Book 1 - Complete Book 2 - Discontinued. If anyone in Birmingham had asked Polly Gray when the ice around Thomas Shelby's heart had started to melt, she'd say it was the day Maude Felton came to town, looking for her brothers. She'd tell them he became a human being once again, the second his eyes landed on the dark-haired girl. He smiled, and he laughed, he was kind and sweet. By no means had he become a kind human being. He was still cold, he still swore out everyone around him, cut and shot men without batting an eye. No, Thomas Shelby had not simply become a kind human being. But he was kind...to her. He treated Maude Felton with such softness, kindness, and gentleness, that Polly Gray had never seen before. He looked at the blue-eyed girl like she hung the moon and stars. And she looked at him the same way, because she knew, all she had to do was ask, and Tommy would. There was no limit to what he'd do for her. She has single-handedly fixed his heart, and he'd forever be thankful for that. She loved and cherished Tommy despite the things he did, and for that, he'd keep her in his heart forever. He'd protect her like his life depended on it. Because his life did depend on Maude. Because without Maude Felton, there'd be no Thomas Shelby.

The only person feared more than the Peaky Blinders is Iviana Thorne - Tommy Shelby left for France hopeful and in love, he returned empty only to find his love was gone. Their reunion proves how much the war changed them both but can they find a way to fall in love all over again? - Tommy Shelby x OC Written Nov '18 - Dec '20 Edited Feb '21

Lily Adler was a girl with looking for answers. Stumbling into Small Heath to find the one woman that could help her she meets a Thomas Shelby. Will she uncover the truth about her childhood, Will the people that ripped her from her childhood bed get their comeuppance? This is a slow burn story that will be full of intense moments! Enjoy.

He loved her in his own twisted way. In which Tommy falls for a young woman with a dark past.

Celia Thorne - Freddie Thorne's half sister, was a woman who came from a mother with gentle hands and a great fortune to leave her daughter in the event of her passing. Celia Thorne was a woman of business - something was rare in 1919, especially in Small Heath. She held a cold exterior that perfectly resembled the exterior of the secret lover. . . Thomas Shelby. Their secret affair would begin just a year before the war would break out - where the pair would find themselves apart, feeling as though they were living in two separate worlds. She would wait for him just like he asked her to and they would continue their secret love affair. . .

"Don't take advantage of Tommy's composure, if you so much lay a finger on her, he'll burn this place to the fucking ground." In which Thomas Shelby has one weakness,and one weakness only. Charlotte Windsor.

Amelia Crostwell is usually a woman that knows what she wants until her path is crossed by Thomas Shelby. A man that holds all his cards close to his chest, is she prepared to give in to him? Or will he give into her? Book cover by me Book 2 is now available on my page!

The sister of Freddie Thorne and the best friend of John Shelby attracts the attention of the leader of the Peaky Blinders. Will he be able to protect her from the violence and crime he brings along with him? Or will she fall victim to his affiliations?

{A Completed Peaky Blinders fiction} Shelby Company Limited. The irony was lost on many, for who was the greatest contributor to the company if not Harlow Winters herself? Winters, not Shelby. The war warped all logic and left Small Heath bereft of their Shelby clan for years. Upon their return, could Harlow possibly give it all up, or would she forever find herself intertwined with one of the largest empires Britain had ever seen? // 'You aren't even a fuc*ing Shelby.' || 'And yet we both know if I wanted it that bad, this company would have been mine from the get-go.' \\

"There wasn't a single second that passed that I wasn't thinking about you." [mature themes throughout]