Steve Shaw
Death Speaker
Powerfully written, Death Speaker tells the story of Julius Caesar’s conquest of Gaul as seen through the eyes of the…
Clutter
Book 1 of a trilogy, this volume (“Clutter”) is named after one of the central characters- a homeless street child…
Son of Venice
A true romantic figure, Marco Polo captures the imagination like few others. In Son of Venice, Yang completes the story…
Assassins of Alamut
This is a rare first novel that not only is well written and crafted by a confident author but is…
Fat Fingers
Fatfingers, the name of the unlucky protagonist whose professionally wielded hammer struck his hand more than it did a nail,…
Into the Storm
Into the Storm traces the work of real-life Lionel Lukin (known at that time for expensive Lukin coaches), as he…
First Citizen Emperor
First Citizen Emperor is a rare treat in the field. The research is exhaustive, but artfully hidden within a rich…
Eadric the Grasper
Eadric the Grasper (Eadric “Streona”) is a rich, swiftly moving story, set at the beginning of the 11th century in…
Duncan of the Britons
Duncan of the Britons transports us to Britain in the 1380s where we are plunged into the conflict between the…
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