A Sporting Chance In Rome
The Romans loved their sport and would as much at home attending the Superbowl, the Melbourne Cup and the FA Cup final as any sports fanatic today.
The Romans loved their sport and would as much at home attending the Superbowl, the Melbourne Cup and the FA Cup final as any sports fanatic today.
Dark Heart, my Roman-era romantic suspense, has been picked up by Dragonblade Publishing.
Novels have always been dangerous creatures.
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Alison Stuart brings as much political and social tension into her stories as she does sweeping romance.
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