Nigel Barley 
Rogue Raider [EPUB ebook] 
The Tale of Captain Lauterbach and the Singapore Mutiny

The Progressionists, and Angela by Conrad von Bolanden is a historical fiction novel set in the 19th century that delves into themes of social reform and progressive movement. The narrative explores …

To save her inheritance…His price is marriage!Camilla Alvarez refuses to abandon her beloved horses when formidable tycoon Matias Navarro acquires her family’s renowned rancho. Instead, she disguises …

One scandalous Greek night…Months after their passionate fling, rumours bring enigmatic Theron to Summer’s doorstep – to discover a pregnancy as obvious as the still-sizzling desire between them! He …

Her rugged prisoner…becomes her fiercest protector Capturing legendary highlander Malcolm of Clan Colquhoun was Andreona’s last chance to win her tyrannical father’s respect. Instead he orders them b …

Then: an almost Happily-Ever-After Now: a second chance?Surgeon Lia Costa has spent a lifetime trying to blend into the background. So, when Dr Micah Corday picks her out of a busy concert crowd on V …

On his yacht there’s no escaping temptation!Being hired as a temporary nanny by super-rich single father Niccolo is the only thing keeping Sophie financially afloat. And that means her connection wit …

Forgotten…yet irresistible?Washed up on a private Italian beach, all Ally can remember is her name. The man who saved her is a mystery, although brooding Angelo insists that they were once married! A …

There’s something brewing between them… Contractor Josh is happy to be Kirby’s ‘Mr. Fixit’. Repairing Kirby’s roof is easy, but healing her heart is a trickier process. For three years the beautiful …

The most notorious gentleman Is the only man she wants…Everyone has heard the whispers about the Duke of Scofield: that he killed his own father! But Lady Rachel knows he’s innocent, because she was …

»It felt like walking into a living tapestry, rich with the sounds and colours of 13th century Wales. Yet the emotional dilemmas felt timeless, as relevant today as they would have been all those ce …