A century of turmoil. A shocking murder. A chance for redemption.

Nigel Baskervell has been hit by everything 14th-century England has to offer—war, revolution, plague. He’s still standing. Barely.

Now a county sheriff in England, Nigel is trying to carve out a future for himself and his seven-year-old son. A religious reform movement that is stirring up the countryside may even offer Nigel the hope he desperately needs.
But then a horrific murder at a wedding shatters Nigel’s quest for peace. Now he must solve the crime before the rich and powerful pin the blame on a man Nigel believes is innocent. Danger stalks him as he races the clock to find the culprit.

Can Nigel Baskervell find the strength to break through the web of deception before he finds a sword at his own throat?

The war is raging in Europe. These girls will do everything they can on the home front – but is a happy ever after possible in such dark and uncertain times?

Manchester, 1940: The minute war was declared, best friends Sally and Deborah volunteered for the home guard, willing to do anything to help their boys fighting overseas. An Auxiliary Fire Service girl by night, Sally ends up stationed at the salvage depot by day. Working amidst the scrap metal and waste paper, helping to make do and mend, isn’t quite the glamorous life in uniform she’d imagined! But she’s determined to do her best, and turn saucepans into Spitfires.

When Sally meets Andrew, a quiet carpenter with a heart-breaking smile who understands how important her work is, she finally feels as though her efforts to keep calm and carry on are making a difference. As love blossoms, Sally feels herself opening up to Andrew in a way she’d never imagined possible.

But then, just as Sally feels as hopeful as she can be in these times of war, a devastating air raid threatens everything she holds dear. As bombs rain down all over Manchester, deadly fires begin to destroy homes, and lives. With Andrew out rescuing families from the rubble, Sally rushes towards the plumes of smoke that fill the night sky. And is horrified to realise the very worst hit area has the salvage yard right at its heart.

Desperate to help in any way she can, Sally, with her fellow salvage girls by her side, sets to work. But what will they find when the smoke clears? Will Sally and Andrew get the happy ending they so deserve? Or will her one chance at true love be lost forever as the morning dawns…?

A completely gripping and heart-breaking romantic saga. Perfect for fans of Rosie Clarke, Nancy Revell and Lizzie Lane.

On March 28, 1979, a murder took place at 469 Pine Top Trail, and the Unit 2 reactor overheated at the Three Mile Island nuclear power plant. These two events formed the core of a slow-motion apocalypse in the life of a boy in a place where something terrible is always about to happen, or already has.

This is the true story of a kid trying to survive trouble of biblical proportions, of searching for hope and a future, by any means necessary.

Dream Monster is a tale of nuclear meltdowns, catastrophic visions, sinking fortunes, kickball kingdoms, outlaw biker gangs, domestic terror, schoolyard fistfights and cold-blooded killings.

It’s a story of following the truth wherever it leads, starting at ground zero with a contaminated murder scene and widening into circles of perfidy and malice. In this world between waking and sleeping, sanity and madness, life and death where Dream Monster holds sway over all, can anything good survive?

Throughout the history of time, one constant has remained to set the human species apart from all others—our ability to love.

In this collection of beautiful poetry, masterful short stories, timeless quotes, and profound philosophy, Ron Cornelius explores the depth of the human experience through the eyes of the heart and soul.

Through ancient wisdom to modern introspection, this synthesis of the vast intricacies of the mind and spirit invites you to reflect, ponder, and ultimately, embrace a deeper understanding of the love that connects us all to not only each other but to all of creation.