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Man at Arms: The Battle of Poitiers


The sequel to the first in the Sir John Hawkwood series, Crecy, will be published on Boxing Day (26th of December for my American readers). The battle of Poitiers is… Read more

The Vengeance Trail


This is a book which bridges both the New World and Dragonheart series. It allowed me to finish Dragonheart by referencing Sámr Ship Killer. I thoroughly enjoyed writing the book… Read more

The Lord of Valencia


This is the last book in the series and as there was so much to pack into it, the book is 25% longer than most of my books. It can… Read more

Forthcoming Books


Here is alist of what I plan to write over the coming months. St Crispin and The Archer’s Crusade are written. War in the West is half written. They may… Read more

St Crispin’s Day


The story of the Southampton Plot, the Harfleur Campaign and the Battle of Agincourt. Once again Will Strongstaff has to help a King but this king is one worth following…. Read more

Crécy: The Age of the Archer is doing well


My latest book, Crécy: The Age of the Archer, is doing well Amazon Bestsellers Rank: #207 Paid in Kindle Store (See Top 100 Paid in Kindle Store) #2 in Action… Read more

Crécy: The Age of the Archer


I came across Sir John Hawkwood whilst researching something else. I made a note of his name and when I had a quiet moment between novels I started to research… Read more

Author Reading!


Bloody Badajoz


I have just finished the latest Napoleonic Horseman book, Bloody Badajoz. As my regular readers will know I am working my way through the Peninsular War and it is now… Read more

C-19


Who would have thought, just a few months ago that the world would be on lockdown? I hope you are all keeping safe. For a writer, self-isolation can be considered… Read more

El Campeador


This is the second book in the series about El Cid. I have researched the actual story and not the Charlton Heston epic. This novel covers the murder of King… Read more

The Bear and the Wolf


The New World Series should have been three books but it turned into four and, for those who read this novel, you will see that the door is open for… Read more