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Books on prayer, pilgrimage and the interior life — written for people who find prayer harder than they expected to.
Printing this winter
Two new titles are at the printer. Put your name against either and you'll get one email when it's ready — nothing else.
From Chore to Christ:
30 Days to Love the Rosary
Eyebrow: December 2026 · £14.99
A thirty-day journey for anyone who finds the Rosary repetitive, hard to concentrate on, or — the author's own word for it — a chore.
Each day sets you inside one of the mysteries: the chill in the morning air, the creak of the rope pulled firm, the crowd going quiet. Then it asks for one decade, prayed properly. By day thirty you'll have prayed the whole Rosary and understood why each part of it is there.
Foreword by Fr Martin Francis Morris.
178 pages · paperback
Medjugorje: A Pilgrim's Doubt
Eyebrow: January 2027 · £24.99
A pilgrimage written the way this publisher writes road trips — the 3am alarm, the card-only tills, the queue in the heat, the table of smokers downwind at dinner. And underneath all of it, the question the title admits to.
Fourteen chapters, among them This Looks Like Absolute Hell, A Complete and Utter Farce and What If It Is All a Lie. It ends where its epigraph begins: Lord, I believe; help my unbelief.
Not an argument for Medjugorje. Not an argument against it. An account of going there unsure.
220 pages · fabric hardback with foil and dust jacket