the team, Jordan Robinson, is preparing to hang up his boots at the end of the season and after being in the game his entire life, he’s having an existential crisis. Not to mention the only woman he’s ever had feelings for is back on Wearside, worse still, she’s officially off limits.
Molly is Jordan’s new coach, she’s building a reputation for herself in the men’s game and paving the way for women just like her. Staying away from the team captain should be a no brainer but when their chemistry sizzles on and off the pitch, it’s easier said than done.
A romance that was once so easy has new challenges as the pair try to navigate their budding relationship through the world of men’s professional football. Will their love risk the reputation Molly has worked so hard to build or can they finally have their happy ever after a second time around?
Playing For Real (Book 2) by Ellie White – 5th-11th March (7th March is release day)
Book Blurb (Please note this is not a finalised blurb):
An open door, best friends to lovers, fake dating romance that follows Aaron Milburn, Wearside FC’s rumoured new captain and Brooke Davison, captain of Wearside Women and the England Lionesses.
A drunken mistake means Aaron has a tough choice to make. He needs to clean up his act or he’ll lose out on the captaincy and Brooke might just be the person to help him. As they embark on a plot to improve Aaron’s reputation, they decide to fake a relationship, although the embers that lay the foundation of their friendship catch and they soon find, faking it is easier said than done when the other person has had their heart for a lifetime.
Playing For the Win (Book 3) by Ellie White – 30th April-6th May (2nd May is release day)
Book Blurb (Please note this is not a finalised blurb):
No blurb yet but this one is an enemies to lovers romance.
Playing For Forever (Book 4) by Ellie White – 2nd-8th April (4th April is release day)
Book Blurb (Please note this is not a finalised blurb):
No blurb yet but this one is about a brother’s best friend, married in Vegas romance.
Ghoulsmen (Book 1) by A. C. Hughes – 14th-20th May (16th May is release day)
Book Blurb (Please note this is not a finalised blurb):
GHOULSMEN takes place in a new world with aspects of medieval Europe. Nineteen-year-old Rav Carvell is the younger son of a prominent family living in the small mining town of Pitt. Troubled by his past, he spends his days out in Stone’s Way, protecting his home from invading soldiers as part of a bandit group led by his brother. Rav longs for a peaceful life with his family away from the fighting but doesn’t want to leave his beloved Pitt. He is forced to set his personal troubles aside when a new army arrives, led by Champion Tibald Sar.
But Tibald’s not the only threat.
There are also signs of a monster in Stone’s Way. A mutant too terrifying for the GHOULSMEN to fight alone.
Their enemy may become their only hope for survival.
The Storm by Gemma Parker-Denham – 18th-24th June (20th June is release day)
Book Blurb (Please note this is not a finalised blurb):
Feeling trapped by a clingy boyfriend and a looming deadline, Lizzy escapes to a lakeside retreat, but her idyllic sanctuary soon turns dark when bodies start appearing and a storm prevents anyone from leaving. If no one can get in, will any of them get out?
Lizzy is a 28-year-old writer. She’s feeling suffocated by her boyfriend, who is constantly pushing for more commitment, and under pressure with work which she just can’t concentrate on. Attempting to solve both her issues in one, Lizzy escapes to a Lake District retreat for a bit of freedom and to re-evaluate her life choices. Cut off from the rest of the world the remote hotel appears idyllic at first, but when a storm takes out the only access road to the hotel and guests start dying, Lizzy finds herself even more trapped than ever. No longer escaping from commitment or deadlines, Lizzy now has to escape from a killer.
Ghoulsmen Bloodmarsh (Book 2) by A. C. Hughes – 14th-20th August (16th August is release day)
Book Blurb (Please note this is not a finalised blurb):
After his banishment and a devastating loss, Rav is barely hanging on—mentally broken and physically wasting away. As Lyra nurses him back to health while teaching him the mysteries of the Sink, their bond frays under the weight of distrust. Rav believes he’s just a pawn in Lyra’s mission for the ‘World’—a belief that could tear them apart.
When a violent encounter with mutants unlocks the deadly power of Rav’s Heaven’s Tear, Lyra warns him to hide it—his life is in danger, and many would kill for such power. As they journey deeper into the Sink, they cross paths with ruthless enemies, dangerous allies, and a secretive elite group, the Jinkin. With betrayal lurking at every turn, Rav is torn between revenge and survival, especially after Lyra is captured. His only option is to ally with the enigmatic Bo Hart, a man as strong as Lyra, who hunts for Heaven’s Tears just like Rav.
With a choice looming between saving Lyra or returning to Pitt to settle his own scores, Rav’s next move could change the course of the Sink forever.
Ghoulsmen City of Champions (Book 3) by A. C. Hughes – 14th-20th November (16th November is release day)
Book Blurb (Please note this is not a finalised blurb):
No blurb for this one yet
2026 (I know! It’s so far away! Please forgive me!)
Ghoulsmen The World (Book 4) by A. C. Hughes – 14th-20th February (16th February is release day)
Book Blurb (Please note this is not a finalised blurb):
No blurb for this one yet
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