| Jack Whyte
Publius Varrus and his friend and commander, Caius Brittanicus, and their families make their home in Britain of the later Roman Empire. From their home in Camulod, they meet and interact with the Britons of the Island. Their children and grandchildren give birth to the legend of Arthur... 
The Skystone (book 1) |
Jane Austin
Genteel folk thrown into mild crises, romance, adventure from the early ninteenth century. But no swooning heroines! |
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The Singing Sword (book 2) |
The Murders of Richard III Richard III was immortalized by history as the monster who killed his two little nephews in the tower of London after their father and Richard's brother, Edward IV, died. There are those who disagree with the 'Tudor Agenda', who would have Richard vindicated of the false accusations surrounding him. The group of people in this book are dedicated to just this cause, but when someone begins to reinact the various murders attributed to Richard, things get frighteningly strange. I really enjoyed this book. |
Mansfield Park Pride and Prejudice Persuasion Sense and Sensibility |
The Eagles' Brood (book 4) |
The fog swirls around Baker Street. A figure emerges and rings
the bell. Footsteps heard on the stair and then, the client enters
with his or her plea for assistance from the great Consulting Detective
and his friend andcompanion, Dr. Watson...
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The Saxon Shore (Arthurian Series) |
The Hound of the Baskervilles |
