Books published by Grosvenor House Publishing Ltd

Children's picture book about the author's Lurcher dog 'Ozzy'.

The second part of Sarajevo alphabet colouring book, combining the Bosnian cyrillic alphabet and Sarajevo's important buildings

A compilation of short stories (with photographs) that relate exciting, unusual, funny and/or especially beautiful incidents from around the world.

A contemporary depiction of life, love and loyalty in a quiet coastal resort.

'Sober in Seven' details each of the seven stages that the author worked through, to wrench his life back from the clutches of alcohol. It offers inspiration, help and hope to anyone else seeking to do the same.

A children's story, set in Australia, about Banjora the bat that can't fly and how he overcomes adversity and, on the way, finds adventure and his true self.

Join the author in his latest tour as he describes, in their words, what earlier writers discovered as they travelled through the Welsh Marches, even before the word 'tourism' was first used.

Shadow of Guilt is Barbara's second collection of stories, having already published A Beloved Cousin earlier this year.

A true wartime story of remarkable luck and survival from the Nazis by two people with a romantic ending.

A business leaders' book based upon meticulous research amongst over 200 CEOs and other leaders cataloguing the worst behaviour of leaders in demotivating the workforce.

Unrequited love is still love

A depiction of human life and the fate of humanity in the future.

Through means of poetry, Judy has sought to express her journey with God; a journey of great grief, loss and sickness. Yet at other times, a journey which has scaled heights of pure joy in God's abundant goodness, drawing her more deeply into an intimate relationship with Him.

A book of poems written by Rachel Agate, after the tragic loss of her young husband, James Agate at only 41 years of age.

A guide on how to start your own dance business.

A history of the links between Jane Austen's Dashwoods in 'Sense and Sensibility' and the real-life Dashwoods, India and the Cotswolds.

Dineo has struggled to free himself from the conditioning of apartheid South Africa and a racially motivated atrocity that has tormented him for decades. A stranger, Sam, helps him to unlock his fears and find the courage to take a stand against injustice. The pair set out to find and expose the perpetrator of a crime that has affected so many.