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07/01/2026

Happy New Year from Resolute Books! If you're looking for a new book for 2026 we have a whole selection from various genres including Cold War fiction, crime thrillers, YA dystopian, poetry, memoir, sci-fi, women's fiction, historical fiction, Jane Austen fan fiction and more! Check out our books here.

As well as our popular cold war drama  , you can also get our suspense story   for .99p on kindle. Currently ranking No5...
29/12/2025

As well as our popular cold war drama , you can also get our suspense story for .99p on kindle. Currently ranking No5 in Amish fiction.(UK)

You can grab our popular Cold War thriller, Banshee by Lindsay Rumbold for just 99p this week!! https://amzn.to/41N1ELW
28/12/2025

You can grab our popular Cold War thriller, Banshee by Lindsay Rumbold for just 99p this week!! https://amzn.to/41N1ELW

A great Christmas bargain for you - the acclaimed Cold War thriller Banshee by our author Lindsay Rumbold is just 99p on...
25/12/2025

A great Christmas bargain for you - the acclaimed Cold War thriller Banshee by our author Lindsay Rumbold is just 99p on Kindle until New Year's Eve - go grab it before time runs out at https://amzn.to/41N1ELW!

Today we continue our Christmas mood series with Andrew Chamberlain:'Hooray for the Christmas TreeFor me, Christmas is r...
24/12/2025

Today we continue our Christmas mood series with Andrew Chamberlain:

'Hooray for the Christmas Tree

For me, Christmas is really coming when I get our plain, unbedecked Christmas tree in the house and in place. A Christmas tree is a sensory delight. First there are all the tactile sensations it offers: the rough bark at its base, the prickles of the needles, wrangling it into and out of the car, its glorious unwieldiness, letting it spread as you release it from its sticky restraining netting. Then the scent: the earthy, pungent warmth of the scent of pine which will fill the house for the next three weeks. And what a sight; symmetrical, bushy, advent green, little branches reaching out ready to receive whatever decorative delights we can load onto it. Christmas has arrived!'

Today's Christmas reflection is from our author Sophie Neville:''Shall we get away for Christmas this year?’ While I lov...
23/12/2025

Today's Christmas reflection is from our author Sophie Neville:

''Shall we get away for Christmas this year?’ While I love spending time with our relations, I cannot deny the dream of going on an overseas holiday.

Travel to some exotic country would surely expand our lives and enable us to re-charge our batteries before the advent of another year?

Isn’t it better to spend money on experiences rather than gifts?

But what of the risks? One year, friends of ours decided to take their whole family to the Caribbean for Christmas only to get stranded at Gatwick airport for eight hours before returning home in a people carrier. It was the unfortunate delay caused by drones. After much angst and reorganisation, they flew out to join their relatives three days later.

A good book can take you travelling in time and space. When a trip to the Caribbean is mentioned I pick up a hardback copy of Arthur Ransome’s novel 'Peter Duck’ and sail down the Solent while enjoying all the comfort of Christmas at home.'

We're still getting in the Christmas mood here at Resolute - here's Lindsay Rumbold with her thoughts!'One thing I do lo...
22/12/2025

We're still getting in the Christmas mood here at Resolute - here's Lindsay Rumbold with her thoughts!

'One thing I do love about Christmas is the baking. Christmas cake, mince pies, gingerbread … in fact, some of my favourite recipes to bake are festive ones.

Few things feel as cosy and snug as a home filled with warm scents of spiced cakes and biscuits. Nigella Lawson has a marvellous Christmas chapter in How To Be A Domestic Goddess, which is the closest I get to a book that gets me in the festive spirit.

Unfortunately, the older you get, it seems fewer treats can be eaten without risking significant waistline expansion. I’d love to claim my home-made suet free mincemeat (a hybrid of Nigella’s recipe and my mum’s) is healthy because it’s mostly fruit, but at best it offsets the pastry it gets wrapped in. I suppose that counts as balanced, at this time of year!'

Everyday most of us at Resolute get gushing emails about our books - sadly these are AI generated and usually trying to ...
20/12/2025

Everyday most of us at Resolute get gushing emails about our books - sadly these are AI generated and usually trying to scam us in some way. 😢

But you can make us authors very happy this Christmas - just leave a review, write a kind comment on our social media pages. 🖋

We love hearing from REAL people. 😊

Today's Christmas Mood offering comes from CF Dunn - novels of history, mystery and suspense.'It ambushes me every year ...
19/12/2025

Today's Christmas Mood offering comes from CF Dunn - novels of history, mystery and suspense.

'It ambushes me every year at about the same time. You might think that by now I would be prepared, but come late September, that tingle of Christmas anticipation has me starting the cards and eyeing up the decorations. But it isn’t the advent of commercial paraphernalia in shops (that seems to start earlier every year), or that slight feeling of present panic when I realise it’s only 12 weeks to the Big Day that gives me the wintery vibe. It’s more grounded in the natural world, with the lowering sun glinting through burnished leaves and wood smoke scenting the sharper air. Birds change their tune and late flowers give their last hurrah beneath bare-branched trees preparing for their long sleep. It’s a time when nature and I become more reflective, and home becomes the centre of my world. And at the very heart of it, the hope of the light that is to come.'

It's the next part of our series on what gets us in the mood for Christmas, today with Sheelagh Aston.'‘Hawa in ha manga...
18/12/2025

It's the next part of our series on what gets us in the mood for Christmas, today with Sheelagh Aston.

'‘Hawa in ha manga’ nee crib for ah bed, the little Lord Jeeze laid down iz sweet ‘ead.’

There is something about the sound of children’s cherubim voices singing this carol in whatever accent or dialect they have that never fails to transport me to a place of goodwill and wonder leaving my adult cynicism and the commercialism of the season behind. Even if it is the umpteenth time in the weeks leading up to Christmas I have heard it.

The Geordie version above is a favourite take of mine having lived in the area for many years. But any song with a Christmassy vibe to it can do the same for me, whether it is The Pogues pop-folky Fairytale of New York, the stomping Merry Christmas by Slade or the soaring harmonies of a choir at carols services. Hearing the Christmas story told and its message of goodwill in such variety and creative ways has it place amongst the tinsel, turkey and presents. Making them the best present of all.'

Special delivery - happy reading Alison!
13/12/2025

Special delivery - happy reading Alison!

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