Books published by Rowanvale Books

Polyamory and asexuality meet in this third tale about the North East England quad.¿ The police suspect¿Raith¿Balan of faking a painting.¿Södo money launderers who sink profits into art. Mike, Ross and Phil, the three men in¿Raith's¿life, must prove his innocence. They're hampered by their certainty that a member of the Fraud Squad is corrupt.¿ The senior investigating officer is Detective Sergeant Nick¿Seabrooke. He knows he is asexual, but is he¿aromantic¿too? As¿Raith's¿lovers struggle to keep¿Raith¿safe and find the fraudster, the sergeant struggles to understand why the quad is often in his thoughts.

When Andi is engulfed by a wave, she finds herself transported to an underwater world called Corallai. There she meets Aquanna, a creature who is part fish and part human.Aquanna tells Andi that it is her destiny to help preserve the oceans and all the life within. Andi learns all about the work the various inhabitants do to ensure the survival of the ocean's ecosystem, and explores this new, spectacular world.

When Lois and Bea are invited to stay at their uncle's farm to help with the apple harvest, they have no idea what magical adventures await them! In a follow-up to An Anthology of Small Adventures, author and illustrator Peter Hull tells the story of two young girls and their remarkable encounters with some mischievous fairies. Written for Hull's own grand-daughters, A Little Story About Fairies is an entertaining tale accompanied by charming illustrations.

A young Munich zookeeper, Marion Weisberg, is terrified of all dangerous animals. After being run over by a car, she is in a coma. She dreams of being with different tribes and cultures and learns how they see dangerous animals in their spiritualism and folklore. She encounters the world's most terrifying creatures and learns animal whispering to diffuse their aggression. But then she must risk her life in the Integrity Test, which no student has ever survived. Only then will she truly conquer her terror.