Julie Mayhew Books in Order

After her mother dies in a London bus accident, fifteen-year-old Melon Fouraki confronts grief and unanswered questions about her family. Her mother's stories of Crete and a visit to Aunt Aphrodite complicate her search for identity.

In a modern England where Nazi rule endured, Jessika Keller strives to be a dutiful daughter, accomplished ice skater and loyal Bund girl. Her friendship with rebellious Clementine challenges her allegiance to the society that raised her.

Darya takes her little sister Nika to school shortly before terrorists seize the building. Although Darya escapes, Nika remains among the hostages, leaving their family searching hospitals and survivor lists while Darya struggles with trauma and uncertainty.

In an eighteenth-century traveling show, Mim's mixed ancestry and parrot help attract spectators. When Dr Fox makes her the center of an electrical kissing attraction, she weighs newfound popularity against her connection with fellow performer Alex.

On an isolated island shrouded in months of fog, a new teacher and a mother with her daughter disturb the community's routines. Teenage girls' gatherings near sacred stones provoke suspicion, which intensifies when a body is found.

Liv's friendships with fellow mothers Beth and Binnie change when wealthy Ange joins their circle. Unable to match the group's increasingly expensive lifestyle, Liv hopes a Greek island holiday will restore their closeness, despite growing tensions.