Tara Ingham’s fantasy novel ‘Once I Rise’ is finally here. The launch event for the book will be held at The Letter Lounge Café & Gifts in April. The otherworldly novel introduces readers to a place where victims of unjust deaths are present. There are also revenants in this place, who help these victims. Once such revenant is Jonathan. He has the ability to interact between the real world and the world of the dead. He comes by a Jane Doe and tries to find out what happened to her. That will be difficult as she doesn’t have any memory of what occurred before she woke up in this new world. Tara has been writing since she was only 14 years old. She studied creative writing and literature at University.

‘The War Poets and the Diary of an Ordinary Tommy: Convergence, Class and Transmission’ will launch in April at the Waterstones, Northhallerton. Margaret takes a deep look at a RAMC soldier’s account of the war. The soldier was her grandfather but she never knew him. She goes on the same journey that he made in 1916. From front lines to the army camps, she visits them all and speaks to people about what they can tell her about that period. The research and the personal notes of her grandfather helped her to paint a picture of true war. Margaret Parry has devoted her professional career to literature. She has worked as a teacher and a writer. She is currently working on different projects in the literary world, like poetry and memoirs.

Malcolm Lloyd Dubber will be at the Victoria Bookshop for a book event. ‘Return to Malta’ readers can meet the author and enjoy the reading of an excerpt from the book. The tale of love and romance in wartime begins when we are introduced to Nurse Hazel. She is in Malta during its siege and she is caring for wounded soldiers. It is there that she meets a naval officer Ewan, who was injured in an attack. The attraction between them is apparent since the beginning and they soon fall in love. Their relationship goes through many trials but eventually they find their way to each other. Malcolm is an emergency planning, explosives chemistry, nuclear safety and CBRN consultant. His stories are based on his own personal experiences but he also brings an active imagination to the novels.

Book launch event for J. A. Zarifian’s ‘Once Upon a Mouse’ is taking place at the St. Paul’s Covent Garden in Bedford. An adventurous tale of a cat and mouse unlike anything you have read before. This particular cat and mouse are on the same side; they are attempting to save the world together. Along the way they find themselves in situations that will seem very familiar to readers but they will have a twist that they don’t see coming. Full of surprises and delightful events, the book is perfect for anyone looking to have a new literary experience. Being an award winning actor and a stage director, the author is no stranger to storytelling. This is her first novel and the fantastical characters are evidence of her experiences in the world of arts.

The author of ‘About a Dog’ will be at The Boathouse Café, Plymouth for the signing of his book. Get your copy signed and get a chance to chat with Richard Bloss. A distinct character, Richard’s dog Barney is the subject of the book. The book details the adventures of owning a dog and how they have a very particular personality. Barney has a curious relationship with the cat named Boh. He loves to go on walks and sometimes he likes to go on his own but just to the neighbor’s garden. The funny stories and colorful illustrations will entice young readers as they explore the bond between a dog and its owner. As the CEO of ProfoMedia Press Agency, Richard has been a part of the literary world for a long time. Though, this is the first time he has ventured towards writing a book for children.

David McCaddon, who penned ‘In Digital Pursuit’, will be at Wrekin USA Shifnal Village Hall in late march. Fans of his books will have the chance to meet the author and ask him about his published novels. This book is the sequel to ‘Following Digital Footprints’. The story picks up where the last one left off, Tim Ridgway has been sentenced for his crime and is currently serving a ten year sentence. But the authorities will not keep him locked up for long. He decides to escape and starts creating a plan for it. The authorities, however, get wind of something happening in the prison. The intriguing plot twist will entertain and shock the reader with every page turn. David is an IT Systems Consultant and works with police forces worldwide. His professional specialty and passion for writing has culminated in brilliant crime based stories.

Steve Logston will be at the Public Library in Wellsville, Ohio in March to sign copies of his book ‘Even Her Tears were Yellow’. The inspiring book introduces us to Chelsea, a girl who is struggling with a liver disease and requires a transplant, which never came and she lost her life. It is a tale full of courage and determination, we get to know this extraordinary girl who impacted the life of everyone around her and didn’t let her disease define her. The book also spreads the message of how important organ donation is for patients whose lives depend on them. Steve was a teacher for 35 years and currently he spends his time promoting the awareness for organ donation.

The author of ‘School 3D’ will be in attendance at the Barbican Library in March to read from her book. Emma will take us into the lives of Alice, Ella and Hazel. The triplets are off to a new adventure. Each of them will be attending a different school. An oddity for the three sisters who have always been together but now they must go and try to be the best pupil in their respective schools. Sibling rivalry and friendship is portrayed in the best way as the sisters go off to achieve the highest grades, sports success, and popularity in the schools they will be attending. Emma Hollender is passionate about teaching and she left a job at a big firm to come teach children. It is her experiences as a teacher that inspired her to write this book.