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The House in Morocco by Rosalind Brackenbury
In an old stone house on the west coast of Morocco, Sarah Henderson, an American journalist, is welcomed by its inhabitants: Nick, the aristocratic English owner, Yann the French sailor, Aisha, the mother of Yann's child, and Aziz, with whom she falls passionately in love...
Hardcover: ISBN: 1-902881-76-1 8¾"x5¾" US$ 19.95 More Info... |  |
Disappearing Act by Beatrice Colin
Crippled when her horse fell on her, the lithe, tiny and feisty Wing, can no longer continue her heady life as a tightrope walker and circus performer. When she receives a mysterious package that contains a memoir written by Helena, the mother who she never knew, Wing learns of her mother's bizarre and ultimately tragic story...
Hardcover: ISBN: 1-902881-40-0 Pages: 212 8¾"x5¾" US$ 19.95 More Info...
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Nude Untitled by Beatrice Colin
Kate, the highly strung-editor of a fashionable London magazine, is determined to wrest the secret diaries of a newly discovered Russian painter of the Revolutionary period from the woman she thinks was his mistress. Clara, however, has her own agenda...
Paperback: ISBN: 1-902881-43-5 Pages: 272 8½"x6½" US$ 15.95 More Info... |  |
The Dance of Geometry by Brian Howell
Brian Howell has masterfully interwoven three imagined episodes from the life of Johannes Vermeer. We observe the painter’s childhood and apprenticeship. We read a crime story involving an episode from the life of a modern-day ‘copyist’ who is blackmailed into forging a masterpiece to save the woman he loves. We follow a French connoisseur who travels to Delft to visit Vermeer, only to find himself embroiled in a clandestine and deadly debate of the Painter’s Guild about a new invention...
Hardcover: ISBN: 1-902881-47-8 Pages: 214 8¾"x5¾" US$ 19.95 More Info... |  |
The Forwarding Agent by Austen Kark
Written by the former head of the BBC World Service, we meet Ben, an ex-marine newly set up in the forwarding business - forwarding people, not packages. An accidental bystander at a terrorist attack, he and his family are hunted at home in Cyprus and throughout the Middle East. Austen Kark was a master storyteller, and no one knew the beauty and tensions of the region better.
Hardcover: ISBN: 1-902881-02-8 Pages: 224 8¾"x6¾" US$ 19.95 More Info... |  |
Absence by Raymond Tallis
"Set in pre-Thatcherite days and subtitled 'A Metaphysical Comedy', this is a wildly irreverent story of a young doctor recovering from a relationship that never happened. Exploring a variety of disparate themes—absence and obsession, racism and post-structuralism—Nick Page does for the National Health Service what the Marx Brothers did for Opera."
Hardcover: ISBN: 1-902881-00-1 Pages: 192 8¾"x6¾" US$ 19.95 More Info...
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