The Flower Girls Royal Society Science Book Prize Nominee for General Prize (1999) An engrossing book whose protagonist

An engrossing book whose protagonist could out-think Indiana Jones' Daily Telegraph

Handle with Care is an absorbing narrative which also questions the basis of medical ethics and of personal morality

Timothy Keller

Strobel delves into the most controversial question of all: what about miracles that don't happen

reality-bending tale of two outsiders facing their greatest fears about life and love one debilitating phobia at a time

The Flower Girls Royal Society Science Book Prize Nominee for General Prize (1999) An engrossing book whose protagonist'Enjoyably twisty . with a killer ending' i'I couldn't put it down' Sophie Hannah It's been nineteen years since ten year old Laurel was given a life sentence and six year old Rosie was given a new identity. The sisters were the very picture of two little girls who loved to listen to their mother's bedtime stories and play make believe in the garden. But then an act of unparalleled horror tears their family apart, leaving Laurel behind bars and Rosie