{London 1800} Affluent factory owner William Blake owes his life to God. After five years of loneliness he finally is happily wed to Katherine Ayim, his former slave. and that's when the gun is fired. When imprisoned for a crime he didn't commit, William Blake wonders if he was ever free at all...

{London 1795} Katherine Ayim is resold illegally after running away from her master. Her new owner is known for his benevolent nature and approachable character. But, the middle class business man is overly protective of his investment. How good can a man be if he buys a slave? Or will be able to let go of the girl with the sunset eyes?

Mistress Jacqueline DeWhite is married off to Lord Dominic DeFleur. She is not told anything and is expected to obey her husband without question. It starts negatively as most religious marriages do, and his cold demeanour and sexist views strain their relationship. The swordsman and personal favourite, of King Francis the First, Dominic has a lifestyle both lavish but lonely and as both as stubborn as they are can they become the couple they both wished they were? Rough Draft. Feedback is appreciated. Will edit Summer 2016.

World War Two is reaching its peak. Two men turn into two soldiers on opposite sides of the war front. Nikolai Vasiliev was forced to fight for his mother country, the Soviet Union. Gunther Dietrich was counting down the days until he was eligible to fight for the Fatherland. Told from two very different perspectives, this story explores what it means for a man to be a soldier, and what it means for a soldier to be a man.