Faces In The WaterThis is a graphic, powerful novel about breakdown, madness and confinement in mental institutions. The treatment the heroine receives during her descent into chaos is chilling in this psychological drama.

and is determined to make something of it

Shannon charts a path through sorrow towards recovery

that house-breaker who gobbles up your porridge and then breaks up the Chippendale

You too can baffle

that it's never too late to make peace with your past

Stephen Biesty's detailed

his beloved youngest daughter

looking out for each other and their 'family' of neighbourhood locals

He escapes to Blaenafon where he finds Rhian

a masterful depiction of heartbreak

untangling a web of treachery and intrigue that stretches back to the murder victim's youth: a time when unholy alliances were forged between occupiers and occupied

and fill the air with buzzing wings