★★★★ “There’s a real feel for the period and understanding of the lives of these early Irish rebels, and the politicking between men jostling for power and position is complex, fascinating and makes for great fictional drama.” - Reedsy Discovery

Breach of the peace is the third book in the epic Irish historical fiction Exiles series. It is set against the backdrop of the Elizabethan wars in Ireland in the 1590s. A world of Irish clans, their politics and the fight for supremacy, where spies and intrigue prosper, where the embers burn for a rebellion against the English crown. If you love fast-paced action and adventure orientated historical fiction, then you will love this book.

★★★★ “'Traitor Maguire' has its full quota of gory and blood soaked action, shadowy double dealing and intrigue and bursts of dialogue that are as Irish as the peat in this rip roaring book.” – The Historical Fiction Company

Traitor Maguire is the third book in the epic Irish historical fiction Exiles series. It is set against the backdrop of the Elizabethan wars in Ireland in the 1590s. A world of Irish clans, their politics and the fight for supremacy, where spies and intrigue prosper, where the embers burn for a rebellion against the English crown. If you love fast-paced action and adventure orientated historical fiction then you will love this book.

★ ★ ★ ★ ★ “The conflict between the Crown and natives is brilliantly and elaborately written, the characters are rock-solid and relatable, and the plot is twisty as it can get,” – The Book Commentary


Eunan’s village is destroyed, the rebellion appears over. As the forces of the English crown pillage the countryside, the rebel leader goes into hiding. Eunan’s past has come back to haunt him.

Eunan goes forth to seek the rebel leaders. He must take control of his family lands and turn them from supporting the crown to declaring for the rebellion.

All that stands before him are the forces of the crown, the deserted ranks of the rebellion and the minor matter of his own family.

Meanwhile, Seamus faces a dilemma. Consequences from the past loom large. He must save his own family, but to do so could stop the rebellion in its tracks.

Who will succeed if the other needs to fail?
Uprising is the second book in the epic Irish historical fiction Exiles series. It is set against the backdr

★ ★ ★ ★ ★ "Bad Blood is a fantastic historical fiction novel that does not shy away from the dark complications of the world," - Reedsy Discovery
★ ★ ★ ★ ⋆ (4.5 stars) “Bad Blood is a riveting page turner with well-developed characters and vivid descriptions, transporting the reader back to a more violent, unsettled time in history,” – The Historical Fiction Company

Bad Blood is the first book in the epic Irish historical fiction Exiles series. It is set against the backdrop of the Elizabethan wars in Ireland in the 1590s. A world of Irish clans, their politics and the fight for supremacy, where spies and intrigue prosper, where the embers burn for a rebellion against the English crown. If you love fast-paced action and adventure orientated historical fiction, then you will love this book.

Lady Rotherby is determined to train Lady Selena to be the lady Selena's mother wants her to be. Because Selena loves her mother, she has promised she will do her best, but that was before she met Calder Grantham, neighboring yeoman, and the most handsome man Selena has ever seen. After a few meetings with Calder, Selena determines she will marry him, and be a farmer's wife. That lifestyle suits her better than the lifestyle her mother wants for her. Several obstacles stand in her way. She must win Calder's love. And she must convince her parents that her station in life should not prevent her from marrying the man she loves.

Endorsement by Lilly Adam, Author of The Victorian Saga Romance Series -- "Martin's brilliant flair for character building brings to life a multitude of engaging personalities which are entwined throughout the story, making for an absolute gem of a historical period romance."

Lady Elizabeth D'Arcy has traveled to London with her Aunt Phillida in hope of finding love and adventure. She finds both when she intervenes, with the help of William Hayward, to help Annis Blanchard escape the clutches of the villainous Lord Creighton, so Annis can be with the man she loves, Sir Jeremy Dnavers. With each passing day, Elizabeth finds herself falling more in love with Hayward, as he helps her navigate the intricacies of court life. But is he truly in love with her, or is he a fortune hunter after her large dowry? As they escape from one frightful adventure after another, thanks to the help of an array of delightful characters, Elizabeth faces another hurdle. Will her father the Earl of Tyneford allow her to marry a commoner.

Endorsement by Vonda Sinclair - USA Today Bestselling Author --- Celia Marin is an engaging storyteller. "I loved And the Ground Trembled. It is beautifully written, entertaining, and a lot of fun."

Amaryllis Bowdon has spirited her young siblings, two-year-old Sir Charles and six-year-old Tabitha, away from their home because she believes their aunt is attempting to kill the young baronet so her own son can become the baronet. In their fearful flight, Amaryllis never expected to be befriended by Lady Selena D'Arcy and her too handsome brother Reginald. Reginald is charged with escorting his sister to their uncle's manor in Leicester so their aunt can turn Selena into a true lady. Reginald doubts such a feat can be accomplished, but despite all Selena might do to slow their progress, which included rescuing an injured dog she names, Fate, Reginald is determined to get Selena to Whimbrel Manor. But when Selena is equally determined to help Amaryllis and her siblings, Reginald is only too happy to readjust his plans. Amaryllis is and angel, and do they have to go out of the way to get Sir Charles to safety, then so be it.

Endorsed by Kristen Morgan - Author of 'Behind The Glass'

Sally Townsend, of Loyalist Oyster Bay, Long Island, walks a tightrope of allegiances. While appearing neutral, she secretly helps the Patriot cause. But when the dashing British Officer, Lt. Colonel John Graves Simcoe, moves into her home, Sally is taken with the handsome, though sometimes ruthless officer. Simcoe is immediately infatuated with the beautiful Sally and proposes marriage. Sally is ready to accept until she discovers he’s at the head of a plot that could destroy the fledgling American army. Now, she must choose between love for her officer and her country. Either choice could cost her everything she holds dear.

Spunky, fifteen-year-old Tillie Pierce loves her life just as it is and considers her family safe from the Civil War—until Confederate soldiers overrun her hometown of Gettysburg, Pennsylvania. Sent to “safety” on a farm, she seeks shelter in the battle zone. The next days test not only her beliefs and friendships, but also her instincts and attitude. Does she have the gumption to trust a God who could give her hope? How can she when He allows such tragedy?

Seeing the horrors of war, can her faith survive?

Lady Timandra Lotterby has traveled with her dear friend Eliza Tilbury and Eliza's siblings to Eliza's great uncle's estate in the wilds of Northumberland. Timandra accompanies her friend to lend support after the death of Eliza's father. Their inauspicious arrival as the sun is setting has them all on edge as they stare in wonder at the rambling Perfidious Brambles. Great Uncle Percival Seldon seems to be a fearful curmudgeon, but under the influence of Timandra and Seldon's grandson, Gavin Merritt, he mellows. But ghosts and murder attempts are threatening the peace. As Timandra tries to solve the mysteries, she finds herself falling in love with Gavin. But can she win his love, or has he given his heart to Eliza.

Endorsement by Riana Everly, Recipient of two Jane Austen Readers Awards --- "Perfidious Brambles is a delight. In deft and nimble strokes, Martin has created an entire world for us to revel in, rich in history and detail.

Lady Rowena Crossly is determined to rescue her daughter Cecily from the Cromwellian Cecily has been forced to marry, even does she have to shoot the man, but luck is on her side. Haspel, the Cromwellian carting her daughter away, has been stopped by a gang of highwaymen. They help Rowena rescue her daughter, but then she and Cecily must travel with the highwaymen if they are to stay out of Haspel's clutches. Needing to don various disguises and adopt numerous different names, they bounce from one adventure to another. Being ever in the presence of the lead highwayman Nathaniel D'Arcy has Rowena beginning to fear her growing feelings for the dashing highwayman. With a warrant on her head for being in league with highwaymen, Rowena faces an uncertain future.

Endorsement by Jason Hillenburg, themagicpen.com --- Celia Martin's historical romance ranks as above average fare in this genre for a variety of reasons. Martin's historical fidelity is one if the book's distinguishing factors.

"I have nothing, except my looks. I do not wish to be merely a man's pretty possession; but unmarried and unskilled, I am nothing. I need change."

Miss Millicent Barbian has lost everything. To acheive any sliver of happiness, she must change, not only how others perceive her, but also how she sees herself.

When her cousin asks her to go out to India as her companion, Millicent is happy to accept. But instead of a new beginning, she finds that the man she once jilted now despises her; and her father's ill repute soon catches up with her.

"'An offering to Venus. G.' That was all the inscription said. But who was it from, Gabriel or Girish?"

Torn between two handsome beaus, will the new horizons and perspectives liberate Millicent from her emotional restraints and help her choose between them?

And is there really a spy at large in their midst?

Orient of Adoration is the second part of Swedish author Maria Yrsa Rönneus' Regency Tales, in which we get to follow the further adventure