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Featured Books, with extracts, by Rebecca Alexander
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The Secrets of Life and Death Rebecca Alexander March 2014 Debut of the Month. The novel dives straight in with a young girl found dead on a train with mysterious symbols... Format: Paperback - Released: 13/03/2014 
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The Secrets of Life and Death Rebecca Alexander The novel dives straight in with a young girl found dead on a train with mysterious symbols and signs covering her body. Then we turn back to 1585 and John Dee and his apprentice Edward Kelly are on their way... Format: Hardback - Released: 01/01/1970
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