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Great Bedwyn The Forest of Savernake Wiltshire 1212Mabel Wetherspring is a shapeshifter With three turns of her body to withershynnes - against the direction of the sun - she changes into any animal she wishes.A monster has been seen flying over Bedwyn; breathing fire, scattering cattle, and worrying sheep - someone must come to deal with the pest!But it's not a monster, just Mabel Wetherspring having a bit of shapeshifting fun. The villagers know absolutely nothing about her ability to become any animal she wishes - and that's the way she'd like to keep it!Sir Gabriel Warrener is deputed to find the beast and slay it. Should Mabel tell Gabriel that she was the flying monster or should she search for the monster with him in order to keep her beau in Bedwyn?They don't find the flying beast, but they do find a dead body and it's certainly not a victim of the fire breathing monster. All thought of the search banished from their minds, Mabel and Gabriel set off to discover the truth about the dead woman and her strange family.Another Wetherspring and Warrener adventure leads us into a world of fantastic beasts and an even more deadly monster walking on two legs, preying on the young children of Savernake Forest!

It is 1208. An icy landscape. A missing peasant. And a baby. Aumary Belvoir is about to become a father again but sadly this joyous time is marred by the disappearance of one of his cowmen, Borden Lea, who has not come home from his work in Savernake Forest. Has he absconded? Is he lying injured in the snow or is there a more sinister reason for his disappearance? A short while later, the small settlement of Braydon Oak is rocked when a cowman's wife is brutally murdered in broad daylight. Is it anything to do with the evil looking black bearded man seen in the forest by one of the forest women or is one of Bordern's cowherd companions guilty? Then a second woman is murdered in the same way. Why is this small group of forest folk being targeted? Aumary Belvoir, Constable of the county and Warden of the Forest of Savernake must travel the forest in dreadful winter weather, sifting all the available information, much of which he feels is being withheld from him. Why will people not tell him the truth? Even the usually friendly priest of Cadley is reticent. Aumary draws close to an answer but this leads him into deadly peril. An unlikely enemy has him in their sights. Have you ever wondered what might be the story behind some of our most beloved ancient folk songs? This, the thirteenth in the series, offers an interpretation of one such; the eerie thirteenth century song, Wynter Wakeneth. (Winter Awakes.)

In a tale packed with folklore and Medieval tradition, Bennet and Christa, battle with evil forces in the town which threaten to tear them apart guided only by the deceased astrologer's advice and warnings in a little black book.

Rosalie Jourdemayne could not be more happy. Her abusive husband ofthirteen years is dead at last.Even though she is still a young woman, she is determined to make a vow of celibacy to protect her new found freedom as a widow and her wealth as owner of Forceleap Farm, on the Marlborough Downs in Wiltshire. She sets out to learn what she can about caring for the beautiful Long Horned cattle for which her farm is famous.Her agricultural neighbours and some men of the town have other ideas and Rosalie soon realises she will have to be utterly steadfast if she is to achieve her wish to make that vow. Beset on all sides by avaricious and obstructive men, she realises she is merely a woman in a totally man's world.Can she fight off the attention of the men wishing to marry her or will she succumb to the romantic persuasions of the most handsome of them?Will she end up giving in, 'for her own good'?Only one man is truly sincere and faithful in his affections. WillRosalie realise this before it's too late or will she give up her one true chance of happiness forever?