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THE SECRET OF
THE BLUE STAR
The Youngest
Prince and the Secret
of the Silver Stream
THE ISLAND’S LIGHT
THE THORTEENNTH
DOOR
THE SECRET OF THE
BRINDLEWICK SABRE
The Secret of the Blue Star
is a slow-burning, atmospheric cozy mystery in which the warmth of a Victorian village tea room meets the shadows
of an old family secret.
A missing family heirloom. A smoky cup of tea. A village where everyone knows something—just not the same thing.
Blue Island, New
Home is a lyrical,
emotionally rich
romantic novel
about grief, healing,
belonging, and the
quiet yet transformative
power of love.
Step into the magical world of the Wise Oak, where streams shimmer like silver, trees guard ancient secrets, and even the youngest prince can begin the greatest adventure.
The Thirteenth Door is a warm, atmospheric Christmas cozy mystery set in the snow-covered village of Hollyberry Ridge, where glowing market stalls.....
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WHAT READERS SAY
Sandor Berta knows how to build suspense that keeps you turning pages late into the night.
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Michael R.
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Beautifully written and deeply moving. His novels stay with me long after l’ve finished.
Sophia T.
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His tales are pure magic - perfect for readers who still believe in the power of stories.
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About the Author
Sandor Berta is a former professional athlete and coach who has spent much of his life working with both children and adults, exploring discipline, resilience, trust, and the quiet drama of human behavior. His years in sport gave him a deep appreciation for character under pressure — the small gestures, hidden motives, loyalties, rivalries, and moments of courage that reveal who people truly are.He also spent over 25 years in television as a director, editor, and producer, crafting stories, shaping atmosphere, and mastering the art of visual communication. This background sharpened his eye for pacing, suspense, emotional detail, and the kind of scene-building that draws readers into a vivid world.Sandor’s writing is rooted in his lifelong interest in human connection: how people communicate, protect secrets, build trust, and find their way back to one another after conflict. In his fiction, he brings together warmth, mystery, community, and emotional insight, creating stories where atmosphere matters as much as plot, and where every clue is tied to the deeper truths people carry.
Stories that linger
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Across genres
Thrillers, novells, and tales for every mood.
For every reader
Timeless stories that connect with the heart.
An Agnes Merryweather Mistery
When the new residents of Ashcombe House, Clara and Jonathan Vale, discover a secret drawer in Edmund Ashcombe’s former study, the village’s past is unexpectedly laid bare. Edmund’s death five years earlier had been ruled a heart attack, but the hidden message suggests otherwise. Agnes is in no hurry to jump to conclusions. She opens her notebooks, pours tea, asks questions, listens, and lets the residents of Little Brindle slowly reveal themselves in their own words.
Agnes Merryweather, the widowed owner of the Merryweather Tea House, doesn’t believe in hasty explanations. She knows that hands clutching cups too tightly, guests who avert their gaze, and overly polite remarks often reveal more than official documents.
Agnes, the widowed owner of Merryweather’s Tea Rooms, is neither a policewoman nor a professional detective. She observes. She listens. She makes tea. She notices answers given too quickly, glances turned away too soon, scents that appear where they should not, bitterness left in cups, and fear hidden inside the silences of a village.
Lady Sylvia and the Shadow of the Greenhouse is an elegant, atmospheric English country-house mystery where candlelight, autumn mist, roses, and impeccable manners conceal old crimes and long-buried grief.
The Secret of the Sugar Bowl not only traces the origins of an old sin, but also shows how a community preserves its own memories, lies, and losses. A cup of smoky tea, a worn-out sugar bowl, a few unspoken sentences—sometimes that’s all it takes for the past to speak again.
Agnes Merryweather is a widow in her early sixties who runs a small, cozy teahouse on Main Street in Little Brindle. Everyone stops by the Merryweather Tea House: members of the parish council, the enthusiastic debaters of the historical book club, the staff of Brindlewick Hall, curious villagers, and even those who just want to find out something about their neighbors under the pretext of having a slice of gingerbread.
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