Angie and her twin brother, Billy, catch a steam train to school every day. Their father is a signalman on the local railway line. But things are changing. There are rumours that the line is going to be closed, and at school the new headmistress is determined to believe that Angie is a troublemaker.
Hurt, almost defeated, Angie fights - and against all odds she finally triumphs in a spectacular way.

Only Tania can help her friend Madelaine who is not able to rest despite being dead these last 300 years. But what does Madelaine mean by 'look in my cup'? When Tania glances inside the silver cup is empty. Is there more than one way to look in a cup? Ghosts, messages, revenge - there's more than one king of haunting.

When Ireland is stricken by the potato famine, Sean and Annie, the only surviving children of the O'Brien family, set off to find their father in America. They are ill-equipped for such a hard and treacherous journey: a Dragoon's scarlet cloak, a shimmering moon-shawl and the golden necklace, entrusted to them by their sick mother, are their sole possessions. But Sean and Annie are not prepared to give up without a fight, and this epic story of courage and tenacity tells of their thrilling adventures as they travel from Cork to California.

The Alpha Box came to Asha when she was in despair and so too was Joss whom she met under the Dark Arches that day. Asha is beautiful, remote; living with her aunts, Asha is cut off from her parents to whom she could never be perfect enough, Whilst Joss has been forced to move homes by what he sees as his mother's selfish whim. Asha, Joss and the Alpha box become inextricably linked. Is the box malevolent? Is it haunted?

At seventeen, Rose is convinced no one will ever love her, living as she does in the shadow of her beautiful older sister, Diana. If Diana is the swan, Rose is the ugly duckling. But for both girls this is going to be an extraordinary summer. It is 1943 and the war has left its mark even in the sleepy seaside town where the girls have been sent out of harms way. For the first time in their lives they are free of adult restriction.