Kevin John Grote

• Apr-2016
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“Uneasy the head that wears the crown.” History of Henry IV, Part II, Act III, Scene I. Wm. Shakespeare. Roman to Anglo-Saxon. Wessex to Denmark back to Wessex then Normandy. Norman gives way to Plantagenet in turn supplanted by Tudor. Tudor beco...

• Aug-2013
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August in Washington, DC. 'Get-out-of-town' Friday. Summer weekend traffic worsens as fatigued local residents clog the highways seeking an escape from heat and congestion. "What is that?" Morning drive will never be the same. Never....

• May-2013
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1751. The sky is on fire. Destruction, born on the winds, spreads east to the banks of the Susquehanna River. Rising flames, fanned by grease-painted warriors clad in doeskin. Attacks mount on scattered farms and settlements. Appalachian frontier bec...

• Aug-2012
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The saga of the Western Isles continues. Rejoin Jamie Fawkes, Archie McLawry, and Allie-Kat MacEwan in the next chapter of their adventures. 1745 is the follow up to Skye, the second volume of the series “The Jacobites.” Sir Donald MacDonald and ...

• May-2012
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TYBURN whisks you through the sounds, smells, and tastes of 18th century England. Enter the country inns, brothels, abbeys, prize rings, gaming dens, theaters, and coffee houses. Whores, thugs, boxers, gamblers, actors, publicans, outlaws, and clergy...

• Apr-2012
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Book One of "The Jacobites." Centuries of endless feuds and cold revenge. Decades lost in senseless betrayal and hot-blooded murder. Passing years marked by awakening love and mindless passion. The internal stresses of day to day life in the Western ...

• Apr-2012
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Book Two of "The Highwaymen" trilogy. The chase is on. The huntsman courses the pack, hot on the fox's trail. Henry Fielding & the 'Bow Street Runners' prowl the brothels, dives, and back-alleys of London, following the mysterious highwaymen. They ar...