Book cover of 'The Seat Left Empty' by Adam Hardaker featuring row of empty stadium seats with a blue and white Everton scarf draped over one seat, and a large black sign with white text reading 'The Seat Left Empty' above.
A sign on a blue-tiled wall outside a sports stadium reads 'The seat left empty' with an image of an empty stadium seat and a scarf with the Everton football club logo. The stadium building features modern architecture with a glass facade and vertical brick accents. The sky is cloudy and the surrounding area is an open, paved plaza.

The Seat Left Empty

“Love, Grief and the rituals that carry us through.”

Set against the backdrop of Goodison Park’s final days. The Seat Left Empty tells the fictional story of Millie and her journey through loss, belonging and the strange ways football holds us together. Rich in Scouse humour, family bonds and emotional truth, this debut novel captures what it means to find connection when everything feels fractured.

Reader Praise:

"Heartbreaking and uplifting all at once - I couldn’t put it down.”
”The football backdrop is perfect, but this is about so much more than the game.”

Book cover titled "Joe: One Moment at a Time" by Adam Hardaker, featuring illustrations of a brain, timer, clipboard, key, headphones, coffee mug, handshake, chair, teapot, and abstract shapes on a pastel background.
Hand-drawn picture (Illustrated by George Hardaker) of a blue backpack with a front pocket containing a beige and green water bottle, with shading on the bottom part of the backpack.

Joe: One Moment at a Time

“Seeing the world differently is a strength.”

Joe’s story shines a light on resilience, connection and celebrating small victories. Inspired by lived experience in Supported Living, Joe: One Moment at a Time reminds us of the power of patience, acceptance and looking at life moment by moment

Reader Praise:

"A beautiful and important book that gives a voice to those too often unheard”
”Simple, powerful and unforgettable”

Book cover for 'The Hollows: The Theatre of Madness' by Adam Hardaker, featuring a dark, textured background with tally marks and a glow-in-the-dark blue flower.
Dark drawing of a lighthouse on the water, with a man on a boat nearby. Behind is a large house called "The Hollows" on a cliff. There are three birds flying in the sky.

COMING SOON 

THE HOLLOWS

They call it The Hollows. A place where the broken are buried above ground

Built on monastic stone and noble coin, it sits on the edge of Gracenook like a sore tooth - rotten, throbbing, impossible to ignore.

 They say madness drifts in the sea air here. That it curls around chimneys and slips beneath doors. But madness is not in the air. It’s in the silence. In the things they won’t let you say.

 They told me I was mad when I screamed at the judge. When I wouldn’t take his hand. When I spoke the truth no man wanted to hear. And now I am here.

 I am Eliza Wakefield. And this is my theatre. My cage. My battleground. My story.

 And you, dear reader... you will soon be inside The Hollows.