Jayden is an 8-year-old boy who loves nothing more than climbing tall trees with his many friends. Some days Jayden feels an overwhelming sadness. But sometimes Jayden can t explain it using his words. He just describes it as the black dog coming to visit. Join us for the third instalment of our award-winning #BreakingTheSilence series.

The Black Dog

Lawrence, Tracey

Children's Books

Srl Publishing

Where Is My Voice?

Growing Up & Facts of Life

Alexandra Chadwick has always wondered why the name Chadwick elicits peculiar reactions from the locals. After a shocking tragedy and the gifting of a mysterious key she is about to find out. Most people inherit jewellery, money, or property but Alexandra discovers her inheritance is a position on The Cosantóirí - a secret organisation tasked with protecting portals from the elusive leader of a criminal empire known only as Bas. As Alexandra is thrown into a world of portals, myths, and long held grudges she must learn fast about her history, in order to protect her future

The Cosantóirí

Science Fiction & Fantasy

Jones, Zoe

Fantasy

A Tale Of Blood and Roses

Romance

Heckman, Keira

Paranormal

Sebastian is a gibbon, who lives with his friends in the jungle. He's happy until one day his tree is taken. He loses his home and his family. Sebastian meets a young girl who plants a seed with him. Will this grow to become a beautiful tree? Will Sebastian get a new home to share with his friends? By buying this book, you are actively helping to save endangered species and rainforests around the world. For every copy of A Tree For Me we sell, SRL Publishing will make a donation to Rainforest Trust, a world-leading conservation charity that protects rainforests and saves endangered species from extinction. To find out more about Rainforest Trust's important work please visit their website: www.RainforestTrust.org.

A Tree For Me

Jaye, Jessica

Animals

Six witches, six perspectives, one coven. In the Delgosi Isles, magic was outlawed for witches years ago, and the girls want nothing more than to use their powers freely. The coven have been practicing in secret, right in the depths of Eastfall woods, and they have a plan. A plan to change the way the world works. All they need to do is convince the current king that they're not dangerous. With an invention and a great speech in their grasp, the six girls start their journey to Fairpoint, the capital city in which the royal family resides. If only things were that straightforward. Their deadly quest for equality brings a crusade of trickery, corruption and loss. The plan is simple, they just have to fight the royals and win.

Witches Aren't Wicked: A coven's fight for female equality.

Teen & Young Adult

Baldwin, Hannah

"A great read. Brilliantly gritty"- Ady Dayman (BBC radio Leicester )"Highly recommended as an overview of issues in today's society. Five stars" - 69 degrees magazine The world can be a cruel place to an honest man, this is something that 32 year-old Brett Kelso knows well. It seems fortune never comes his way and his life has become an endless cycle of work and stress, counting the days to next payday. To add to his stress is the constant worry that is brought on by his ex-girlfriend, Lisa, with whom he shares his beloved 4 year-old daughter, Macy. Lisa seems to think more of partying and getting drunk than taking care of Macy and this is getting worse. Brett wants to take custody of Macy but he is told by a solicitor that he has no chance. The 21st century society seems to hold a guy like Brett at the bottom of the pecking order and he is particularly lonely. The women around him only seem to be interested in plastic gangsters and shallowness. After being the victim of a bully's belittling antics Brett is at breaking point, but the responsibility he has to Macy keeps him sane. One night, Lisa's irresponsible behaviour contributes to a life-changing disaster which thrusts Brett into a cycle of insanity and revenge. Lisa leaves town and Brett becomes hell-bent on tracking her down, but without success. Two years later a chance voicemail gives Brett the opportunity to come face to face with Lisa, and he is determined to finally hand down his brand of justice, but the deeds of the monster he has become may stand in his way. Will Brett settle his final score or will there be a chilling fate in store for him?

A Monster's Tale

Mystery, Thriller & Suspense

Simon, Kelso

Thrillers & Suspense

Wanting to learn more about Islam, Louise Kenton applies to work her gap year in Afghanistan, where she meets Haasim who, unbeknown to her, is a member of a terrorist group. Louise is persuaded to attend the groups meetings where, over several months, she is brainwashed with their warped ideals. Back at home, Louise appears to be the same woman as the person that left, but her heart and soul have been ripped out, replaced with hatred for the country that raised her. Fully recruited into the group, Louise is given her first task. She meets Adam, a Labour MP, and they fall in love. Adam is made minister, and a pregnant Louise is tasked with an attack on Adam's department. She is then tasked with taking part in another atrocity, a much bigger one with a plan for maximum casualties. A visit to her close friend, Millie, changes everything. Millie had seen CCTV images and becomes suspicious. Responding to Millie's suspicions, Louise finally realises that her actions were wrong and that Islam is a loving and caring religion. Louise visits an Imam, whose advice sets her on a new path and she commits the rest of her life making amends for the evil deeds she had been brainwashed into committing. Adam is promoted to Home Secretary and throws his hat in the ring for Prime Minister. When this happens, the group put pressure on Louse to plant a device in Number 10. Her refusal is met with threats to her children. As the pressure builds, will Louise buckle and agree to one last act? Or will she finally come to her senses?

Sleeping: An explosive British thriller

Baldock, Evan

Rocking the Boat: A Superintendent's 30 Year Career Fighting Institutional Racism

Rocking the Boat chronicles the career of a black police officer's extraordinary and unprecedented determination in challenging a police occupational culture steeped in racism. In the year 2020, considerable attention was being paid to the issue of institutional racism in US law enforcement. However, this is not the first time, or the only country, in which this same issue has become relevant and pressing. As a black police officer in the UK between 1983 and 2010, Paul Wilson was in the centre of a similar wave of interest and was personally involved in many of the institutional changes that were suggested, debated, opposed, and fought in the UK during this time. The author's authority on the subject of institutional racism in British policing has been acknowledged over and over, as can be seen by his involvement as a consultant in numerous news and current affairs programmes; the many interviews with him that have appeared in the British media; his invitations to speak at events in France, Canada, South Africa, the UK and the US; and his status as the first British black person ever to be awarded a Fulbright Police Fellowship Award. Though it addresses painful topics, this book is entertaining in addition to being educational. The author's experiences as a constable on the streets of Croydon, his meeting of US President George W. Bush and his being rescued by a renowned jazz musician when he's accidentally locked inside an apartment in Harlem, New York, are some of the events that provide humorous counterpoints to the heavy main story. More than a simple history lesson, these anecdotes turn the book into a pleasurable read.

Biographies & Memoirs

Wilson, Paul

Professionals & Academics

Meet Julian. He invites you into his world of secrets and lies; of confessions and sins, and forces you to analyse the meanings of right and wrong, good and bad. One day he meets Matt - a schoolboy, as beautiful as he is cunning. The moment their eyes lock, Julian is trapped in an endless spiral downwards, unable to step away from the darkness Matt brings with his company. What Julian fears the most, is that he doesn't want to. What lengths will he go, how far will he stray from what he knows is right? You join Julian on a road to self discovery, but be prepared - the person he discovers may not be who you originally thought he was. Beginning on an innocent enough day out in London, Julian is at a café, having breakfast with a boy he knows he should not be. He tells himself it's just an hour, just food. Just this and just that. That same day, an hour turns into ten, and by the time he's dropped the boy off home, Julian realises that he's incapable of saying no to his charming and convincing ways. The closer they get, the more Matt lets slip his veil of innocence; and the more Julian falls for him, the harder it is for him to resist his devious ways. Uncovering secret after lie after manipulation, Julian knows he needs to stop, to end this, to walk away in the opposite direction that he's pulled towards while he has the chance. Thing is - Julian is nothing, if not indecisive; and Matt nothing, if not aggressive in his pursuit. By the time he can make up his mind, it's been made for him, when something goes horribly wrong and it exposes Julian right where it will hurt him the most. They've been caught, and this time it's serious. This time the person who catches them isn't going to just storm out and then come around a couple days later. This time Julian has to make a decision that will bind him to the boy forever, or face suicide in every definition of the word apart from death. This sets into motion his undoing at the hands of Matt, as he finally faces the demons he's kept buried while discovering even darker ones that are lurking within. He joins Matthew on the path to lust and destruction, and is forced to accept that perhaps they aren't so different after all. Obsession begets depravity. Julian realises who he is, who they are - and it isn't pretty. What's more terrifying to him is that he likes what the sum of them together makes. That it's the highest he's ever climbed, the hardest he's ever fallen, and that there's nothing he wouldn't do if Matthew asked it of him - be it good or bad, evil or innocent, love or hate, blood or tears, and life or death.

Pederasty: A stunningly dark and captive thriller

Morgan, J. C.

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