Books published by Troubador Publishing

A Common Thread offers a collection of science-inspired contemporary tales that reside at the edge of speculation.

When the foes are inside you, the only option left is to fight. Here you have the story of an uncanny part of my life. It is a true story told without makeup. An explosive combination of drugs, stress, and sleep deprivation led me to an ordeal of 25 long years, during which my life elapsed between two very different worlds.

I describe my life from childhood through school medical school life as a junior doctor and then consultant. I tell the reader how shy I was at school and then later in life was able to campaign in my hospital and outside against changes in health care which I thought were damaging.

Through various stages in history from the Roman to the Medieval, to the Renaissance and the Early Modern and Modern, the book shows how political power of monarchs, the aristocracy and church determined the pace and volume of building development in Paris and the extent of town planning.

On Earth, people refer to her as The Ice Queen. She is the world's best payed fashion model, her face is on every magazine cover and everybody knows her name.

Lethal Response follows the aftermath of an epic and bloody battle. Law enforcement headed by Major Paul Stafford, destroyed a huge drug smuggling and people trafficking ring, in an operation code named, TRASHED.

It matters whether we believe in God or not. No one can prove that there isn't a god and no one can prove that there is. However we can find signposts. This book looks for them and claims to have identified them.

The story of how the north of Scotland secured its own commercial radio station at this time in history is unique. Radio station licences were strictly controlled by the Home Office and the standards for output were set deliberately high. Here we have a group of community activists who didn't have experience or a penny to their name.

Clara has one crucial rule: Avoid Trouble. Dragged along by her friend Bella on her latest quest, this time to stop the class bullies who plan to ruin the afternoon's science lesson by messing around with the chemicals in their teacher's big black bag, and Clara's Spiderman-like trouble sense is going crazy.

The world is on a knife edge. The current pandemic has brought into sharp focus the overhanging questions about how we work and how we live. All of our ecological and human systems are stressed and failing, and the human beings operating in the systems are distressed in trying to cope with the magnitude of change thrust on them.

Massive in scope, hugely detailed and meticulously researched. In this work the bestselling author of 'Children of Eden' takes his readership onto a whole new level of understanding about Western Spirituality;

In a gentle way, you can shake the world.

The Grumpy Gnome goes on holiday to France, along with The Fairy Princess, Captain Robert, First Mate Ron, and Marko-the-Wisp. He drives them there in his pride and joy, a Morris Traveller called Miss Morag Minor.

Philip Hart, a fortysomething Norfolk school teacher, has sought solace in drink as he sees his personal and professional life start to unravel. He suspects, with good reason, he is about to lose out on a promotion to a younger colleague who is assumed to be sleeping with his wife.

In 1930s Antwerp, having fled a pre war Poland with her family, Zoshia, a young Jewish girl, battles to survive intense persecution from the Nazis and bravely endangers her own life in order to help save others.

Award winning author Marion Molteno takes us on a magical journey of discovery into the life of a writer and her readers.

The Missing Dad series is about teenager Joe Grayling and his mates taking on the criminal underworld. Sometimes they come off worse; sometimes, after heart-stopping tension, they win through. In Book 6, an escaped criminal from Joe's father's past threatens his life - and Joe and his mates take the fight to the enemy.

Bob Trebor joined the police in the seventies. After showing a natural talent for catching the bad guys, when a vacancy rose in the CID, he jumped at it. At the age of twenty-nine, he is the youngest Detective Inspector in the country - and he has a vision of what he wants his squad to be.

Hiraeth is the sequel to the first book in the sequence, Podwitch, which was set three years before.

What do you do when the bottom falls out of your world, but dammit, no one's gonna get to know? In THE BROCH, a wry, touching week-long odyssey into the wilds of the Scottish Outer Hebrides, we follow one man running away from answers, and towards the realities of his own mortality.