The Brittle Sea – Historical Thriller Chapter Samples
Sample chapters from historical thriller The Brittle Sea
Historical Fiction – Walking away from Midnight – One
Spring of 1940 and Cambridge graduate Jessie’s parents are in Paris. At their home in Amien Jessie’s uncle is killed in a German air-raid on the city. Jessie must take control of her two younger brothers and sister and make their way on...
The Brittle Sky: Historical Fiction – Book Extract One
I’m on course for publishing the third and last book of my historical fiction, Brittle Saga Trilogy.
Indie Authors are Masters of all Trades
Indie authors, pay attention to the minutiae of publishing, you may sell a few more books.
The Brittle Sea: Historical Fiction Chapter One
The Titanic disaster is the catalyst that sparks a bloody feud between two families in early 20th century America. Historical Fiction.
The Brittle Sky
The Brittle Sky is the third and final book in my Brittle Saga trilogy, Historical Fiction.
Indie Writers, How Many Words Does Your Novel Contain?
Indie writers face multiple uphill struggles to get their writing published, especially a fiction novel.
The Dogs of War
The earliest known use of dogs in a war was by Alyattes of Lydia against the Cimmerians around 600 BC. The ferocious Lydian dogs ran down, attacked, and killed some invaders. Dogs were used by the Egyptians, Greeks, Romans, Persians, Sarmatians...
A Place in the Cyprus Sun: A Night to Remember
Buying a property has its ups and downs. Buying a property in Cyprus tends to have a little sideways motion to it as well, things that need doing by a certain time can slide a little, especially in the summer. Put it this way, it’s not...
Life, the Universe, and a Bigger Picture
Life, on our planet, is diverse. On my little patch of this world, here in Cyprus, the summer is a daily battle. Not to keep cool from the heat but to keep the ants at bay. From tiny ants that can hardly be seen scurrying across the marbled black...
Freedom
Freedom of speech is either a god given thing, a force of nature, or a right that all human beings should have, no matter what a person may say.
A Passport to Eat Food
I’ll quietly go back into a self-imposed lockdown where I don’t need a passport to eat food.
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