Books published by Grosvenor House Publishing Ltd

A children's story set during WWII, about the adventures of a pet rabbit and his owner who is a daring and courageous RAF Pilot.

Children's picture book about a magical teddy bear.

EVERYONE can be Self-Confident! This practical and engaging book shares proven techniques and strategies of leading Confidence Coach, Anne Millne-Riley. Demolish limiting beliefs and build unshakeable confidence!

This book tells the truth about Article 50 and Brexit; the truth the leading political parties and media are not telling you because they are looking after themselves and not, as they would have you believe, looking after or respecting the decision of the British electorate.

Looking from a biblical perspective at the extent that God controls our lives

A children's story, set in a school, where a young girl meet a mysterious friend who later reveals a secret that changes her life forever

An illustrated book for children in the age range of 4 - 7 years old.

A cow must overcome her fear of heights to walk down the mountain, with some help from her friends. French version

Personal memoirs: travel, nature, wildlife

Historical fiction, fantasy, magic

This book is for teenagers and adults who have not yet outgrown their pony stage.

A story for 6 - 11 year olds which tells the struggle of a bumble bee to save her family and friends from the effects of starvation and chemicals and her astonishing eventual success. It is both entertaining and educational.

The telling of a sledding trip with five huskies as part of a team taking part in a Charity Challenge over Norwegian and Swedish countryside.

This work contains the more significant part of a wider journal kept by the Hessian Jager Corps during the American Revolutionary War - a corps forming part of the German mercenary troops employed by the British.

Children's fiction. Two boys' dreams of becoming professional footballers

Children's picture book on the subject of friendship

As a disabled soldier arrives in Sherborne with devastating news for his friend the Coroner, Matthias Barton finds himself drawn in once again to a tangled tale of deceit and murder, against the nightmare background of the Abbey fired by the angry townspeople. Who is this disabled soldier..a friend or a clever trickster?

A collection of personal memoirs in which the author relates growing up in East London in the 1950s.

Christian fiction

A compelling, erotic thriller.

A personal memoir of the author's time in the D'Oyly Carte Opera Company, first of all as repetiteur and then as chorus master and associate conductor

A move to France promises to be everything Alan and Jo wanted. But a monumental accident changes everything...