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Tweedlecoate Press

Publishing Made Easy

Addressing the Stag Syndrome

by Brenda Etchells, Les Gill
A guide for business mentors and owners to learn what mentoring is. Presented in an easy to follow style with plenty of illustrations and practical activities.

Ambitions

by Val Owens
The elders on the island Flint grew up on are the last to remember the damage done to their community by the English decades before. Flint has grown up with

Broken Warrior

by Joy M Mawby
From occupied Poland to a British beach. From school with the Tsar's son to a forced labour camp. From riding his charger up a marble staircase to being kept in

Consequences

by Edwina Jones
Two families torn apart. Lust, anger and betrayal. Can love finally heal and restore the lives which have been destroyed? Will there always be consequences...? A moment of infidelity leads

Plays and Scripts For Church Groups

by H.S. Higgins
A set of six plays suitable for church group performances from H.S. Higgins. This collection of scripts has been written to be easily adapted to different cast sizes and can

Strands of Shadow and Truth

by Lesley McDowall
Gracie survived her trials from Threads of Trial and Light but surviving isn't the same as winning. Back in Ebonreach, the quest for the final Callisvaan pendant grows more dangerous

The Incredible Blunders of Gondeshapur

by Bertie Bundell
An Ancient Magic Lamp? Complete with Genie? What could possibly go wrong... Whirling through time and magic is less of a problem for Tom and his friend, Joe, than the

The Third Apology

by D.A. Adamson
Two friends go hitch hiking across France in the late 60s. They meet a French girl and never get further than Aix. Their lives take many turns marked by love,

Threads of Trial and Light

by Lesley McDowall
Sixteen-year-old Gracie Fellows is dyslexic, bullied, and trapped in an uncaring home. Then she finds herself in Limskada-a dying fae realm with claims she's the only one who can save

Unbroken Spirit

by Joy M Mawby
'Lie down! Stay there!' I screamed at him, but he didn't hear. The bullet hit him as he reached me. He died in my arms a few minutes later, calling