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The Tacksman’s Daughter

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Donna Scott

NEW RELEASE: Scotland, 1692. To escape a brutal winter storm, King William’s regiments descend on the small village of Glencoe.

The London Monster

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London, 1789. With a sexual miscreant stalking the streets in search of prey, no one is safe. Goethe Award First Place Winner

Shame The Devil

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England, 1643. As the Civil War tears the country apart, alliances, enemies, and lovers are formed. Chaucer Award First Place Winner & CIBA Best Book Award.

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The Ecstasy

Donna Scott
During a hot summer night in July of 1796, a merchant ship leaves on a three-month shipping expedition from Dover, England, to Bombay, India. A young widow ready to tour England in a fight supporting abolitionism, is abducted and brought aboard the ship. The captain insists he saved her from a mysterious stranger with deadly intentions, but she questions his true motives.

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  • Hanging at Tyburn.Hanging and Gibbeting
    Death by hanging was used as a form of capital punishment in England as early as the fifth century. Other methods of execution found their way into history over the years as well, yet never managed to maintain the longevity of death by hanging. Castration, blinding, beheading, boiling, burning, and dismemberment all made an appearance in England between the time of William the Conqueror and the 18th century when hanging became the favoured method of punishment. Even children as young as seven were subject to pay for their crimes at the end of a rope. Those unfortunate enough to find their necks in a noose prior to the late 19th century, when the long drop was introduced, would die from […]