Accent Press / Literary collections

A Maxwell Takes Flight

by Gwen Kirkwood – Accent Press (December 02, 2013)

Shortlisted for the RNA Romantic Comedy Novel Awards 2013 A British romantic comedy by Jane Wenham-Jones, author of 'Perfect Alibis'. Laura Meredith never imagined herself appearing on TV- she's too old, too...

A Maxwell Misled

by Gwen Kirkwood – Accent Press (July 12, 2013)

When Della found a stray dog living wild with her thirteen puppies on a beach in Rhodes she was determined not to get involved. But fate had other ideas and Della brought Lindy back to England. Lindy had already...

A Maxwell Loss

by Gwen Kirkwood – Accent Press (July 04, 2013)

Part Four of an historical romance saga set in the Scottish Borders.

World War II has ended, rationing is still in force and building material is scarce - the first priority is repairing the homes destroyed...

A Maxwell Profit

by Gwen Kirkwood – Accent Press (July 04, 2013)

You are writing and selling short stories but you want to take the next step and write a novel. Della Galton, author of the successful writing guide How To Write and Sell Short Stories, shows you how to make...

A Maxwell Maligned

by Gwen Kirkwood – Accent Press (February 21, 2013)

Foreword by KATIE FFORDE Contributors include Writers: Frederick Forsyth, Ian Rankin, Jilly Cooper & Jill Mansell Publishers: Harper Collins, Hodder Headline, Simon & Schuster Journalists: Miles Kington, Michael...

A Maxwell Mourned

by Gwen Kirkwood – Accent Press (February 21, 2013)

Tide of Fortune, is a thrilling adventure story set on the high seas. It has all the ingredients that readers who are familiar with the writing of Patrick O'Brian, Alexander Kent and CS Forester will recognise:...

The Legacy of Lochandee

by Gwen Kirkwood – Accent Press (January 10, 2013)

Meticulously-researched...warming the hearts of millions of readers.' Historical Novels Review 'Collier has a gift for bringing her characters to life that will keep the reader engrossed until the end' Daily...

The Laird of Lochandee

by Gwen Kirkwood – Accent Press (November 22, 2012)

It's 1865 and the Great Western Railway has spread across Cornwall, changing the face of the countryside with earthworks and viaducts. Now a new line is under construction. The invading army of navvies has many...