She wants to take off his head. He wants to win her heart.
Hugh Cullane is only delivering a simple message of betrothal to four-year-old Queen Mary
of Scotland, but the queen’s guardian orders his severed head sent back to England in a jar.
Katherine Payne can show no mercy to the handsome messenger, despite the way his stolen kiss
unsettles her sense of duty. Trapped between the English and Scottish armies, Katherine, Mary,
and Hugh are chased by men determined to murder the young queen.
The king’s law, a thief’s revenge, a love that risks it all
During the reign of James V, and a gang, led by a man with a red stain on his face, threatens
all that Robin holds dear. But Robin will not let him take his home, his family, or the woman he
loves.
Suannoch will always carry half of the shilling she and Robin split when they pledged their
devotion. When Robin is sentenced to hang, she vows to rescue him because where they have
chosen, steadfast will they be.
Tippecanoe to Tipp City – The First 100 Years tells the story of the growth of a small town along Lock #15 of the Miami and Erie Canal in the early 1800s. With 200 antique photographs and captions/stories, the birth of what is now Tipp City, Ohio comes to life. On the cover is the Tippecanoe volunteer fire department in their new uniforms with their new ladders, hoses, and nickel trumpets for signaling each other during a fire.
Legendary Locals of Tippecanoe to Tipp City is dedicated to all the people who were so busy living their lives that they didn’t know they were living history. With over 200 photographs and stories, from the first owner of the land, Robert Evans, to the town founder, John Clark, to the modern day, here is a glimpse into the lives of the people who gave their time, talent, and love to Tippecanoe and Tipp City.
Autographed copies available locally at Tipp-Monroe Community Services – 3 E. Main Street, Tipp City 937.667.8631 and www.tmcomservices.org or from the Tippecanoe Monroe Historical Society - 20 N 3rd St Tipp City - (937) 667-4092 and at www.tippecanoehistoricalsociety.org.
The Twelve Seats at the Table – co-written with Marilee Lake. A dramatization of the
disciples at the Last Supper - The setting, inspired by Leonardo da Vinci's painting "The Last
Supper," is the upper room during the last Passover meal celebrated by Jesus and His
disciples before the crucifixion.
Published by Eldridge Publishing at www.95Church.com. Has been produced at various
locations across the country since 1997. YouTube available at www.Youtube.com – search under The Twelve Seats at the Table –
posted by Greg Taylor (There are several videos of other productions as well.)