Briarhill to Brooklyn, is a novel, grounded in facts, in which Jack Bodkin tells the story of his Irish Catholic family's 1848 migration from County Galway, Ireland, to Brooklyn, New York, in the era of the Irish Potato Famine. Was it the prospect of starvation, the snows of Black '47, or the fear of typhus that made the Bodkins leave? Or was it the dream of America's freedom and opportunity that drove the family from Galway onto a ship? Their destination...

It is AD 367. The frozen forest beyond Hadrian’s Wall is a foreign land, a place where demons and witches and the old gods live on. Only when the child of a friend is snatched will Lucanus, known as the Wolf and leader of elite unit called the Arcani, venture alone into this treacherous world - a territory ruled over by a barbarian horde - in order to bring the boy back home. What he finds there beyond the wall will echo down the years. A secret...

Simon Scarrow brings to vivid life the astonishing stories of two heroes of European history: Arthur Wesley, destined to become the Duke of Wellington, and Napoleon Bonaparte--the Corsican who made himself Emperor of France. Arthur Wesley was born and bred to be a leader. Denied permission to marry his beloved, he throws himself into serving his country. As a red-coated British officer Arthur is amongst the first heading for battle against the French...

Queenstown, County Cork, Ireland. April 1912. Twelve-year-old Harp Delaney is an unusual child, quiet and intelligent far beyond her years. She would rather spend her days in the library of the grand Georgian house that she sees as her home than playing on the streets with other children. Her mother, Rose, is the reserved and ladylike housekeeper at the Cliff House. She behaves not as a servant should, but as someone who belongs at the ancestral home...