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Roseweed

(book 1 of the Roseweed Trilogy)

The roseweed moved. It was slow at first but enough for a murmur to pass between everyone watching… 

The pandemic lockdowns gave roseweed a chance to evolve and grow into a lethal and predatory species. Now, as it emerges in rural England, the liquefied corpse of one dead girl heralds an outbreak that will spread across the country. 

Alice was there by chance at the beginning but now she is part of the taskforce that must tackle the mutations and the rapid rise of this new, increasingly dominant lifeform as it reaches into the city and defies all attempts to slow it down.

£14.99 hardback, £8.99 paperback, £4.99 Kindle

Roseweed Kingdom

(book 2 of the Roseweed Trilogy)

And not only did this tentacle glisten, it moved - a subtle, rhythmic movement that made the girl’s head bob from side to side... 

A year was just long enough for the new strain to gain a foothold, and just long enough for the next stage in its evolution to begin. Roseweed isn't trying to dominate anymore. Not yet, at least. Now it's trying to learn.

£14.99 hardback, £8.99 paperback

Roseweed Planet

(book 3 of the Roseweed Trilogy)

Melissa hadn’t meant to pull the trigger. She'd meant to remain on her feet long enough to take aim . She'd meant to deliver a shot right into the creature’s guts. But that didn’t happen.... 

It's been three years since Glastonbury. England has settled back into a quiet normality. But they all know it hadn't really been dealt with. Not properly, not when the evolution had already begun.

£14.99 hardback, £8.99 paperback

Mr Jake of the Savannah

There are limited options with a lion on your roof. Panic is one. Bravery is another.

Mr Jake of the Savannah is an adventure story set against the backdrop of the African savannah during the late 90s, where a village besieged over its discovery of oil stands alone against a global conspiracy. Calling upon an old and unlikely friendship, a tribal chief summons writer Jake Sommers to become the speaker for his people, leading to an adventure like no other in a world of intrigue, danger and deceit from the African plains to the streets of New York.

£14.99 hardback, £8.99 paperback, £5.99 Kindle

Vampires and Werewolves, the illustrated guide

(book 1 of the
Mysterious World series)

The ultimate guide to the world of Vampires and Werewolves for the discerning young reader (and their parents). Fully illustrated, with extensive historical details and a comprehensive account of the folklore, myths and legends (and facts) that go to make up this mysterious world.

£7.99 paperback

Witches and Witchcraft, the illustrated guide

(book 2 of the
Mysterious World series)

The ultimate guide to the world of Witches and Witchcraft for the discerning young reader (and their parents). Fully illustrated, with extensive historical details and a comprehensive account of the folklore, myths and legends (and facts) that go to make up this mysterious world.

£7.99 paperback

Atlantis,
the illustrated guide

(book 3 of the
Mysterious World series)

The ultimate guide to the lost land of Atlantis for the discerning young reader (and their parents). Fully illustrated, with extensive historical details and a comprehensive account of the folklore, myths and legends (and facts) that go to make up this mysterious world.

£7.99 paperback

Hollow Earth,
the illustrated guide

(book 4 of the
Mysterious World series)

The ultimate guide to the Hollow Earth for the discerning young reader (and their parents). Fully illustrated, with extensive historical details and a comprehensive account of the folklore, myths and legends (and facts) that go to make up this mysterious world.

£7.99 paperback

Heller's educational colouring books

A series of history-based  colouring books for young and old, including the English monarchy, the Legend of King Arthur, and the space race.

Each book contains historical commentry and over 20 full page images to colour.

From £4.99 paperback

Around the World in 80 Photographs

An irreverent, adult, foul-mouthed, autobiographical travel memoir that covers aspects of mental health, opinionated musings and other things scarcely of interest to anyone but himself.

During 2025, Sam Heller undertook a seven-month world tour. He was running away from a lot of problems. He gave up his home, his car and his life as it was. He came back a different person, figuratively and literally. This book is a summary of that journey.
If you're easily offended, you won't like it. If you don't know Sam, it might be pointless, and you won't like it then, either. If you do know Sam, you may still not like it. But he really won't care.

£29.99 hardback

Demons:
a field guide for paranormal investigators

This book is a modest guide to the names, traits and sigils of the most commonly understood or well-known demons that are said to exist.

 It isn't exhaustive, nor will it ever be (irrespective of how many editions I might produce). The research is earnest, yet it will inevitably be lacking when compared to larger and more authoritative works. I am neither a demonologist nor an exorcist; I would leave those pursuits to the experts. However, it never hurts to be prepared, and this book is designed to serve as a field guide for practitioners who would appreciate having reference material to hand.

£17.99 hardback, £9.99 paperback

Malleus AI

What happens when you take the original Malleus Maleficarum (or at least an old English translation) and feed it through various AI collaborators before editing it into an accessible yet deeply disturbing vision of 15th-century religious persecution?

This is what happens.

An abridged, plain-English version of the notorious Hammer of Witches that provides invaluable insight into one of the darkest chapters of medieval European history.

£9.99 paperback