Richard Masefield

• May-1988
• / General Fiction
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From her luxurious mansion in St James's, London, Milady looks back through the years - to hear the church bells ringing in celebration of Wellington's great victory at Waterloo, at the time when she left clacking tongues behind her in the Sussex v...

• Aug-2014
• / Historical Romance
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The White Cross is a whole new reading experience; a book that brings something entirely original to historical fiction. Set in the late twelfth century at the time of King Richard I's crusade to win back Jerusalem from the Saracens, the story deals ...

• Dec-2020
• / General Fiction
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The sixties are in full swing – days of hedonism, youth culture and free love. Not so for Sam Ashby, a hormonally-charged country boy, busy navigating a turbulent adolescence. Frustrated by his lack of success, especially with girls, nineteen-y...

• / General Fiction
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Brimstone is a story of temptation, ambition and their consequences.The year is 1793. The Terror is at its height in France, Britain is at war with her old enemy once more, and along the coast of Sussex the smugglers’ trade in spirits and tobacco i...

• / General Fiction
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Chalkhill Blue is an award-winning novel of the First World War, and of so much else besides. A grand romance in the English narrative tradition, it spans more than two decades, from the Edwardian heyday through the cataclysm of the ‘war to end wa...