19 Mar 2015
Casey Watson’s latest book Breaking the Silence: Two little boys, lost and unloved. One foster carer determined to make a difference is currently on a Nook promotion. Until noon tomorrow (the 20th) the book is available for just £1.99.
18 Mar 2015
Three recent titles by Thistle Books were in the top 100 ‘most-read’ list for UK Kindle users in February:
Commando: A Royal Marine’s Story, by Geoff Nordass and Ralph Riegel
The Nudists by Guy Bellamy
The Art of Letting Go by Chloe Banks
The Art of Letting Go was actually one of the top 10 most-read books, and Chloe Banks was one of the top 20 most-read authors, despite this being her only publication to date.
18 Mar 2015
Vikie Shanks, the author of inspirational memoir Unravelled, was interview this week on Sky News.
18 Mar 2015
Blair Inc. by Francis Beckett, David Hencke and Nick Kochan is once again serialised in the Daily Mail
17 Mar 2015
Cathy Glass’s Saving Danny this week has gone straight into the Sunday Times paperback non-fiction list at no 4.
17 Mar 2015
Cathy Glass’s latest inspirational memoir for Harper Collins, Saving Danny, has had a great review in the Daily Mirror.
16 Mar 2015
David McClure’s fascinating new guide to the royals’ finances, Royal Legacy (Thistle Books), has been serialised for a second day in the Express.
EXCLUSIVE: Queen gave misleading impression over £10million Monet painting
16 Mar 2015
‘Like a modern Girl’s Guide, I Should Have Said by Daisy de Villeneuve is filled with jaw-dropping comments made by unsuitable paramours or anti-sisterhood friends, and the witty comebacks Daisy wishes she’d said… Whether for cautionary tales, as a witty guide to future situations or simply for the pleasure of Daisy’s drawings and skewed humour, I Should Have Said is the book to give your girlfriends right now.’
13 Mar 2015
In the upcoming Bookseller Industry Awards, Andrew Lownie has been shortlisted for Literary Agent of the Year, for the third year running.
13 Mar 2015
‘Breadline Britain tells the stories of those who are voiceless. Stewart Lansley and Joanna Mack forensically dissect poverty in this, the fifth richest country in the world… All politicians should be made to read this book.’