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Hidden off the busy streets of Islington, ‘The Bar on the Corner’ is no ordinary bar, playing host to intimate betrayal, blackmail and boardroom collusion in the realm of international charity and finance – a complicit and conspiratorial world plagued by money laundering and crime. Unaware of their familial connections to notorious crime syndicates, international businessman James Marshall and charity businesswoman Marcia Clements meet at the exclusive Caudwell Children Butterfly Charity Ball. Little do they know how their fortuitous meeting will inadvertently lead to a perfect opportunity for international organised crime.

The Bar in the Corner is a suspense thriller where, in setting up a new charity, ‘Act Now’, the founder, Marcia, and her business partner, James, unwittingly trigger the start of a desperate journey of family secrets, jealousy, duplicity, cheating, coercion and intimidation – exposing them to a dangerous environment where people are not always what they seem and where only one emotion might keep them safe... FEAR!

Michael Davidson is rich and powerful and has the perfect life. Each day, his private helicopter transports him to and from the City of London, where he is the chairman and chief executive of MicDav Groupware - a software company he founded in the early 1990s. He shares his magnificent Victorian stone-built mansion, Grey Lodge - situated in a small estate on the banks of the River Dart in Devon - with his loving wife, Catherine, his stepson, Philip, and his beautiful and devoted daughter, Keres. But things are not quite as they seem in the Davidson family where the unfolding of a father and daughter’s treachery will cause their ultimate ruin.

Niobium is a psychological tale of infidelity and family secrets that spawn an atmosphere of envy and malevolence. As the re-emergence of the pain of past infidelities and the revelation of family secrets take their toll, a daughter’s self-harm sets in motion a chain of events that will lead to the destruction of a father and daughter’s caring relationship and the collapse of a multi-million-pound business empire.

Gillian Lander is a crime novelist recovering from a breakdown. Having recently been in the wrong place at the wrong time, she is now being pursued because of what she has seen and knows. Forced to flee her home, Gillian eventually rents a room in a back street seaside guest house. Concealing her true identity, Gillian is keen to protect her newfound anonymity. But as she is gradually drawn into the lives of her fellow guests, she begins to question who they really are and... what they want of her. As Gillian seeks to maintain her self-esteem, each stranger has a profound effect on her and her increasingly fragile state of mind.

The Last Guest at 357 is a psychological thriller that takes place over one month. It follows the life of a young female novelist and the overlapping lives of the strangers she meets: enigmatic men, suspicious women and a mysterious landlady - all telling highly dubious tales and inquisitive about her past. As each of these strangers chips away at her façade, she becomes increasingly fearful until, finally, her paranoia meets reality.

Frederick Molina still occasionally struggles with his past demons but has managed to maintain enough control in recent years to build a good life with his wife and their two young twin girls. His decision to move back to his childhood home on Dartmoor seemed uncharacteristic at the time, as was his acceptance of an appointment as A-level photography teacher at the local private school where he was once a pupil. But when a series of threatening letters start to arrive at his home, his life is thrown into turmoil. And then, just when things seemingly could not get any worse, an eight-year-old girl goes missing.

The Undoing at Gibbet Hill Farm is a psychological thriller that demonstrates that no matter how far you run, the past will always catch up with you. Centred on the downfall of Frederick Molina, a recovering schizophrenic, his true personality and a web of dark secrets gradually unravel in the months leading up to Christmas and, become a magnet for five unrelated people’s anger, which has been fuelled by their past pain and anguish.

Written from a British context, each chapter starts with a quote to support the theme of the chapter and ends with a summary of the key points raised. Therefore, the step-by-step approach in this book is based on robust research and draws on the author’s extensive personal and business experience in large and small businesses.

Moorland Hall is a book about how the Davey family - Ken, a twenty-three-year-old corporate accountant and his wife, Kath, a junior school teacher, together with Ken’s mother, Cath, a school-meals cook and his father, Jack, a marker-maker (a person who determines the most efficient layout of pattern pieces for a style, fabric and distribution of sizes of ladies clothing) all quit their jobs, sold their homes in Essex and stepped out of their comfort zone to combine their skills, experience and passion for hospitality, to take up the mantle of first-time hotel proprietors at Moorland Hall - a historic, but run-down, Victorian county house hotel on Dartmoor in Devon.