A bittersweet comedy about letting new love begin and old love renew itself.

The true story of Noor Inayat Khan, the only Muslim Sufi female secret agent to win the George Cross and the Croix de Guerre.

The true life and crimes of Elmyr de Hory, the greatest art forger who ever lived. Having spent the roaring twenties in Montparnasse partying and rubbing shoulders with the likes of Gertrude Stein, Hemingway and Picasso, Elmyr’s funds begin to dwindle. Unable to make a living from his own work, he is down to his last franc when a wealthy friend mistakes a sketch of his for a real Picasso and simply must have it.

A Literary Conference on The Detective Novel is being held in an obscure Bulgarian Black Town Sea, Bistronia, in 1989. Perestroika and Glasnost loom, the Berlin Wall crumbles and these world changing events filter through even to Bulgarian ministerial minds. The Government, wearing its newly borrowed Liberal clothes, sniffs an opportunity to use the conference to showcase its commitment to Western European values, on a world stage.

Gary Mullen is in Hell. He’s lost his son in a tragic accident. His marriage is on the rocks, he’s lost his job, he’s out of money... our story starts as Mullen stands looking into London’s Highgate cemetery, bereft. On the surface Matt Flowers has everything – a successful restaurant business, a lovely daughter and a secure marriage. However, he is not as blamelessly charming as we might have imagined...

Established by Father Lochlan O’Neill, it was officially called Jointchurchaid (JCA) but the daredevil pilots called it the Jesus Christ Airline with a swagger of pride and hint of awe. For almost two amazing years, JCA flew in aid to Biafra over Nigerian air space, keeping the small, breakaway West African state alive.