Indie shelf

A modern woman is torn through time into the seventeenth century and into the life of a man haunted by his own past. First in a long-running indie time-slip series.

In the 1790s West Country, a Bow Street Runner investigates murder against the upheaval of enclosure and rural unrest. First in an indie historical mystery series.

England 1811. Thomas Crabbe has just entered the ailing George III's navy as a young cadet. After a running battle with an American privateer ship, an injury confines him to the galley as the ship's cook. While there he befriends an indentured African and the ship's cat. Their ship is captured and the three friends…

In colonial Brazil, a mixed-race sculptor’s apprentice is pulled into intrigue around sacred art, power, and freedom. Indie HF spotlighting a less-told setting.

What if a remnant of Rome had survived into the modern age? A young New Yorker is pulled into Roma Nova’s intrigue and danger. Flagship of an indie alternate-history series.

Historians at St Mary’s travel through time to document the past — and discover that history fights back. The series began as a self-published hit before finding a wide audience.

In twelfth-century Provence, a gifted young woman navigates troubadour courts, politics, and peril after fleeing her past. First in an indie medieval series rich with song and setting.

Scotland, 1884. When artist Magdalena McLeod returns to her ancestral home on the Isle of Skye following her mother's death, she expects to confront grief and the responsibilities of a mysterious inheritance. Instead, she discovers that Lochier Manor holds secrets her family has guarded for generations. An enigmati…

Lucy St.John, based on the author’s ancestor, becomes mistress of the Tower of London under the early Stuarts — a life of privilege, danger, and divided loyalties.

In 1970s Florida, a family’s quiet life is upended when a homeless man becomes entangled in a tragedy that forces buried truths into the open. A beloved indie debut.

Æthelflæd, Lady of the Mercians — daughter of Alfred the Great — fights to hold a kingdom in the Viking age. Carefully researched indie biographical fiction.

After the English Civil War, a Royalist smuggler and a Parliamentarian’s widow are drawn together by danger, duty, and an impossible attraction. Award-winning indie historical romance.