If the state of the UK, and the political landscape, makes you despair then Reinventing Democracy: Improving British political governance by David Kauders will restore a sense of hope and taste for change.

If you’ve ever been unlucky in love or found the rules of the dating game a challenge then Coward of Love by Cooper Canon will make for a fascinating read.

Elixir by debut author Phil Cleary is a brilliantly executed and intelligent political thriller where the discovery of a life-extending drug could prove fatal for all those involved.

Death of a Union by Andrew Wood is a gripping geopolitical thriller that brilliantly connects the bloody miners’ strike of 1984 with seismic shocks to the nation 40 years later.

Psychotherapist Graham Johnston, co-founder of The London Centre for Applied Psychology (LCAP), says that we should take care of our mental wellbeing like we would our physical health.

“I Don’t Understand”: Navigating Unconscious Bias in the Workplace by internationally recognised expert on workplace bias and effective communication Buki Mosaku is an essential read for anyone seeking to improve unconscious bias in the workplace and create a workplace environment where everyone can thrive.

The global energy crisis is one of the most fundamental issues we face today, and according to Jonathan Maxwell, founder and CEO of Sustainable Development Capital LLP — one of the UK’s largest independent sustainability and climate-focussed investment firms — how we respond to it could well be our last...

The Talking Universe by Jamie Michael Gregory is a supercharged book of emotion, pain and hope – a must read for anyone interested in the true path of healing.

I Know You by novelist Russell Govan is an intricate and powerful story of love, loyalty, and loss told across time that will stay with you long after you’ve finished reading.