The Italian Chapel is an enthralling novel set during World War II and based on a true story of forbidden love, lifelong friendships torn apart, despair and hope, and the creation of an astonishing symbol that has become a world famous icon.

During more than three years of research, Philip Paris tracked down ex-POWs from the World War II Orkney camps as well as descendants of the key artists involved in building the chapel and those involved in running Camp 60 to create this inspirational novel.

Margaret Thomson Davis’s new novel is a gripping saga with plenty of twists. Double Danger tells the story of Jessica McKay, who after moving to Saudi Arabia with her husband Brian, feels threatened by terrorist attacks and decides she must return home with their twins, settling in an estate that Brian has inherited in the Campsie Hills near Glasgow.

However, back in Scotland, things are not what they seem. Jessica’s children mistrust the attractive gardener, Patrick, believing his charming manner conceals sinister schemes – and when a terrible accident befalls their father on his way home to visit, they fear their worst suspicions are about to be realised.

Mae Stewart was brought up in Dundee in the 1940s and 50s. It was a world without television, inside toilets or electric light but full of fun, adventures and some fascinating characters. In Dae Yeh Mind Thon Time?, Mae Stewart recounts her childhood years in way we can all relate to and recalls the women who brought her up, days at the Washies, trips to the Saturday Cinema Club, holidays and the daily routines of life.

Barlinnie has held Glasgow’s toughest and most violent men, swept up from the city streets. Ten men died on its gallows in the infamous Hanging Shed, including serial killer Peter Manuel. It has sparked rooftop protests and cell block riots, and been home to godfathers of crime like Arthur Thompson and Walter Norval. Barlinnie was also the scene of one of the most controversial experiments in penal history, the Special Unit, where the likes of Jimmy Boyle and Hugh Collins were at the centre of a fierce battle between those who see prison as retribution and those who regard it as a step on the road to redemption, even for the most evil killers.

A hundred years on, Barlinnie still makes headlines. Now, Robert Jeffrey tells its fascinating, turbulent history in The Barlinnie Story.

Celtic – The Supersonic 70s is a rollicking romp through a decade of triumphs and disasters both on and off the pitch, when football and fashion intertwined to the sounds of glam rock and punk and the world changed forever – from Wilson to Thatcher, from Bolan to Rotten, from The Persuaders to The Professionals, from Choppers to skateboards and from the First Division to the Premier League.

Relive the story of Celtic, as Gerard McDade takes you through the Stars, the tantalising title jousts, the titanic Cup finals, the tasty European adventures and a decade that altered fashions, fads, futures and football.

Pittodrie Idols studies the cult figures in the rich history of Aberdeen FC, examining why 20 of the club’s most loved stars were elevated to hero status. Some were entertainers, others were destroyers. Some stood out physically, others had personality which lit up every ground.

Author Paul Smith tells the irreverent, intriguing and at times poignant story of Aberdeen’s cult heroes through interviews as well as insights from esteemed media figures and supporters who helped transform players into idols.

In this new book Katie makes her way through the months of the year, experiencing the changing seasons and some of the key events of the calendar. James Roberston uses simple Scots words in rhyming couplets to guide the reader through the months of the year, and Katie is as cheery and inquisitive as ever. With lots of things to look at and point to in Karen Sutherland’s bright and cheery illustrations, Katie’s Year will prove just as popular as its predecessors.

True crime from Dundee, covering the most fascinating and shocking cases from the last century.  This updated edition of The Law Killers features six new cases.

Having reported on many of them first-hand, journalist Alexander McGregor has unique insight into the cases and his stories are as chilling as they are compelling.

A new fully revised and updated edition in mass-market format bringing the bestselling story of Paul Ferris’ life of crime bang up-to-date. In Vendetta, Paul Ferris slashes open the underbelly of Britain’s streets and exposes the dark forces that police them, as well as revealing the truth about the conspiracies and corruption that won’t leave him alone.