Stephen Harrigan 
Gates of the Alamo [EPUB ebook] 

The Stigmata of Auschwitz is the brief story of the life and love of Rebekah and Gabriel.The two main characters of the story are a young Jewish couple whose lives bringing up their young child are c …

"They tried siege ladders last night, but we were warned and shot naphtha flares into the city. The archers kneel behind the upper rampart and, as the Lady Im’Annas, our Seer, walks past, they r …

The Shame of Motley: Being the Memoir of Certain Transactions in the Life of Lazzaro Biancomonte, of Biancomonte, sometime Fool of the Court of Pesaro by Rafael Sabatini is a satirical historical fic …

The House-Party, Don Gesualdo, and A Rainy June by Ouida intertwines three captivating stories set in the opulent world of Italian nobility. The novel explores the complexities of social gatherings a …

The Prime Minister Volume Three by W.H.G. Kingston brings the political saga to a thrilling conclusion, focusing on the evolving power dynamics and the personal toll of leadership in England. The pri …

An innocent country girl…With stars in her eyes!In this Brides of the Roaring Twenties story, hot shot lawyer Walter Russell knows an innocent country girl like Shirley Burnette is going to find it t …

Spring 1998 -Norah, an American woman journalist, currently adrift in her life, heads to Belfast, Northern Ireland to cover the unfolding Peace Accords. In addition, she is also unravelling a family …

In October 1957, Jeremy left his island paradise to become a pilot in the Fleet Air Arm, leaving behind, Maureen, the young girl he intended to marry as soon as he had completed his training. Unbekno …

"Maria knew not to ask Eli where he would be going or when he might return. She felt certain that her birthing time was very close and hoped that Eli might be home early. Then she found herself …

I based my book Innocence on the Partition of India in 1947. Innocence follows Shukumar, the male protagonist. He grew up in a repressed society like India, in which open sexuality is taboo and kept …