18th December 2007... Sally's third novel for adults is published. This is the saga of one family from the Second World War through to the seventies, the widowed mother's yearnings and the child of hers that had been adopted in the war. The characters and situations feel lifelike to anyone who experienced those years. The narrative reads as if drawn from a real world. The Beamish Boy Romantic Drama by Sally Miall Squadron-Leader Philip Wickham RAFVR was shot down over Germany, leaving a widow, Margaret. She was pregnant. There was one child already, three-year-old Susan. They had been so happy, living in a rented cottage near the airfield. When the baby was born, he was called Phil too after his father. Then there was Jeff Beamish. His father died at Narvik, and his mother Sylvia, Margaret’s best friend, was killed in an air raid. The war years ended with the Beamish boy adopted into the Wickham family, into the saga of their growing up years.  How did Beamish get on? Order information: Publication date 18th December 2007. Soft cover as shown, 6 by 9 inches. ISBN 978-0-9553751-2-5 Price £6.99

12th December 2006... We would say "the long-awaited" follow-up from Sally Miall, but it's only three months since the publication of the first one, Both were written in the 80s, but both seem as fresh as when they were written. Sheep May Safely Graze looks from the cover note like a light romance but the old man's secret creates an undertow of suspense from the beginning of the book. What on earth has he done? When all is revealed, the shock is no less for the long build-up. Sheep May Safely Graze Romantic drama by Sally Miall London, 1968. Bruno Simpson, architect, reads in The Times of the death of Donatus Heveridge, famous author and a good friend. The funeral will be at Heverden, the family home. Bruno's ex-wife, Helen, one of the Heveridge clan, will certainly be there. Memories of his failed marriage are still painful for Bruno. Bravely, he decides to go to the funeral. But Helen isn't there.  So who's this attractive young woman, playing the flute over Donatus' grave? It's Annabelle James. Bruno remembers her as a skinny child, on a seaside holiday many years ago. A new beginning, happiness maybe.  Meanwhile Donatus Heveridge, deceased, expects special treatment in the Afterworld. But his sins are not forgotten.  Order information: Publication date 12th December 2006. Soft cover as shown, 6 by 9 inches. ISBN: 978-0-9553751-1-8 Price £ 6.99

8th September 2006...The first publication from New Media Foundry. Sally Miall has published three books for children but this is her first novel for grown-ups. Night & Day, a romantic romp through London in the 70s, has a dark underside and a shocking denouement. If you like it when you read it, please go online at www.lulu.com (Search for Sally Miall) and leave a REVIEW for others to see.Thank you. New Media Foundry plans to release Sally's Sheep May Safely Graze in 2006 and The Beamish Boy in 2007. Night & Day Romantic drama by Sally Miall. . London in the 1970's. The Conservatives are back in power, and Charles Broome-Vivier hopes to fulfil his ambition to become an MP, supported by his lovely wife Marian. Nobody knows about Marian's affair with Dave Mason. He's an engineer, working abroad. He arrives in London, sun-tanned, travel-worn, at the bedside of Mimsy Mason, his adoptive mother, Marian's great-aunt. Together they make sure that Mimsy dies peacefully, and has a decent funeral. They have become passionate lovers. Now it's time to say goodbye.  Will they ever meet again?  Order information: Publication date 8th September 2006. Soft cover as shown, 6 by 9 inches. ISBN: 978-0-9553751-0-1 Price £ 6.99

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Also available in selected retail outlets - retailers should contact New Media Foundry by phone or email for  details of trade discounts. Night & Day is published by New Media Foundry Ltd., Homefarm Orchard, Threehouseholds, Chalfont St Giles, Bucks HP8 4LP, United Kingdom. Phone +44 1494 872751   -   email marcus@bicknell.com  -  Printed by Biddles Ltd. in the United Kingdom.