Harry Moore: 5 books

In his new novel Harry Moore removes the lid off the professional sector, banks and business support agencies. This is not the ‘ivory tower’ world of high finance in the city but the story of business at grass roots level. Follow Gerard Fox of Carter Brown, the ambitious young insolvency...

He comes to spend the afternoon alone. A cycle ride around the lake, a quick lunch and then home. His life is at peace. Middle age looks good on him. Living in the quiet complacent countryside. A man for reflection and circumspection he is prone to let his mind wander and drift. Today seems one of...

Some years ago I stayed at a small cottage in the woodlands of Rutland, the smallest and one of the most beautiful counties in England. Whilst gathering some logs from the woodshed, for it was October and cold, I noticed that there was an old fashioned bureau in the corner that was partly covered...

The 1950s turn into the hedonistic 1960s. Paul is a young man looking for a purpose in his life. Jenufla is dedicated to her career. It revolves around real events in the 1960s, the Beatles, Ban the Bomb and the Moors murders in England and concludes with a dramatic ending that challenges commonly...

This biographical novel is the true story of a father's love for his three year old daughter struck down with Leukemia. Together they explore the purpose behind her suffering and also fight for her survival in a health service that could not cope. Laura is a twin. With her family they travel...