Books published by publisher Pinwheel Publishing Ltd

When seventeen-year-old Lucy comes out to her friends and family, she expects to feel like a weight has been lifted off her shoulders until her entire world is shattered in a day after an LGBT attack.Traumatised and determined to push away everyone she used to love, she creates a second life for herself, fleeing denial and her own self-neglect.But Lucy can't keep running forever.Warning: this book is intended for adults and contains scenes with terrorism and self harm.

Sebastian is a gibbon, who lives with his friends in the jungle. He's happy until one day his tree is taken. He loses his home and his family. Sebastian meets a young girl who plants a seed with him. Will this grow to become a beautiful tree? Will Sebastian get a new home to share with his friends? By buying this book, you are actively helping to save endangered species and rainforests around the world. For every copy of A Tree For Me we sell, SRL Publishing will make a donation to Rainforest Trust, a world-leading conservation charity that protects rainforests and saves endangered species from extinction. To find out more about Rainforest Trust's important work please visit their website: www.RainforestTrust.org.

Logan's the new boy at Cherrington Academy, a boarding school that's promised to provide him with a safe haven away from homophobic bullies and neglectful parents. He's left all that 2000 miles away.What he doesn't expect Cherrington to provide is; a bunch of friends who want to adopt him, a mysterious roommate who's never home and a gorgeous guy with a secret crush on him.His perfect new life begins to unravel when he discovers a web of secrets amongst his friends. Plus his roommate? Partial to blackmail. That gorgeous guy? Well, he's taken by one of Logan's now closest friends.Can Logan shut off his feelings to protect his new friendships and the happiness he's found at Cherrington Academy? Or is love really just all-consuming?

Where do you go at night, once you have turned out the light and snuggled down under the blankets? Abigail Crabtree’s imaginary world is precious to her; an escape from the waking world. That is until one wintry night, when a sinister horseman appears and threatens to wrest it from her in the name of the King of Traumund.Desperate to save her realm from invasion, she turns to her godfather – the enchanting Mr. Montefiore – for help. She takes refuge in his desolate country house, where rumours of cruelty and murder abound. Encouraged by his apparent sympathy, Abigail and her giant owl soar beyond the borders of her own imaginary world and into the vast universe of collective dreams. But even as she delights in Traumund’s bewildering beauty, she finds herself ever more seduced by the very evil which threatens to destroy it. How can Abigail remember what she is fighting for? How can she even be sure where her loyalties lie? And – the most formidable question of all - will she ever be free of the intensely beguiling Mr. Montefiore?

Have you ever found your self in need of help? Ever wondered who you can turn to? Help is at hand, a mere phone call away, if you’re frightened and trouble needs keeping at bay. Officer George and his team are here, to keep you safe and free from fear. When you need someone to protect and defend, on the police you can always depend.A fun, interactive illustrated children's book based around a local neighbourhood Officer. Supporting and encouraging children to build positive associations and experiences with the Police.

Myra fell from the trapeze, and then she fell in love. Which one will hurt her the most?Something is not right at the circus. Since Myra's accident, there have been an unexplainable number of falls, and a strange, hot wind whispering through the tents.Then, a new fortune teller arrives.Myra meets Giselle, the beautiful, blind, child fortune teller, who often speaks of spirits in a way which may or may not be a joke. Myra finds herself drawn to her, despite the fact that she doesn't believe in psychics.When someone she cares about becomes the next victim of the falls, Myra must face the unnatural cause behind them. Will Myra be able to save the people she loves, or will she be the next one to drop?If you like creepy suspense, a bit of the supernatural, and not-so happily-ever-after romance, you'll love Helen's spooky new novella.

When fifteen year old apprentice conservator Wally Gobbett unearths a forgotten medieval manuscript, The Secret Chronicle of the Isle of Mist, hidden in the basement of the British Library in London, little does he realise that the secret contained within its pages will draw him into a magical world that will change his life forever. Pursued by the agents of a sinister organisation known as ‘The Order’, who want the Secret Chronicle for themselves, Wally is forced to flee to the mysterious Isle of Mist where he discovers a secret community of witches and wizards, ruled over by the powerful sorcerer - Manannan Mac Lir. With the help of an unlikely group of friends, Wally battles dragons, vicious hobgoblins and the agents of The Order as he tries to solve the riddle of the Secret Chronicle and aid the sorcerer Manannan in his quest to vanquish the evil that threatens to destroy the place where the power of magic comes from – the Otherworld. Fast paced and full of wonder, Otherworld: The Isle of Mist announces Adrian Bailey as a great new voice in the world of fantasy.

A severed leg is found, but there is not much the police or their pathologist George Barnabus can do. After two further deaths George's suspicions are aroused, and when her lover, Chief Inspector Gus Hathaway, finds himself in trouble, George begins to unravel a dangerous crime. The drama of life in a hospital is interwoven with life on the streets and life on the beat in a tale that is compulsively clever and entirely readable.

“Written with considered sarcasm, wit, and should be snapped up by aspiring fashion students, wannabe outsiders or worried mothers—it’s hard to put down.”—Boy George ‘‘The day-dreamy reminiscences of a pathologically fabulously narcissistic 15-year-old boy, trapped in lip gloss and suburbohemian delusions. [Bertie] Marshall’s honesty is breathtaking…life lived as a passive observer, even of your own life, can make for powerful prose.”—The Independent,“Books of the Year 2006” The Bromley Contingent included Siouxsie Sioux, Steve Severin and Billy Idol. Bertie Marshall is the ideal narrator, encompassing Malcolm MacLaren and Vivienne Westwood’s SEX shop, the formation of the Sex Pistols, and the gay netherworld of seventies London.