Blood and Brass- Coming on July 17th
In the Yorkshire village of Bramwick, Rosie Fenn has always believed in tradition. For her, the brass band isn’t just a hobby — it’s family, history, and home. But when their beloved community hall, The Grange, is threatened by ruthless developer Danny Henshaw, Rosie finds herself fighting a battle she can’t win alone.
Nate Newell was once Bramwick’s prodigal son, now he's a jaded punk musician reluctantly back in his hometown following his father’s death. He left years ago chasing fame and freedom, leaving broken hearts behind — including Rosie’s. But saving The Grange means uniting the old with the new, and soon the pair find themselves thrust togther in a campaign to save The Grange.
As the music brings the village together, long-buried wounds resurface. Rosie must confront the truth about her marriage. Nate must face his past mistakes, his mental health struggles — and his lingering feelings for Rosie.
But with money running out, time against them, and old enemies closing in, saving The Grange will take more than a catchy tune.
Blood and Brass is a story about small town drama, second chances and the healing power of music.
The Society
A grand house by the sea-
Quinn Bergman has accepted the gift of a lifetime, an invitation to stay at an exclusive retreat for troubled writers.
Chyanvean House sits atop a stunning Cornish cliff -- the perfect place to reconnect and overcome writers' block.
The retreat of your dreams-
There must be something in the air, as the words begin to flow. The course is nothing short of miraculous. But one day, when Quinn visits the local village pub, the mere mention of the house raises concern among the close-knit locals. Why are they scared? Chyanvean House is just a sanctuary for artists – or is it? As soon as Quinn steps inside room 157, he can never leave.
If I Fall Back Down
Book 1 of 3
Tobi and Morven have nothing in common, or so it would seem.Tobias Grave—a punk-rock legend who is pushing thirty—is the frontman of The Radicals. He has spent half his life on the streets battling with drink and drug problems and the other half touring Europe with his band.Eighteen-year-old Morven Strike grew up on a council estate on the edge of Edinburgh and was never really into punk music. She has had…well, a pretty normal life so far. Yet, their relationship works—for a while, at least—until it all comes crashing down around them.Motherless at a young age, an abusive, alcoholic father, the loss of good friends to drinks and drugs, and his own addictions, are just a few of the challenges Tobi has had to deal with. After all that, he would be able to handle anything life threw at him…wouldn’t he? But the loss of the love of his life to a group of racist skinheads proves to be his biggest trial yet.This is a story that will embrace all your emotions—compassion, outrage, sympathy, and hope—as you follow Morven and Tobi along their turbulent path to a dramatic conclusion.
If I Fall Back Down Again
Book 2 of 3
If I Fall Back Down Again continues with the story of Tobias Grave, leader of punk band The Radicals, his wife, Morven Strike-punk rocker and alternative model-and their young son, Reno. Five years have passed since Reno's birth, but after numerous failed attempts to make a success of their marriage, Tobi and Morven finally split. Reno lives with Tobi and his partner, and twenty-three-year-old Morven, now penniless, is forced to travel from Edinburgh to Brighton to see the son she hardly knows. But who really is Reno's father? Is it Tobi, the older father figure, or is it Goldie, Morven's ex-boyfriend, a violent extremist? And to what lengths is Goldie prepared to go to get Morven and Reno back into his life? This is an edgy, gritty story of relationships and modern life. It's a tale of drugs, fights, gigs and kidnapping with some shocking events.
Don't Worry 'Bout Me
Book 3 of 3
Tobias Grave is back in the third and final instalment of his turbulent life, which began with If I Fall Back Down. In Don’t Worry ‘Bout Me, Tobias is trying to come to terms with the death of his ex-wife, Morven Strike, what happened to him at the hands of Morven’s former lover, Nazi skinhead Goldie, and his relationship with his son, Reno, who may actually have been fathered by Goldie. At the same time, Tobias’s punk band, The Radicals, are trying to get back on track and rediscover their roots. And Reno is intent on finding out who really is his father. Told through the eyes of Tobias and Reno, Don’t Worry ‘Bout Me once again draws the reader into their eventful lives. This is a punk-rock, emotional, roller-coaster ride, an essential read and exciting end to the If I Fall Back Down trilogy.