‘I have to go back soon,’ says Adam one afternoon. Yes, I know he has to go back soon. He has to go back to London and to his job and his apprenticeship. He has taken the maximum number of days leave – he has taken his entire Summer holiday in the Sp
During the 1960's a young soldier struggles with basic training, a bully sergeant and his own inner demons. A tale of struggle, redemption and survival.
"Mel Keegan's name is a byword for thrilling gay adventure in the past, present or future" -- Millivres on AQUAMARINE
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Mel Keegan has been a writer since childhood, and 'turned pro' in 1989, with British publisher GMP. Numerous novels have been published since, and each one tells a deep truth the author: MK loves adventure, intrigue, spectacle and romance ... and more than anything writes for the sheer fun of it. Keegan novels always have a gay twist or gay characters, but are deliberately eclectic novels which are also enjoyed by a wide readership.
Accomplishments
1989 Ice, Wind & Fire (GMP)
1990 Death's Head, abridged (GMP)
1990/91 Death's Head is nominated for the Science Fiction Hall of Fame
1992 Equinox (GMP)
1994 Fortunes of War (GMP)
1995 An East Wind Blowing (GMP)
1996 Storm Tide (GMP)
1997 White Rose of Night (GMP)
1998 Aquamarine (Millivres)
1999 Breakheart (Alyson)
1999 Death's Head reprint (Millivres)
1999 Fortunes of War reprint (Millivres)
2001 The Rabelais Alliance (DreamCraft)
2002 Deep Sky (DreamCraft)
2002 Equinox reissue (DreamCraft)
2003 Death's Head Unabridged (DreamCraft)
2003 The Deceivers (DreamCraft)
2003 The Stonewall Sociery Fact & Fable Award is won by The Deceivers
2004 The Swordsman (DreamCraft)
2004 Nocturne (DreamCraft)
2005 Twilight (DreamCraft)
2005 Scorpio (DreamCraft)
2006 Dangerous Moonlight (DreamCraft)
2006 Cry Librty (DreamCraft)
2006 Probe (DreamCraft)
2006 Tiger, Tiger (DreamCraft)
2006 Windrage (DreamCraft)
2007 Stopover (DreamCraft)
2007 Aphelion (DreamCraft)
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