Books published by Troubador Publishing

Outer Cryo Worlds is a book about the fascinating world of celestial bodies with cryo, or freezing conditions.

Charlie has a BIG problem. He's AFRAID of leaving his mother. What's evenworse is he's missing out on fun things because of it, like going to sleepovers.

Priscilla has a BIG problem. She's AFRAID of everything. She worries about school work, making mistakes, and even worries about worrying.

A Little Book of Impressions describes life behind the mirror, probe and drill. Gerald Feaver has written a memoir of his life as a dentist stretching over 40 years. It is a light-hearted account of life in dental practice, what lead him there and the experiences he had along the way.

Wars, witches and worship were key elements in the nation of Scotland and the local life of Dalgety Parish during the 17th Century. It was a period when Scotland was moving from medieval feudalism, where traditions and superstitions governed the lives of the people, into the early modern era.

Murder. Abduction. Two cities. Two cops... Eighteen months ago. Chinatown, London. A police raid goes disastrously wrong. People die. Today, those police officers involved in the swoop are dead. Serial, Purple One Five, are all dead, except the serial commander - Sergeant Brian Gibson.

Everyone loves a conspiracy theory, especially Polly. Her mind is always bursting with questions, possibilities and scenarios both real and imagined. "Was it an accident or was Robert murdered? How does Edna get her flapjacks to taste so good?"

A young man sets forth to seek his fortune. Accompanied by his faithful horse and cunning cat, he crosses a land of thieves, meets a scientific magician, Allies with a strange tribe across the sea and finally faces war.

Hunted is an action-packed continuation of the Twins' story, which first began in Ripped Apart (Matador, 2016).

Few women of her time lived to see their name in print. But Katherine was no ordinary woman. She was Sir Walter Raleigh's mother. This is her story.

What would you do if you were suddenly reminded of something you witnessed as a young child, but had only just realised the terrible significance of what you saw? Would you trust your own memories and do something about it, or just let sleeping dogs lie?

My book begins with a brief consideration of what we mean by "English music" and what factors are involved. I explain the reasons behind my choice of composers for consideration, and for the omissions from the survey.

This small pocket-sized book contains a delightful mix of verses on an unusually wide range of topics.

In this new English translation of St Matthew's Gospel, Malcolm Bishop QC, offers a fresh and dynamic rendition of a much longer Gospel than he has attempted before.

It is the duty of all daughters to marry, but even knowing this Perpetua is horrified when she is forced by her father and narcissistic mother into a marriage with a man she hardly knows to save the family fortune and reputation.

It is the turn of the 19th Century and Lord Jaspar Heddington is a rich, handsome rake, who womanizes with impunity, indulged by the world he inhabits who turn a blind eye to his peccadilloes.

A gripping fantasy where all truths lie in folklore. The nearly ten-year-old boy RAIF who has a fascination with clocks experiences a recurring vision of colossal waterspouts unaware this is shared by the migrant DARKE who has psychotic designs on achieving power absolute.

Liza Baker, a rising star in the burgeoning Abstract Expressionist era, finds herself sidelined when she gets pregnant, and decides to have the child. Yet, against conventional wisdom, she's convinced she can have a successful career and be a good mother to her daughter, Rouge.

1960, Papua and New Guinea. Charlie K is suddenly thrust from a stone age society, having to navigate the alien culture of American schooling and university life.

The story is set against the backdrop of Caesar's tumultuous conquest of Gaul. As Caesar's campaign unfolds, tests of courage and belief will confront the three protagonists, shaping them as individuals and challenging their views of the world and each other.

How do you survive when a lucky break turns out to be the worst thing that ever happened to you? Top businessman Nick Hunter is about to find out. Let's Fly is a contemporary thriller set in London's Notting Hill.

1798. How did John Constable evade family responsibilities to become the artist we recognise today? Golding Constable is desperate for his son to take over from him in the thriving family business at Flatford Mill...

'The Staircase' is set in the west of Scotland in the nineteen-fifties. It tells the story of two friends, Edward and James, who live in a small industrial town that lies close to a major city and not far from the coast.

This third book in the Highland Journal series follows the success of The Making of a Hillwalker and In My Stride, books which attracted great reviews from Chris Townsend and many others.