Troubador Publishing Ltd

Tremaine Kent's book is the self defence bible for anyone worried about living in a world of increasing violence

Milltown is a small community just outside Glasgow where everything in 1914 is local: the pub, the preacher, the policeman, the teacher; the gossip, the poacher, the pariah, the bleacher.

In "The Whispering Wind" by Lexa Dudley, Elise and Beppe embark on a passionate affair – until fate suddenly intervenes...

Embark on a fascinating journey through two unlikely parallel lives in Jean A Stockale’s "My Spring"

Citizens Against Corruption reports how civic activists have successfully pioneered game-changing new ways to root out corruption in public agencies

Ambiguous Embrace by Enver Carim is an earthy love story set against the background of major advances in molecular medicine

Some loves are so great because they have happened before in another place, another time

Brian on the Brahmaputra and A Syria Situation both deliver droll and informative cultural insights. They are the first two in David Fletcher’s seven-part series, which sees Brian and Sandra travel across Africa, Asia and the Atlantic Ocean

The Caterpillar Factory by Vyvyan Kinross offers a unique insider’s account of what it takes to get ahead in today’s booming PR business

Make sure you know what you’re ‘letting’ yourself in for with Who’d Be a Landlord? by Dave Hall, which provides potential buy-to-let investors with essential information