Fay Sampson Knihy

Set in a captivating fantasy world, this story weaves together elements of epic poetry and heroism, creating a thrilling narrative that is sure to engage young readers aged 10 to 13. With its blend of suspense and enchanting storytelling, it promises to transport them on an unforgettable adventure.

Prayers for Dementia presents prayers and advice for people living with dementia, and those caring for them.

The narrative explores the theme of desire and the consequences of one's choices. It presents a cautionary tale where characters can attain their deepest wishes, but must confront the peril of deceitful intentions. The story delves into the tension between longing and the potential for self-destruction, emphasizing the importance of honesty in the pursuit of fulfillment.

The narrative centers around Morgan the Fay, traditionally viewed as a villain, who reveals her complexities as both a witch and a queen. This retelling explores her desire to reshape her story, highlighting her role in Arthur's healing and challenging the perception of her as purely evil. The book delves into themes of redemption, power, and the reinterpretation of classic legends, offering a fresh perspective on a well-known character in Arthurian lore.

Set in a vibrant court, the story follows Taliesin, a young bard with aspirations of immortalizing King Arthur's legacy through song. Despite his talent, he grapples with the fear that he may have arrived too late to capture the king's heroic deeds, as Arthur's age looms over his ambitions. The narrative explores themes of legacy, artistry, and the passage of time against the backdrop of a legendary era.

Luned's aspirations of becoming a scholar-nun at Tintagel are challenged when she becomes the guardian of the troubled young Morgan, who is accused of attempting to kill her baby brother, Arthur. As Luned navigates her responsibilities, she confronts the complexities of compassion and the consequences of Morgan's actions, all while striving to maintain her own dreams amidst the turmoil. The story explores themes of loyalty, redemption, and the struggles of youth against a backdrop of ambition and danger.

Celtic Christianity emerges as a dynamic and transformative force during the decline of the Roman Empire, with figures like Brigid, Arthur, Columban, and Aidan shaping its narrative. The book explores their journeys of pilgrimage and spiritual quests to iconic islands, emphasizing a faith deeply intertwined with social and political issues. Brigid's leadership in a mixed monastery and Aidan's protests against authority highlight a commitment to community, while others ventured into the wilderness, embodying a spirituality rooted in the lives of ordinary people.

Set in a mystical Cumbrian landscape, the story follows Teilo, a blacksmith deeply rooted in the ancient Old Religion. His life intertwines with that of Morgan, an enigmatic princess from Cornwall, as their shared heritage sparks Teilo's ambition to unite their powers. The narrative explores themes of ambition, identity, and the interplay between personal desires and ancient traditions, as Teilo seeks to forge a connection that could alter the balance of power in their world.

Amateur sleuths Hilary Masters and Veronica Taylor face a real-life murder mystery at a crime writing weekend. Is a dark conspiracy unfolding on a West Country estate?Friends Hilary Masters and Veronica Taylor are eager to embark upon their weekend-long masterclass in crime writing at the evocative, fourteenth-century Morland Abbey, hoping to gain inspiration for their own novels. The queen of crime fiction herself, Dinah Halsgrove, is the guest of honour, giving the opening talk. But when Dinah suddenly falls ill later that evening, the pair can't help being suspicious. Has her mysterious illness been staged by the organisers, or does someone in their writing group have murderous intent?A series of sinister incidents draw Hilary and Veronica into a real-life murder mystery as gripping as any bestselling crime novel, but the biggest twist is yet to come . . . Can they separate fact from fiction to solve a deadly puzzle?

The second in a fascinating new mystery series - Suzie Fewings, a keen family history researcher, is delighted to be given access to a chest of old documents at the local stately home, Hereward Court. She tries to ignore disturbing rumours about the owner, Floridus Hereward, but when she’s threatened by a sinister visitor to the house, the police are bafflingly unhelpful . . .