1904

“Four men straddled the road, barring our way. They wore scarves that covered their faces except for their eyes; they… Read more »

“This is nothing. Just wait! You and your pa heading out on the Tour today?” “No.” I stared over the… Read more »

Mary’s ball had been the last debut of the season, held on an August night that began so hot and… Read more »

One gown hung from the door of my wardrobe. Black and white, with lace at the throat, and tight through… Read more »

This is the first post in a planned series on aspects of my debut YA novel FAITHFUL. If you haven’t… Read more »