Life, love and conflict in the hill country around 1200BC

“Kephrath” is a small town in the hill country of Canaan. It is the setting for various novels and short stories, all set around 1200BC and the years shortly after. So far, there are three full length novels, two short stories, and various pieces of additional material.

These people, their home, and the rather unsettled times they lived, in are a constant source of fascination for me, which I have explored both in fiction and in academic research.

Extracts from a recent review:
Historical Novel Society
Wide in scope and rich in detail and plot, this is an accomplished illustration of this era in the region: complex, informative, enjoyable and skilfully put together.
Amazon.co.uk review

Quick wits and loyalty confront high-tech crime in space

The start of a series of books set in the solar system in the reasonably near future. Small independent colonies are scattered across various planets and moons, separated by minutes or hours of signal lag, and weeks of travel by spaceship. Follow Mitnash Thakur and his virtual partner Slate as they investigate fraud among these scattered habitats, and then jump a little further into the future to find out what’s happening out at the edge of our solar system.

Who is the Lady?

A tour through parts of Britain’s prehistoric land… this is a retelling – and metamorphosis – of Tennyson’s Lady of Shalott.

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