Allison & Busby was founded in 1967 by Clive Allison and Margaret Busby and gained a reputation for publishing quality writers of an individual cast and excellence. Allison & Busby over the years has developed four main publishing themes:

1. Writers’ Guides. A successful series of guides which give guidance to would-be writers in all fields of prose and poetry writing and self-publishing.
2. Contemporary & Literary fiction. Mainstream and original fiction.
3. Crime fiction. March 2000 saw the introduction of a new crime fiction list. Additionally, some of the more prestigious genre writers have been collected into omnibus editions.
4. Biography. Predominantly biographies of writers, and historical figures. History. A small list which covers history from the fourteenth century to the Second World War.

	Death on the Rive Nord Inspector Lucas Rocco Adrian Magson A truck drops illegal workers by a deserted stretch of canal in the dead of night. When one of them surfaces stabbed to death, Inspector Lucas Rocco must trace his fellow travellers. But trawling for illegal arrivals is a sensitive issue loaded with threats of civil unrest. Paperback; $16.95     $12.71
	Deception in the Cotswolds Rebecca Tope Thea Osborne is perhaps over-optimistic about the English summertime and the possibilities of her latest assignment – house-sitting for transatlantic reptile breeder Harriet Young. Paperback; $16.95     $12.71
	Malice in the Cotswolds Rebecca Tope Thea Osborne travels to an isolated village for her next assignment. She immediately feels uncomfortable and her intuition is proved to be right when a local boy is found brutally strangled. Hardcover; $29.95     $22.46
	Monsieur Pamplemousse and the Militant Midwives Back To Top Michael Bond Reissued into a chic new cover style and format, Michael Bond's culinary sleuth Pamplemousse continues to give immense joy to his fans. Paperback; $16.95     $12.71
	The Stationmaster’s Farewell Edward Marston As the community of Exeter celebrates Guy Fawkes night, one notable person is missing from the festivities: Joel Heygate, the stationmaster at Exeter St David’s railway station. Hardcover; $29.95     $22.46
	The World Beyond Sangeeta Bhargava As tensions simmer in the heat of colonial India, a prince and an English woman defy their societies’ prejudices to fall in love. But even as Salim and Rachael are drawn closer together, their privileged lives are about to be torn apart. Paperback; $16.95     $12.71