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Ian Searle
A novel about loss and survival
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It’s 1980. When the body of a summer visitor (often called an emmet by the Cornish) is found at the foot of a cliff on St Mary’s, Isles of Scilly…
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Two years after the end of the war, the people of the Sussex village of Hartsfoot are still coming to terms with peace. When newcomer Duncan Frome sets up in…
When two boys, Korali and David, literally stumble across the remains of an old canoe, it is the beginning of an exciting but terrifying adventure. The traditional ceremony, used by…
1953 Two women move into the Old Mill in the village of Belham. Why are they using assumed names? When one of them is brutally murdered, and the other disappears…
A collection of stories written over a number of years. They range from comic to darkly psychological, from a few hundred words to several thousands, from rural Cornwall to the…
A murder mystery set in a fictional village near Reading in the south of England.
Murder mystery set in a private boarding school for boys in 1960.
A young entrepreneur struggles with the challenges of both his business and his family
After the death of his wife and both parents a young man tries to escape from the demands of life in post war Britain as his mental well-being declines.
Adam D Searle
FARADAY BEAR & FRIENDS
GOODBYE MOTHER BEAR
From Adam D. Searle, author of ‘The Big And The Little Monster’ book series, comes this delightful story of friendship, loss and hope.
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Adam D. Searle
Faraday Bear has suffered a devastating loss and the young cub is feeling lost and sad. With the help of his friends, he finds ways to navigate grief.
Children of all ages can enjoy this story with its strong values of friendship and the importance of forgiveness.
