Books published by The Borough Press

Edith and Kim

Charlotte Philby gives a fictional dressing to the real lives of her grandfather Kim Philby, and Edith Tudor-Hart, who recruited him to spy for Russia.

Reviewed on 30 September 2022 by Chris Roberts

A Double Life

Foreign Office counter-terrorism expert Gabriela finds her life falling apart in a web of lies, while drunken, drug-taking journalist Isobel is in danger as she investigates people trafficking and prostitution.

Reviewed on 22 May 2021 by John Cleal

Persons Unknown

A man dies with one name in his mind – Saskia. But was she his lover or his murderer?

Reviewed on 16 December 2017 by Kati Barr-Taylor

No Harm Can Come To A Good Man

Senator Laurence Walker is set to win his party’s nomination for President until a family tragedy, followed by what appears a rogue prediction from the mathematically-based algorithm on which America has come to rely, sparks a dramatic collapse.

Reviewed on 09 July 2016 by John Cleal

The Girl Who Couldn't Read

A man calling himself Dr John Shepherd arrives to take up a post at an isolated women’s mental hospital in New England and becomes involved with a young amnesiac who is fascinated by books, but cannot read.

Reviewed on 12 March 2016 by John Cleal