Writing Award 2022

The Page Turner Writing Award is an international writing contest for new writers to get their writing discovered by literary agents and publishers.

"The Second Chance in Life" by drbhaskarbora Bora
Genre: Memoir

This self-confessed workaholic acknowledges the challenges and miracles that have influenced his life and, in a bravely honest style, shares how even your darkest days can be a springboard for positivity. How important acceptance and resilience is in turning adversities into opportunities.

"Santa Maria & The Village of Miracles " by Mike Brennan Brennan

My work is a modern-day story about Raffa, a young Spanish priest, who fakes a miracle to save his village. Having shared countless books, this is something I imagine being passed around on a family holiday or amongst book clubs clubs and friends who enjoy pacey, fun, compelling, accessible reading.

"Wounds of Woe" by Jennifer Newbold

A new mother with a tumultuous past thinks she has found security and community, but war, espionage, and forces from her former life will test both who she believes herself to be and what she is prepared do to protect her newfound happiness, her child, and the two extraordinary men she loves.

"24 Windows" by

A young woman is taken on a journey of self-discovery by an innocent looking Advent calendar.

"Awakener" by
Genre: Fantasy

A distrustful exile, a powerful loose cannon, and a planet about to be devoured by a mad god.

"SHADOWS OF THE CONQUEST" by Sara Lennon

In the turmoil of the Norman victory at Hastings a young English girl must help King Harold's widow escape captivity to enable her sons to launch the resistance, while their captor, a Norman knight, begins to question his allegiance to Duke William in this dual narrative of the Norman Conquest.

"A Big Blue Boat Is Out On The Brine" by Susea Spray

When the captain throws out her fishing line, what will a Big Blue Boat see? A story within a story, rhythm, rhyme, and repetition introduces life forms found in the Indian Ocean, while the imaging hints at the cycle of life.

"A Big Blue Boat Is Out On The Brine" by Susea Spray

When the captain throws out her fishing line, what will a Big Blue Boat see? A story within a story, rhythm, rhyme, and repetition introduces life forms found in the Indian Ocean, while the imaging hints at the cycle of life.

"A Big Blue Boat and the Mighty Storm" by Susea Spray

A Big Blue Boat and her young female Captain are confronted with every sailor’s nightmare. Will they find a way to survive?

"The Whitechapel Club" by Paula Sewell

An underestimated housemaid and a hungry young reporter team up to search first for a missing man, then to root out a vicious serial killer, in Victorian era Chicago.

"The Invitation - Book One – Brethren of the Arcanum" by Edward Savage

In a world where a secretive group, whose aim is to help not conquer, has guided the actions of many, changing history as we know it. We are introduced to a dedicated team led by Richard Braydon (who receives a strange invitation) and their early adventures fighting both the supernatural and crime.

"Lethal Impulse" by Steve Rush

The wife of a small-town police chief obsesses over a former NYPD detective to the extent she will do anything to have him, or kill him.

"Twisted Darkness" by Steve Rush

A covert investigator refuses to accept the cause of his fiancée’s death until he discovers evidence too close to home to deny.

"The Call of the Cobra" by Scifari Irvin

A teenage anti-terrorist organisation, linked to the Tanzanian police, has to prevent uranium ore being smuggled out of Tanzania to rogue states for development of nuclear weapons.

"The Man Who Got Out Of Japan" by

Based on the untold true story of an East African serviceman who joined Allied Forces in WWII only to become a prisoner of war to the Japanese. He was miraculously repatriated before the Americans bombed Tokyo and returned to the woman in Tanganyika who had never given up hope.

"A Girl Called Redemption" by

A bright Tanganyikan girl called Redemption finds unexpected humour working as a cook on the tropical island of Zanzibar in the heady days leading up to Christmas 1963 but the plot twists as the threat of conjugal slavery and revolution separate her from the man she grows to love.

"The Chameleon Bush" by Scifari Irvin

It’s hard to become a doctor; infinitely more so if you’re an orphan from a Nairobi slum.