What would you give for a wish to come true? Your left arm? Your most cherished possession? Your last crumb of integrity?

Kyle Hammond is suffering a surprise birthday party he really didn’t want. As he blows out the candles on his cake, he makes a token wish. Three days later, to his utter astonishment, that wish comes true.

All his problems solved, Kyle is busy counting his blessings when a gaunt pensioner turns up at his door unannounced. The stranger then confounds Kyle by claiming credit for his recent good fortune, followed by a bizarre declaration … when Edmund Wishkin grants a wish, there’s always a price to pay.

Whether he believes the old man or not, Kyle is about to discover the true cost of a wish fulfilled.

"A real page-turner full of laughs, twists and moments of genuine poignancy. Pearson possesses an undeniable talent for making the unbelievable believable." - Delia Morgan

Ten insane days. One miraculous opportunity to re-write the past.

"If you lived through the 1980s and love time-travel novels, you'll struggle to find a more addictive read than Pearson's latest gem." - Joanna James

In May 1987 Jackie Benton received a heartbreaking phone call from her boyfriend, Sean Hardy, bringing an end to their five-year relationship. He’d fallen for a fellow student at Exeter University.

Sean and Jackie would never see each other again.

Thirty-three years later, Sean returns to his home town. There, he inadvertently discovers what became of Jackie Benton.

That discovery instigates a series of events, culminating in a miraculous journey back in time – only days before a catastrophic event in 1988 destroyed Jackie’s life. Unbelievably, Sean has been gifted a chance to befriend his first love and steer her away from certain tragedy.

However, Sean faces one major obstacle – Jackie is an angsty youth, and he’s old enough to be her father. Then, there’s the challenge of keeping his true identity a secret while navigating life in ’80s Britain.

With time against him, can Sean connect with his one-time love and make amends for the pain his younger self caused, or will the same tragic history repeat itself?

Headcase: the fourth book in the bestselling Clement series.

Delusion is the ideal place to rest on a painful journey to the truth.

The follow-up to the bestselling supernatural adventure, Who Sent Clement?

From the bestselling British author, Keith A Pearson, a miraculous tale of debts, threats, and a dead man in double denim.

"A genuine page-turner which manages to seamlessly combine nostalgia, suspense, and mystery — all laced with a healthy measure of British humour."

Beth Baxter always dreamt of being an author. Unfortunately, fate has a twisted sense of humour so rather than writing books, she now sells them in a second-hand bookshop. With middle-age approaching and her life unfulfilled, Beth is at least grateful her forthcoming marriage to Karl is worthy of hope — or, so she thought.

Within the space of a few days, her fiancé’s sordid past catches up with him and Beth finds herself embroiled in a sinister game of hide and seek. As her life is torn apart and hope abandons her, Beth is thrown an unlikely lifeline when a former gangland fixer by the name of Clement crashes into her life and offers help.

Unfortunately for Beth, there is one minor complication with her saviour — Clement claims he died in 1975 and must help Beth as penance for sins committed in his previous life.

With just seven days to avoid a fate she can't bear to contemplate, Beth chooses the lesser of two evils and reluctantly joins her deluded, politically incorrect companion on a quest across London in search of a solution.

Will this unlikely partnership succeed? Will Clement ever come to terms with paying five quid for a pint? And will Beth ever learn the truth about who sent Clement?

“Feelgood fiction for fans of the BBC’s Life on Mars. This book begs to be made into a film or TV drama.”

“Yet again Pearson fully hits the spot with a genius (and rare) balance of comedy, nostalgia & intrigue.”

“An author who really knows how to engage with the reader. He makes the unbelievable believable.”

“Big, brash and beautifully flawed - Clement is my kind of hero!”

Clawthorn: the third book in the bestselling 'Clement' series.

When the truth is locked in the past, best you pray for the right locksmith.

“A page-turning blend of hilarity, poignancy, intrigue, and an odd little man named Mungo Thunk.”

Bathroom scales were not an appropriate gift for his fiancée’s birthday … apparently.

Adam Maxwell isn’t a bad man, but he is a man who rarely stops to think. Ever since he ate seven pickled gherkins for lunch at school, and subsequently shat himself during a maths lesson, Adam has been cursed by a lack of common sense.

Now in his early thirties, that lack of common sense is about to throw Adam’s life into turmoil after one particularly ill-judged decision backfires … with disastrous consequences.

As Adam begins a rapid descent towards rock bottom, a strange little man by the name of Mungo Thunk enters his life. However, not everything about Mungo Thunk is as it first seems.

After insisting Adam can rediscover his common sense by agreeing to an unorthodox brand of therapy, the two set about addressing a raft of challenges. But, can Adam trust the mysterious stranger to fix his thinking and get his life back on track, or will he come to rue the day he invited Mungo Thunk into his life?

"I adore this book. Engaging characters, laugh out loud humour, poignancy, and plenty to think about afterwards.

"I was hooked from beginning to end."

"Pearson is a master at combining humour and poignancy. This book will leave you with a warm glow."

"There are romantic comedy novels, and then there's Mungo Thunk - I just couldn't put my Kindle down."

"Pearson has outdone himself. A unique premise peppered with laugh out loud moments."

The concluding installment of the bestselling time-travel novel.

A page-turning tale of fate, fortune, and far too much wine

“If you fancy spending eight glorious hours laughing, weeping and gasping, this is the book for you. Pearson is an unpretentious storytelling talent and 'Kenneth' is an absolute gem of a novel.” — Eliza J. Edwards

The first time Kelly Coburn bumped into him, she brushed it off as a chance encounter.

The second time was no coincidence.

The third time, he dropped an impossible bombshell and left her with a head full of questions ... Who is the mysterious man in the brown suit? What does he want? Is there any wine in the fridge?

As her life descends into chaos, Kelly’s questions lead her along a twisting path towards the truth — a truth she could never have imagined.

The '86 Fix — the bestselling '80s time travel novel from British author, Keith A Pearson

Imagine if you could travel back in time and relive one weekend as your teenage self — would you change anything?

On the way home from school in 1986, Craig Pelling decided to buy a can of Coke. He wasn't to know a seemingly innocuous visit to the local newsagent would dramatically change the course of his life. Consequently, Craig now lives in a loveless marriage and earns a living in a dead-end job as the manager of an electrical store. He could have been so much more. He could have achieved so much more.

But fate hasn't finished with Craig Pelling.

A school reunion proves to be the catalyst for chaos, and decades on from his visit to that newsagent, Craig's mundane life is turned upside down as his past comes back to haunt him. As he plummets towards rock-bottom, all seems lost for Craig until he's thrown a lifeline — the miraculous lifeline of a brief trip back in time to 1986. Will he be able to fix his life? Is it as simple as just reverting one decision he made over thirty years ago?

Craig is about to find out.