Emma Ellis Livres

The story of the contrasting fortunes of two aristocratic brothers in the age of the American Revolution offers a fascinating and finely etched portrait of Georgian England.

Set months after previous events, Savannah struggles with her new life as a food scientist, facing challenges in reviving her lab amidst widespread food shortages. As she and her fellow citizens on the Raft are viewed as burdens, the story delves into her quest for redemption and the societal pressures that come with her past notoriety.

Set six years after The Poison Maker, the story follows Professor Savannah Selbourne, who has risen to prominence within a totalitarian regime on The Raft. Although she has become a key figure for the oppressive government, she secretly longs for freedom and to escape her role as a pawn. The narrative explores her internal struggle and the desire for liberation against a backdrop of authoritarian control.

The narrative follows Layla Daley as she grapples with the loss of her girlfriend, feeling powerless in a world dominated by wealthy men and invasive technology. Set in a dystopian London, the story explores themes of justice and oppression, highlighting how women are manipulated in a society where their lives are controlled like pawns in a game. Layla's struggle for justice against those responsible for her girlfriend's death drives the plot, showcasing her resilience amidst overwhelming challenges.

Set in a dystopian society, the narrative follows Iris, who was born during a time of turmoil when each birth necessitated a life sacrifice. As a result, the rights of fertile women have been severely limited, leading to oppressive regulations on their employment, social interactions, and internet access. The story explores themes of autonomy, societal control, and the implications of drastic population control measures.

Set against a backdrop of societal turmoil over population control, the story follows Ava, who lost her parents a decade ago due to the unrest. Now orphaned, she is determined to obtain Pres-X, a drug that restores youth, to help her aging aunt. Ava's journey explores themes of loss, resilience, and the lengths one will go to for family.

Set in a post-apocalyptic world, the narrative follows Professor Savannah Selbourne, who resides in The Raft, an isolated nation that has eradicated germs and plagues. This new society celebrates its sterility with the slogan "with sterility comes liberty," highlighting the tension between health and freedom. The story explores the implications of a germ-free existence and the sacrifices made for safety, raising questions about the cost of such a utopia.

Raw, honest and satirically funny at times, Storm in a Teacup lifts the lid on the otherwise private and unseen world of mental health.

'I wondered where God was in all of this. My world was colourless and dark. The rainbow of promise I yearned for was nowhere in sight. The word 'traumatized' barely even scratched the surface of how I felt.' As Emma Rutland's dreams of a normal, happy family life with husband Andy are overtaken by the reality of loss and disability, she searches for hope. Stretched is a glimpse into the reality of living with children with special needs and the pain of baby loss, and is a very candid account of the unpredictable nature of a life not imagined and a faith that is tested. Emma's story is one of fear and loss, hope and strength, reality and acceptance and, ultimately, the victory of living an unexpected life with a faithful God. Real, raw and candid, Stretched will encourage anyone struggling with baby loss or parenting challenges.

A unique and fascinating insight into the life of an accidental duchess.