Books published by Grosvenor House Publishing Ltd

Cormac is a Junior Government Minister who returns to Ireland after a 22 year absence. He comes face to face with the fiancée he abandoned and must also finally confront the dark secret from his past that not only threatens his very existence but could also destroy the hard won peace in Northern Ireland. The story focuses on Cormac's attempt to rekindle his relationship with Bernadette, whilst in the background lurks the menacing figure of Liam, his deranged former friend, who is hell bent on revenge for what he sees as Cormac's betrayal of him all those years ago.

Non-fiction: Medical

Autobiography: Football

This is a book written by a birth mother about a daughter who is put up for adoption by her own parents without a thought for her own feelings. A family unit of a mother, father and two sisters wait to be re-united. It is a story spanning forty years of difficult relationships with a less than happy ending.

Author's views and comments on the international banking & currency system

Cleaning and disinfection handbook.

This in-depth study exposes the tensions and conflicts at a local level between Gypsies and travellers and the host community in pre-First World War Surrey.

The story of how one man overcame physical and emotional barriers to challenge the true meaning of the word "EPIC"

A picture discussion book to help define feelings and support children in learning and developing their emotional literacy skills

A children's picture story book about magic socks.

A book to help children count, assisted by some friendly animals to keep up the fun.

Give some thought to who you wake up with. Give even more thought to who you comedown with, it could save your life... The Comedown, part thriller, part chase, a story of friends...

children's picture book that will educate on different species of butterfly

Children's illustrated fantasy fiction based on a witch and her 7 daughters' travels around the world.

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

The untold history of Angola in autobiographical form

A charming, children's picture book written in verse in English by Tim Bridges with Bengali translation by Hayat Mamud and beautifully illustrated by acclaimed artist Rafiqun Nabi, about Pongkhi, a Bangladeshi boy, and his adventures after 'borrowing' his friend's boat to go fishing.