Historical Fiction Writing


COMMANDER Thomas Kydd is eager to play his part in thwarting Bonaparte’s plans for the invasion of England.


Joining Admiral Nelson’s command, Kydd and his ship soon find themselves at the heart of the action that leads up to the famous clash of the mighty British and French fleets at Trafalgar. Kydd’s journey takes him from false sightings of the enemy and dramatic chases across the Atlantic, to the bloody annihilation of the enemy during the actual battle, and the heroic aftermath ...


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IT is 1953 and the village of Burracombe is in jubilant mood after the Coronation. But whilst most people are recovering from the celebrations, Hilary Napier’s life is turned upside-down. When a woman knocks on her door, Hilary is taken aback by the young boy with her who bears a striking resemblance to the brother she lost in the war. As she listens to the woman’s sad tale, Hilary realises her brother lives on in the son he never knew - and that Burracombe has an heir. Word of the newcomers soon spreads throughout the vil- lage. But there’s also other cause for gossip: a wedding is being planned, a birth is imminent and a courtship just beginning. Yet, as always, life is complicated and some people must learn cruel truths about the world . . .


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