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A gay historical romance, set in the 18th Century. Patrick O'Brian's 'Master and Commander' sea stories meets Brokeback Mountain.
Ambitious and handsome, Joshua Andrews had always valued his life too much to take unnecessary risks. Then he laid eyes on the elegant picture of perfection that is Peter Kenyon.
Soon to be promoted to captain, Peter Kenyon is the darling of the Bermuda garrison. With a string of successes behind him and a suitable bride lined up to share his future, Peter seems completely out of reach to Joshua.
But when the two men are thrown together to serve during a long voyage under a sadistic commander with a mutinous crew, they discover unexpected friendship. As the tension on board t | |  | | Esprit de Corps anthology from MLR
This book never happened. The editor became ill, so the rights were reverted to the authors. My novella was eventually published by Carina Press under the title His Heart's Obsession">
| |  | | False Colors'
A gay love story and action adventure set during the 18th Century. To be published on 6th April 2009
For his first command, John Cavendish is given the elderly bomb
vessel HMS /Meteor/, and a crew as ugly as the ship. He’s determined to make a success of their first mission, and hopes the well-liked
lieutenant Alfie Donwell can pull the crew together before he has to
lead them into battle: stopping the slave trade off the coast of
Algiers.
Alfie knows that with a single ship, however well manned, their
mission is futile, and their superiors back in England are
hoping to use their demise as an excuse for war with the Ottoman
Empire. But the darker s | |  | | The Mysterious
A Georgian Ghost story, murder mystery and gay love story called 'The Wages of Sin', to be published by MLR Press in an anthology called 'The Mysterious', October 2009
| |  | | The Witch's Boy
A dark fantasy in which a man's struggle to free himself from an abusive childhood is complicated by the fact that both he and his abuser are sorcerers.
Are the sins of the fathers really visited upon the sons? And is there no way of breaking that cycle? Is evil doomed always to repeat itself, ruining everything good through its tainted seed?
These are not the questions young Oswy is asking himself when he is sold to the witch-Lord Sulien FitzGuimar. He's too busy wondering 'why me?!' They are, however, the questions which plague Sulien himself. Locked in a struggle for freedom, sanity, the very survival of his soul, Sulien must daily battle not only angels and demons, but the core of evil in his own heart.
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