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Congtatulations to Toni Mount on the publication of her 13th Sebastian Foxley Medieval Murder Mystery – OUT TODAY! Here’s a wonderful interview she did with Claire Ridgway about her writing and the inspiration behind the
Meet author Toni Mount at on Saturday 26th July, Midday, at Sandwich Medieval Centre in Sandwich. Toni will be at the Medieval Centre at 12 midday and you can meet her at this VIP book
The Colour of Darkness, the thirteenth book in Toni Mount’s best selling medieval murder mystery series, is out for pre-order on Kindle now. Midsummer in medieval London. The plague prowls, fires rage, and murder stalks
We’ve just heard from Loretta Goldberg that she had a HUGE success at the ALA show. She told us that she sold all her books and gave away almost all of her merchandise to people
Dive into The Colour of Poison, a gripping medieval murder mystery that readers can’t put down. Just 99p on UK Amazon Kindle for the whole of July! Offer valid from 1–31 July 2025. Don’t miss
Author Loretta Goldberg (Beyond the Bukubuk Tree, The Reversible Mask) will be attending ALA in Philadelphia on Saturday 28th June with a book signing event. BOOK HERE: https://2025.alaannual.org/
An inspiring testament to the generosity of the human spirit amidst the rigours of imprisonment and mortal danger. A review of Captives to Freedom written by Douglas Thompson This is not a traditional tale of
She moved through the fair is out on 25 March 2025 A huge hello to our medieval murder mystery fans. As you may have noticed, we at MadeGlobal have been working hard in the background
Here’s a fun Christmas message from Laura Loney, the author of “‘Twas the night before Tudor Christmas”, which is packed full of Tudor Christmas fun, stories and activities. ‘Twas The Night Before Tudor Christmas “Anne
CONGRATULATIONS to Loretta Goldberg for making it through to the long list in the Chanticleer International Book Awards “Hemingway Awards for Wartime Fiction” category. There are 36 books on the long list, so it’s still