Emily Taylor

In 1951, a 14-year-old English lad named Andrew Williams woke up in a hospital bed in London with a staggering

The gates of Ashford Manor didnt simply open they groaned, as if disturbed after years of slumber.

DAUGHTER-IN-LAW Margaret Davies placed a large platter with roast duck on the nicely set dining table

Life Lessons for Julia James, I need to tell you something, Caroline said nervously, her fingers fidgeting

The night before a wedding usually carries the perfume of flowers, laughter of bridesmaids, and the gentle

When Its Already Too Late Charlotte stood outside the entrance to her new buildingan ordinary red-bricked

Between Truth and Dreams Victoria wrapped herself in a thick tartan blanket, relishing the peace and

A Step Into a New Life Clara stood by the window of her rented flat in London, gazing at the glistening

Husband by Bequest A tall, broad-shouldered woman steps out of the train compartment, her voice ringing

A Grand Entrance for Margaret Pennington “Mary! This is not a stew its an unidentifiable jumble.