Acorn Press: 114 books

In a large city, it’s easy to remain anonymous, be careful who you talk to... The Ultimate is London’s slickest vigilante. He is almost invisible; silently creeping around the capital, looking for wrongs to right. After overhearing a man bragging about abusing his girlfriend, The Ultimate has...

Christina Henzel loves the glass her family has been making in Stourbridge, England, for generations, and when her father dies, she is determined to run the business herself. But the year is 1844 and she faces fierce opposition from her family and from Society. As Christina fights for control of...

Everything you ever wanted to know about non-surgical anti-ageing treatments but were afraid to ask -  or unsure who to trust. Covering a range of treatments including: Lip and cheek Fillers and Botox™ Collagen boosting and skin-needling Peels and microdermabrasion IPL, lasers and radio...

   As Frank discovers more about the government’s project on Planet Muta, encountering several new settlements as he does so, his confused decision-making starts to be questioned from all sides.  Still unsure of the project’s intentions, and after taking several heavy hits to his floundering...

Timothy Henzel has inherited his grandmother Christina's love of glass and his father's  delicate talent as an engraver and he dreams of creating new and innovative glass. His twin sister Cordelia dreams of studying at Girton College. But when their father dies, their hopes for the future are threatened...

Frank Noon divides opinion. Whilst some say he’s a philosophical genius, some say he’s a fanciful dreamer who deliberately courts controversy with his anti-establishment views about the failings of modern society. Seemingly nearing the end of his life in politics, he reluctantly fronts...

It is 1924. After a hasty departure from his previous employer, journalist, David Driscoll, arrives in the Midwest city of St. Luke to start a new job at the town’s foremost newspaper, The Bugle. He wastes no time in looking up his old boyhood friend, and one-time playground protector, Mike...

There’s a code of honour among London criminals: you don’t grass, you respect turf boundaries and you never, ever do any deal without Harry “The Bastard” Rose’s approval. Harry Rose rules supreme but there are a few new faces in town that need to be taught a lesson – the hard way....

It is the summer of 2005 and for sixteen years England’s cricketing dreams have been languishing in the gutter, and to make matters worse, James Greene’s love life is heading the same way. With his heart set on getting fit for a half-marathon and the seemingly over-optimistic promise of an English...

A group of retired people decide to embark on a pilgrimage to Santiago, in Northern Spain, under the leadership of an ex-detective and a few nefarious friends. The problem is that a number of them are not exactly devotees of any particular religion, and are doing it because they think it's a fun thing...

"Utterly indispensible guide for anyone wanting to make a living at comedy, and very funny too." British Comedy Guide "Dave writes about comedy more concisely and in more depth than I ever could. For this reason alone I dislike him intensely." Omid Djalili Comedian, Perrier nominee...

"For Mao, a journey of 1,000 miles began with a single step. For me, a journey of 50,000 miles begins with a singing Womble"   Join Neil Matthews as he goes “underground, over ground”, with his wife Helen and a few furry friends as they visit the places which gave the Wombles their names.....

Amid an Edwardian era of golden summers, of staggering excess, and rule by an elite, passions simmer under the confines of froufrou dresses and starched collars. Returning from the Boer War, George Erskine falls desperately in love with a debutante and heiress to a country estate. Much to...

A witty satire on the world of celebrity... Sleb is terribly clever... Andrew Holmes, like the departed Felix Carter, could be far more than a one-hit wonder... Deliciously sharp celebrity satire. Heat readers will love it""- Heat Magazine Here’s a top tip for the heavy drinker… Never get drunk...