February 2010:

Margot's Secrets by Don Boyd: publish date: 3rd June 2010

Margot, a beautiful, young American psychologist living in Barcelona, seems to have it all: a happy marriage, a flourishing practice and an enviable social life in this vibrant, cultural city.  But when she is drawn into an obsessive, sexually-charged affair, at the same time as two of her young clients are found dead in mysterious circumstances, she is forced to question her professional, personal and sexual boundaries.  Whose secrets hold the key to the death of the young lovers?  Her husband’s?  Her lover’s?  And to whom can she trust her own secrets?

 

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December 2008:

My Monster - the new novel by David Darmstaedter will be published on February 22nd 2009.

Dave – ex-model, ex-porn star, bit-part commercials actor, aspiring writer, single father – struggles to make a living, take care of his 12-year-old son and fight off past temptations of sex and drug addiction. My Monster is a classic story of truth and beauty; a balance between comedy and tragedy, filled with humour, tears and above all, hope. An unforgettable journey with one of the ‘have-nots’ struggling to gain a foothold in the cut-throat world of the Hollywood film community

  “This book seems to have bridged the gap between literature
  and the internet with all its secrets and lies” - Nicolas Roeg

  “A walk on the wild side of Hollywood - beautifully observed.”
  Alan Yentob

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Monday 3rd March 2008:

NBC announced today that Oscar winner Mira Sorvino (Mighty Aphrodite) will star in the network's upcoming miniseries The Last Templar. Sorvino will star as Tess Chaykin, a Manhattan archaeologist who is drawn into a fast-paced, romantic adventure concerning the lost secrets of the medieval Knights Templar. The miniseries will also feature Victor Garber (Alias) as Monsignor De Angelis, who steps in to help with the investigation to retrieve the lost artefact.

The start of production for The Last Templar based on Raymond Khoury's best-selling novel, will begin in April. The four-hour miniseries will be shot on location in both Montreal and Morocco.

The Last Templar  - first published by Ziji Publishing Ltd in July 2005. Rights acquired in 38 countries; over 4 million copies sold worldwide.