• Last Train to Calais
    The debt was two hundred pounds. Frank didn't owe it on purpose. Some bastard had written his name in Mickey's ledger under a transaction Frank had never seen, and when Mickey's boys came to collect, they came to Frank's door in Commercial Street and told him to pay or bleed. Frank paid with three things: fifty pounds he'd saved from smuggling runs, ten pounds from selling his father's watch,...
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  • The Golden Crossing
    The Golden Crossing By Eleanor Ashworth The fog crept over the Channel like a living thing, swallowing the white cliffs whole. Inside the lighthouse tower, Lady Eleanor Vane stood at the observation window, her breath fogging the cold glass, and watched the English coast dissolve into nothing. Three weeks. It had been three weeks since she last saw land that wasn't an island of stone and...
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