Penny Ingham
Carausius & Allectus
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The 3rd century AD saw the once mighty Roman Empire fracture into crisis and chaos. In the year 286, with widespread military support, Carausius, ...Read Review
Upon a White Horse: Journeys in Ancient Britain and Ireland
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In this beautifully written and thought-provoking book, Peter Ross visits Britain and Ireland’s most iconic ancient sites. Inspired by his late grandparents, ...Read Review
The Cygnet Prince (The Tudor Rose Murders, 3)
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The Cygnet Prince is the third book in G. J. Williams’ Tudor Rose Murders Series. Jasper, a young German prince, arrives in England ...Read Review
The Celtic Tribes: Origins, Ancestry & The Warrior Class
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Deemed barbarians by the Romans, the Celts had two stark choices: surrender, lose their identity and become part of the Roman Empire; or ...Read Review
Murder Most Foul
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The circumstances surrounding the death of renowned playwright Christopher Marlowe on 30th May 1593 remain intriguing to this day. In Murder Most Foul, William ...Read Review
How to Survive in Anglo-Saxon England
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The Early Medieval period encompassed almost 600 years of immense political, social and religious change. How to Survive in Anglo-Saxon England offers an accessible ...Read Review
Fireweed
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It is 1947, and Adam, a British military lawyer, is posted to the German city of Hamburg to prosecute Nazi war criminals. It is ...Read Review
Shield Maiden
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Set in the late 10th century, Shield Maiden is loosely based on the Old English poem Beowulf. Although the poem was not written ...Read Review
The Bookseller of Inverness
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This is S. G. MacLean’s first stand-alone novel since her popular Damian Seeker series. In 1745, Jacobite Iain MacGillivray is left for dead ...Read Review
Winchelsea
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Set in 1742 on the south coast of England, Winchelsea is a tale of smugglers and skullduggery on the high seas. But make no ...Read Review
