Author and photographer David G. Rose established RoseTintedSpecs Imprint in 2002 publishing his first volume of poetry. Initially an independent author, he now also publishes work by two other writers. 

We had a FREE KINDLE DOWNLOAD promotion at the beginning of May for Triad and Neil's War: One boy's story of his evacuation to Ireland at the outbreak of WWII. This one-day Spring Promotion generated great interest, as they do. There will be another soon, unsurprisingly titled Summer Promotion. 

RoseTintedSpecs Imprint titles currently on offer:-



Seaside Frolics: Whitstable, Tankerton & Herne Bay (David G. Rose, ISBN 978-0-9544518-3-7). This contains images of people and places along South-East England's North Kent coast through the seasons. Click on the book cover (left) for details. 
Available from our eShop at £22.00 UK post paid (cover price £25.00).

Caught on Camera! (David G. Rose, ISBN 978-0-9544518-4-4). This is David's second volume of photographs and companion to Seaside Frolics. The images are off-beat and quirky and come from around the world. Click on the book cover (far left) for details. (Sorry, the book is currently unavailable).






Triad (David G. Rose, ISBN  978-0-9544518-2-0 paperback). This is a modern-day love story. The background is one of sex-slavery, rogue CIA activity, martial arts and triad business from Europe to Hong Kong. The central character is a modern-day Hwarangdo master and the Triad, the 14K. Click on the book cover (left) for details.

Paperback
Amazon UK £7.99
Amazon.com $13.00 US 
Amazon de, fr, es, it €9.50

Kindle e-book  
Spring Promotion price (normally £3.99)
Amazon UK £2.29
Amazon.com $3.60 US
Amazon de, fr, es, it €2.73 


Other e-formats (Sony etc) you can download directly from our eShop. Let us know which format.




Neil's War: One boy’s story of his evacuation to Ireland at the outbreak of WWII (Neil W. Murphy, ISBN 978-0-9544518-5-1 paperback). He was evacuated from Sheffield to the safety of relatives in Cork in 1939 at the age of six but was sent back to Britain four years later by order of Prime Minister de Valera. Was he responsible for the sinking of the SS Irish Oak by U-607 in May 1943 that nearly brought down the Irish government? Click on the book cover (left) for details. 

Paperback
Amazon UK £6.99
Our eShop £6.99 UK post paid
Amazon.com $11.00
Amazon de, fr, es, it €8.25

Kindle e-book  (Publisher's Kindle edition)
Amazon UK £1.92
Amazon.com $2.99 US.
Amazon de, fr, es, it €2.68

Other e-formats (Sony etc) you can download directly from us our eShop.  Let us know which format.

 
Forthcoming

With the popularity of the BBC series Midwives set in the East End of London in the 1950s we are very pleased to be publishing Rose MacFarlane's Naked Nurse: My life in nursing (ISBN 978-0-9571686-0-2 .mobi/Kindle)  in e-book early in May. This is a thoughtful, heartfelt book in which the author charts her life from the late 1940s in a large, boisterous family in Derbyshire and Cornwall. She trained in nursing at the prestigious Sheffield Royal, in midwifery to Part One in London's East End and in family planning in London. She was a UNA Volunteer for a year in a Jordan hospital (as 'Matron' at the age of 22) during the Six-Day War. The book ends in Kent in 1980 when Rose suffered a back injury and was about to establish a national charity for pain management that made her a celebrity. 

"In my day nurse training was tyranical and of a very high standard," Rose says. "It wasn't necessarily better for nurses or patients." Read the book - you will laugh sometimes and want to cry at others. The book is full of anecdote and information. Click on the book cover for details.

 
Please contact the publisher about any aspect of any of the Imprint's books, including territory and translation rights.