Beth Miller
Books by Beth Miller

Starstruck
Perfect for fans of Carol Wyer, Gail Honeyman, and Jane Fallon, Starstruck is the laugh-out-loud story of a life swap between two performers of contrasting fame.
Perfect for fans of Carol Wyer, Gail Honeyman, and Jane Fallon, Starstruck is the laugh-out-loud story of a life swap between two performers of contrasting fame.
The most lovable and unlikely of international spies! – perfect for fans of Miss Seeton
The most lovable and unlikely of international spies! – perfect for fans of Miss Seeton
The most lovable and unlikely of international spies! – perfect for fans of Miss Seeton
The most lovable and unlikely of international spies! – perfect for fans of Miss Seeton
The most lovable and unlikely of international spies! – perfect for fans of Miss Seeton
The most lovable and unlikely of international spies! – perfect for fans of Miss Seeton
The most lovable and unlikely of international spies! – perfect for fans of Miss Seeton
The most lovable and unlikely of international spies! – perfect for fans of Miss Seeton
The most lovable and unlikely of international spies! – perfect for fans of Miss Seeton
The most lovable and unlikely of international spies! – perfect for fans of Miss Seeton
The most lovable and unlikely of international spies! – perfect for fans of Miss Seeton
The most lovable and unlikely of international spies! – perfect for fans of Miss Seeton.
The most lovable and unlikely of international spies! – perfect for fans of Miss Seeton
The most lovable and unlikely of international spies! – perfect for fans of Miss Seeton
'One of the funniest, most off-beat thrillers... an action-packed plot stuffed with streetwise lines and larger than life characters.' The Times
Spence will go to any lengths to save his dying mother, but what happens when the president needs the same heart transplant? Why, steal it of course!
Fast and funny, Fitzhugh's new series follows FM rock DJ Rick Shannon who, in taking one final job before a career change, suddenly finds himself on an unexpected track...
'No writer this side of Carl Hiaasen combines humour, homicide, and thrills like Fitzhugh. Human Resources is a humdinger, a darkly comic gem.' Paul Levine
Fitzhugh treats us to a tragicomic tour of regional black-and blues history... and unsavoury business.
Big Pharma, a sociopathic billionaire and genetically-engineered primates come up against eco-terrorists with hilarious and outrageous results!
The new, darkly comic thriller by the acclaimed author of Pest Control.
Fitzhugh tightens his grip on a reputation for absurdist black comedy in this farcical tale of fraud and fidelity.
In the music industry, everybody plans to make a killing — one way or another. It’s murder on Music Row, where things don’t always turn out as planned.
Victor Canning was a prolific writer throughout his career, which began young: he had sold several short stories by the age of nineteen and his first novel, Mr FinchleyDiscovers His England(1934) was published when he was twenty-three. It proved to be a runaway bestseller. Canning also wrote for children: his trilogy The Runaways was adapted for US children’s television. Canning’s later thrillers were darker and more complex than his earlier work and received further critical acclaim.
What if you were forced to take a holiday for the first time?
A fast-moving and compassionate adventure story, The Runaways is the first book in Victor Canning's classic children's trilogy.
Mr Finchley's marriage proposal is derailed by a trip to Paris, and a series of adventures unfolds...
Canning's classic children's trilogy continues as fifteen-year-old Smiler, still on the run from the police, hitches a ride to Scotland.
Mr Finchley takes a house-hunting trip in a horse-drawn caravan – what else will he find along the way?
Freckled fugitive Smiler is never far from trouble as he makes his way to North Devon in this thrilling finale to The Smiler Trilogy.
An exuberant, life-affirming novel of taking your chances.
A life-affirming story of family and personal self-discovery
What’s going on behind the doors of Fountain Inn? A leisurely, beautifully observed thriller - sure to delight fans of Agatha Christie’s Tommy and Tuppence.
The Minerva Club is is extremely exclusive: only criminals need apply for membership.
Chris Russell is a writer and musician based in London. Since forming The Lightyears in his teens he has toured the world, playing everywhere from Wembley Stadium to Glastonbury Festival. He has worked as a music reviewer and features writer, and is currently writer-in-residence for Byte the Book. As well as Mockstars, Chris is also the author of a successful series of novels for young adults: Songs About a Girl, Songs About a Boy and Songs About Us.
Can two ordinary boys from a sleepy village take on the cut-throat world of rock ’n’ roll?
Scotland Yard sends Dover to remote Creedshire to investigate the disappearance of a young housemaid.
The odious Inspector Dover is on the hunt for two murderers, who separately killed the same victim.
Obscene poison pen letters are causing misery in the bleak village of Thornton – it's up to Dover to track down the culprit.
Mrs Dover witnesses a young policeman's suicide and has the bad taste to report it, ending Dover's seaside vacation abruptly.
When a local business magnate’s daughter is murdered, the call goes out for Scotland Yard’s finest.
A local construction tycoon has been strangled – but could Inspector Dover be in danger too?
Dover and MacGregor set off on a tour of the Stately Homes of England, in search of a murderer...
Inspector Dover suddenly vanishes from Scotland Yard, and a gang of kidnappers, the Claret Tappers, issues an ultimatum...
Pomeroy Chemicals is seeking to fill the lucrative position of Chief Security Officer, and Dover fancies the job for himself...
When an autopsy reveals a peculiar clue, DCI Dover and his ever-unwilling assistant MacGregor set off on a trail that leads them to a squalid seaside resort.
Detective Chief Inspector Wilfred Dover is the most idle and avaricious hero in all of crime fiction. Why should he even be bothered to solve the case?
Proving you’re only as young as you feel, the Tom Knight mysteries combine comedy with a page-turning whodunit.
Nothing is as it seems, as private investigator Tom Knight finds himself taken in by someone with a secret.
Lee Farnsworth studied Genetics at Newcastle University, eventually gaining a PhD for his work on bovine mitochondria. He then spent more than fifteen years in the pharmaceutical industry, holding senior leadership positions in Europe and the US. He kissed the corporate world goodbye to spend more time writing. Lee lives in Berkshire. He has two children and a large collection of bird feeders.
Simon Selwood is an expert on the mating behaviour of birds – but he has a lot to learn about humans…
In which he explains the truth of his misfortunes as a schoolmaster at Burgrove.
Officially retired to his rural village home, surely he can now stay out of trouble?
Marking the end of an era, A.J. Wentworth dons his cap and gown one last time.
Castle Freeman, Jr. is the author of five novels, including the critically acclaimed Go With Me, which has been made into a film starring Anthony Hopkins, as well as two short-story collections. For thirty years he contributed pieces on country living in New England in The Old Farmer’s Almanac, and he has lived rural Vermont since 1975.
When a local tearaway gets tangled up with a group of Russian criminals, things start to go awry...
Lucian Wing ends up drawing on his last ounces of patience, tact, and – especially – humour.
A pair of runaways take refuge in Sheriff Wing’s slice of the Vermont countryside.
First check if the recipient likes to read on a Kindle, or on a different type of reader.
Note that Farrago books are purchasable either as a one-time gift OR for reading by yourself. Ebooks from the Farrago website are watermarked and must not be shared or uploaded to websites or file-sharing networks (here are our full terms and conditions).
On a typical computer running Windows, you first need to install an ebook-reading program, such as Adobe Digital Editions. On a Mac, epub files can be downloaded and opened in iBooks.
On a computer, first click on the ‘epub format’ of your purchased ebook(s) to download it. Or press Download Ebook(s) to download a .zip file which you then need to unzip before proceeding.
Disconnect your device, and the book should be on your device’s home screen.
You need already to have an Amazon account.
The ebook(s) will then appear on your Kindle device (or Kindle app) after a few minutes, assuming the device is connected to wifi.
You need already to have an Amazon account.
On a computer, first click on the ‘Mobi format’ of your purchased ebook(s) to download it. Or press Download Ebook(s) to download a .zip file which you then need to unzip before proceeding.
Disconnect your device, and the book should be on your Kindle device’s home screen.
Drop us a line
Follow us on Twitter
Like us on Facebook