A page-turning blend of hilarity, poignancy, intrigue, and an odd little man named Mungo Thunk.
It was Daisy's birthday, and Adam had the perfect gift for his fiancée. A dozen red roses? Jewellery? A weekend in Paris? Nope ... a set of bathroom scales. Sadly, Adam's poor judgement goes way beyond god-awful gifts. He's been cursed by a lack of common sense. Now, he's about to make the worst decision of his life and stands to lose the love of his life. Enter Mungo Thunk; an odd little man who claims he can fix Adam's thinking once and for all. Can Adam really trust the mysterious stranger's bizarre brand of therapy, or will he come to rue the day he met Mungo Thunk?
Headcase: the fourth book in the bestselling Clement series. Delusion is the ideal place to rest on a painful journey to the truth.
David Nunn considers himself a good man. Employed as a counsellor for a mental health charity in North London, his typical day revolves around broken minds and dysfunctional lives. Then, one day in January, a young man staggers into the charity's office; no appointment booked and seemingly in the grip of a drug-induced episode. David reluctantly agrees to see the young man.
It proves a brief but fateful encounter. Within days, two men gate-crash David's life; their motives wildly different but each making a demand. What they both have in common is their propensity for violence and deep-rooted psychological issues. As his world descends into turmoil, David must decide if one of those men can save him from the other.
Clawthorn: the third book in the bestselling 'Clement' series.
Just four months after Emma Hogan was born, her father was convicted of a heinous crime and sent to prison for life. Forty-six years later, and now a London-based journalist, Emma discovers an old notebook she suspects might be connected to her father. Embossed on the front of that notebook is a single word - Clawthorn. Unbeknown to Emma, the innocent-looking notebook is anything but, and it takes a stranger with an uncanny knowledge of the past to warn her of that- an intriguing stranger named Clement. With neither the notebook nor Clement being quite what they seem, Emma digs for answers. As the past clashes with the present, Emma soon realises there is far more at stake than just a career-changing story.
Toby Grant insists life was easier for his parents' generation... fate intends to show the aggrieved millennial if he's right.
Toby Grant spends his days working for a digital marketing agency and his nights stressing about how unfair life is for his generation. With a thirtieth birthday only months away and his finances approaching meltdown, it's fair to say Toby isn't a happy millennial. His parents' generation had it so much easier ... or did they? After a series of rather unfortunate events, Toby is offered an opportunity to discover exactly what life was like for his parents' generation; courtesy of a journey back in time to 1969. However, life in pre-decimal Britain isn't quite as simple as Toby envisaged. And neither, as it transpires, is time travel.
The follow-up to the bestselling supernatural adventure, Who Sent Clement?
Sir Charles Huxley, a former government minister, kept a dark secret - a secret he should have taken to the grave when he died in 1999. His son, William, now lives an uneventful life in his father's shadow. One evening, William has an encounter which sets off an escalating series of sinister events, culminating in a damning revelation about his father's past. That revelation drags William into the darkest of blackmail plots. That is until a man working at his local bar steps forward and offers help. With no alternative, William is forced to join his peculiar saviour on a desperate mission to stop his blackmailer and unearth the shattering truth about the wrong'un.
"A voice whispered, although he couldn't be sure if it was just his imagination; a cruel trick played by an air-starved brain." Beth Baxter, owner of a not-very-successful book shop, is planning her marriage to Karl - or, at least she was. Without warning, Beth suddenly finds herself embroiled in a sinister series of events that threaten to destroy everything she holds dear. All seems lost for Beth, until she receives an offer of help from an unlikely visitor - a former gangland fixer by the name of Clement. However, there's one minor issue in that Clement claims he died in 1975 and been sent to help Beth to atone for his actions in a previous life. With just seven days to avoid a fate she'd rather not contemplate, Beth reluctantly joins her deluded, politically-incorrect companion on a quest across London in search of a solution. Will this unlikely partnership succeed? Will Clement ever come to terms with paying five quid for a pint? And will Beth ever learn the truth about who sent Clement?
'It's been eleven months since I sat in my teenage bedroom and my mundane life was cast into madness. I suppose you could argue it was a lot longer if you include the thirty-year trip back to 1986.'
After his miraculous weekend in 1986, Craig Pelling returned to a future he could never have envisaged. Even by his own hapless standards, his plans have spectacularly backfired. Does he face a bleak, lonely future, or does he try to seek answers? Either way, an emotional rollercoaster beckons. Can Craig can find closure? Or does fate have a few more twists in store for him, beyond Broadhall?
The concluding instalment of the acclaimed time-travel tale.
Hampshire-based author, Keith A Pearson writes sci-fi for people who don't usually like to read sci-fi.
Everything wrong with Craig Pelling's life can be traced back to one moment in 1986. But fate hasn't finished with him yet. When a series of unfortunate events pushes him to breaking point, he's thrown a lifeline - a trip back to 1986, to relive one weekend as his sixteen-year-old self. Does the key to a better future lie in reverting one decision he made over thirty years ago?
