Welcome to The Self-Publishing Partnership

Unrestricted access into the Hitachi KTM team.

A new release from self-published author, Gary Buckner. 

From Hell Island to Hay Fever, The Life of Dr Bill Frankland.

The Poems of Alick Lewis Ellis. 

This book is a narrative and expression of Hine's life experiences. Some of it is dark, but the underlying message is peace and hope.

How eight amateur cyclists became kings of the mountains...

As The Self-Publishing Partnership (SPP), we may be a bit biased on why we think there are many reasons to self-publish your work. However in recent years, self-publishing has become an established and credible way to publish a book.

Mike Joslin throws a powerful ‘hat’ into the ring in a philosophical and scientific challenge to existing beliefs on the nature of the Universe.

All aspiring authors wish they could be one of those privileged writers. You know the ones - those showered with a huge publisher advance, given glowing reviews in prestigious publications such as the London Review of Books and set up with lucrative book signing ceremonies up and down the land. The reality for most of us budding authors is completely different. Traditional publishers are often tricky to approach and many take an age before declining our request to be taken on as one of their authors.

“I’ll tell you what happened in Tulisaari.”

Those are Annika’s last words to her daughter. Shortly after, she is killed in an accident and all her secrets are about to be revealed. After her mother’s sudden death, Emilia is overcome by grief. As sorrow turns into curiosity, she starts to delve into her mother’s mysterious past. The search takes her to the small town of Tulisaari in Finland, where her mother grew up, a place Annika had left for good after a great tragedy occurred there. Emilia decides to find out for herself what really happened in Tulisaari all those years ago.

But someone doesn’t want her to find out the truth...

Below is an extract from 'The Daughter', the first novel of the Tulisaari trilogy by Sara Onebbo.

This is an extract from the book, 'The Good Muslim', the explosive new thriller by SAS veteran Alex Anderson.

by Pat Strickson, author of 'Time Stood Still in a Muddy Hole'.