Acorn imprint: 280 books

In A Better Way to Live, Graham Hooper shares his love for the Old Testament books of Proverbs and Psalms, opening up their truth and wisdom in a fresh way. Together these books of Scripture reveal a beautiful picture of godly living, showing us what wisdom and integrity look like when faith is tested...

Moved away to Boston by her father, following her mother’s death, Holly Carlyle must now return to her family’s Vermont Christmas tree farm after a fourteen year absence to decide the fate of the business. Filled with mixed emotions, she is welcomed home by the Prices – Ann, Ed and their son...

Kelly Palmer is living her dream, as sous chef and sommelier at a restaurant in California’s Napa Valley, until an email from a former classmate changes her plans and re-ignites feelings that still linger in her heart.  Tony Rockland has a culinary dream of his own back in Manhattan, but...

Three dynamic men and the three strong women, who change their lives forever, will capture romance readers’ hearts as they navigate their individual wild and wonderful paths to finding true love in this collection of love stories set in the American Southwest. Written by beloved, internationally...

One ten-year-old girl, armed with only a crystal, against all the followers of The Dark Serpent. The future of the planet is at stake. On a balmy summer’s evening Salmek took her dog, Chewy, out for his usual walk. But there was nothing usual about what she saw – a meeting of the followers...

     After a four-year stint in the Army, Brandon Thomas has returned to his family’s farm outside of Captain’s Point a changed man, his rich laugh and upbeat attitude seemingly gone forever. Despite efforts to help him, Bran continues to hold his troubles inside, his older...

A global catastrophe has returned earth to the Iron Age and killed six billion people. Even the billionaires were tricked and eliminated. An Oxford intelligentsia have taken over the planet. Can such smart people rebuild the world in a better way? With help from the galactic federation, perhaps there...

'A meticulously researched adventure story' - Sunday Express 'The mixture of glamour and menace in the novel's Vietnam setting is well caught... this is a pacy, absorbing read, with some good set-pieces and a satisfying ending' - The Times ‘It’ll keep you hooked until the very end’...

Historian, journalist and London guide, Terence Jenkins, reveals a London you never knew existed, where bishops own brothels, wives are sold at meat markets and a Zulu prince wanders Beckenham's backstreets - all of it true. The streets of London come alive through this fascinating compendium as Terence...

Following the sell-out success of Another Man’s London, Terence Jenkins, London guide and journalist is back with another entertaining collection.  London Lives takes you on a tour of some of the capital’s secret spots and uncovers its lesser-known stories and those of its remarkable inhabitants....

When Dianne Morrow and her husband, Andy, first saw the ramshackle old farmhouse, they fell in love. What they didn’t see was the years of work it would take to make the old house a home. Morrow describes, through essays, journal entries and poetry, the triumphs and the challenges of rebuilding...

Trev Hunt was runner-up in the prestigious Mensa 'Poet of the Year' award in year 2012 - in a year of record entries he came second with his poem 'Epitaph', described by the judges as 'moving and evocative'. 'A Variety of Verse' is an incredible collection of the poet's own personal favourites, written...

Body image is more important to us now than ever before, and it can sometimes seem that life is beautiful only if you're beautiful yourself. We spend so much time and effort trying to measure up to a glossy magazine ideal that we make our lives miserable in the process as our appearance is never 'good...

Adrian Smith was raised in what seemed to be a very traditional, Roman Catholic upbringing. His father, Adrian Smith Sr, was very religious. He had studied to be a priest and left the seminary only 6 months before his ordination. After he left the seminary, Adrian Sr then worked for 30 years as a...