Published books

The Offer

When Duncan’s declining health forces him to step back from the business, the fragile balance within the family begins to unravel. Justin, driven by ego and ambition, pushes aggressively for control, convinced he is the only rightful successor. But his ambition blinds him to the quiet presence he has dismissed for years. Richard has endured the turmoil in silence, absorbing the chaos and conflict that others created. What no one realises is that he carries a secret powerful enough to shift the entire future of the company: a forgotten early investment that has grown into a life‑changing fortune. As tensions rise and loyalties fracture, Richard steps forward with an offer no one expects, and a revelation that brings a bully crashing down. Set against a backdrop of family conflict, corporate pressure, and long‑suppressed truths, The Offer is a gripping story of hidden strength, quiet justice, and the moment a man finally claims his place.

Memories of an Elvis fan

I have been an Elvis fan since my childhood, going back as far as I can remember. Some of these memories pre-date me starting primary school which would have been in September 1975, aged five years. I am from the United Kingdom, and I came to know Elvis through my mother and aunt. It might be said that being an Elvis fan is something that is inherited. As I attend events today that are connected with Elvis, I observe this phenomenon still applies, just as it did back then when I notice young fans attending with their families. Over the years I have read many books about Elvis, watched many films, documentaries, attended concerts, bought many records, and visited his birthplace in Tupelo and of course his home in Memphis, Graceland. Such a lot has been written about Elvis, and I had the idea to tell the story of an Elvis fan. The story is documented with my own personal photographs of my collection of memorabilia, photographs taken at events and on my travels, including the photographs taken in Graceland, where visitors are permitted to take their own photographs, although filming is not permitted. It occurred to me that not everyone may be able to collect or travel as much as I have, so for those Elvis fans in particular, I hope you enjoy "Memories of an Elvis Fan". J K Mullins.

The Elvis I Wish I Knew

What if someone had been there to say “No” to Elvis Presley when it mattered most? In July 1954, a chance game of touch football brings a young Elvis Presley and a teenage boy together at the very moment rock ’n’ roll is about to be born. What follows is a lifelong friendship that shadows Elvis through the triumphs, pressures, heartbreaks, and impossible expectations of fame. Told with warmth, insight, and deep respect for the man behind the legend, The Elvis I Wish I Knew reimagines the life Elvis might have lived if someone close to him had helped steer him away from the dangers that ultimately consumed him. From the Sun Studio days to Hollywood, from the whirlwind tours to the quiet moments of doubt, this is the story of the King as he could have been guided, grounded, and finally at peace. A heartfelt tribute, an alternative history, and a celebration of the music that changed the world.

7 Inspirational Bedtime Stories: For children aged 5 to 9 years

The 7 Bedtime Stories are aimed at children aged 5 to 9, and each includes an educational element. The stories blend fantasy and realism, each concluding with a life message. Along the way, children will encounter an empathetic fox, a skiing granny, Pixie and Whiskey, a cat and dog who are best friends, a unicorn, rival electric and acoustic guitars, a case of mistaken identity and parents who karaoke.