While preparing to spend the night in a museum exhibition of the treasures of King Tut, twelve-year-old Jessica and her friends become obsessed with mummies and stumble upon several strange incidents.

Joanne didn't believe that her life could become worse than it already was. She had lost everybody and everything she had loved. Surely she had suffered enough? The press had called Joanne's identical twins psychopaths. Her Maggie. Her Annie. But she still loved them, even though one of them had killed her husband, Jeff. Joanne believed that his murder had been an accident. How could one of her girls be a murderer? She knew them better than anybody else; they were good girls really. She just had to prove it... The brutal murder of Joanne's goddaughter, Laura had never been solved. Items had been missing when Laura's remains were discovered: clues that could lead to the capture of her killer. One of them was Laura's doll ... the doll that Joanne later discovers in her home. Joanne is facing the most horrific dilemma of her life. Has the wrong woman been imprisoned? Could her child have used such brutality against her best friend? Or could both women be innocent after all? Joanne needs to find somebody for her daughter to confide in; somebody she will trust. She needs a miracle. There is only one person who can help. He is compassionate and caring, with an amazing ability to gain the trust of the most difficult patients. He is Joanne's only hope. He is Jonathan Davies.

'I’m not tame 'cause I want to be with you' Basti and Rdeca are pulling all-nighters. When their paths cross, the sparks fly and an impossible bond spirals dangerously out of control. A viciously funny and unforgettable play about first love, teenage lust and nature vs nurture. Rita Kalnejais’s audacious new play directed by Steve Marmion is a Soho Theatre commission written whilst on attachment to the Soho Six

An unexpected thunderstorm changes one pregnant woman's life forever. Her husband is killed in a car accident, leaving Andrea to run the business and raise their child alone. Letting go of the past proves difficult for Andrea. Her son, Morgan, is troubled by the lack of a father figure and her friends and family seem to think she needs a man in her life. Financial problems lead her to extend an existing loan, and her bank manager seems to take more than a passing interest in her. Will he have any success in breaking down the barriers Andrea has set up around herself? If he does, will that prove to be a blessing or a curse? Will Angela be able to raise Morgan to be His Father's Son?

Backpacker brings the outdoors straight to the reader's doorstep, inspiring and enabling them to go more places and enjoy nature more often. The authority on active adventure, Backpacker is the world's first GPS-enabled magazine, and the only magazine whose editors personally test the hiking trails, camping gear, and survival tips they publish. Backpacker's Editors' Choice Awards, an industry honor recognizing design, feature and product innovation, has become the gold standard against which all other outdoor-industry awards are measured.

A simple hug and kiss, often followed by a goodbye, can leave us puzzled and longing, wondering why our parents’ important work takes them away. Yet, it’s in these small, tender moments that we find a daily connection to them, bridging the distance with love and affection.

Ebony and Cameron Reid's biggest challenge is timing: he works as a successful criminal lawyer; she travels around the world as head fashion buyer. Ebony has the glamour, glitz, and everything at her disposal that money can buy; however, the two things she desires the most—the love of her husband Cameron and his baby—seem the most impossible to attain. Despite her efforts to pull her marriage together, Ebony realises they're rapidly drifting apart. When Ebony accompanies her girlfriend for a wild and reckless night, she meets Tré. The sexual chemistry between them is supercharged, leading to an incredible night that takes her on a course of destiny that changes their lives forever.

Brook Darrow and her dad go to a cabin so he can work on his law exams. Weird things start to happen when Brook discovers she has trespassed into forbidden territory. How can the legend of the feathered serpent be true? Will Brook be its next victim?

Arlene Davis is running away from her life in Sydney. Since she was six, she has watched over her younger half-sister, Helena. Now Helena Boyd is a famous singer who also is a drug and sex addict, and it seems that Arlene is the only one who can keep her functioning. But Arlene has had enough. Helena stole Arlene's fiance and then dumped him. The man ended up committing suicide. Arlene has always believed her mother died when she was five. Buried memories of her past have taken her to a new life in Beckford, a small town in New South Wales, where she becomes the housekeeper for a family who live on Beckford Station. There she will watch over 14-year-old twins who have been so obnoxious to previous housekeepers that their father is desperate. The homestead causes deja vu for Arlene and it becomes her fantasy house. Arlene discovers more than she bargained for in the town of Beckford, as she finds some long-lost relatives and old family secrets. Janette Lawler calls herself a late bloomer. From age ten, she has told and written down stories. Sometimes I would write to get out pain and feelings of inadequacy. Then I would destroy it.I was brought up under the rule, 'What will other people think of us?' So my dreams weren't allowed. Now I don't care what other people think. So maybe now my dreams will come to something. She is an avid photographer and lives with her family in Queensland, Australia. Publisher's website: http: //sbpra.com/JanetteLawle