The memoirs of a daughter of a prominent New Mexican family describe daily life, religion, politics, and the clash between traditions of Old Spain and modern cultures during the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries.

The 13th Century has been described as one of the most violent, treacherous, and disruptive era’s in history. The brutal Crusades, disease and political intrigue all played their parts. . . Jancis watched the men of the castle start on their heroic adventure to the Crusades, only to be shunned and ignored by the man she was committed to by marriage. Though this lay heavily on her heart, it was not as onerous as the responsibilities of the castle and all the people who lived there. As Jancis’ family is torn apart by death and starvation she struggles to find the strength to take her next step, ultimately finding her true love and the very reason to survive. The 13th Century is the story of the foundation of the property where Fettigrew Hall stands. Fettigrew Hall - The Biography of a House is the first book in the series, which discusses the mysteries of a 600 year old house in England, full of mystery, romance and haunted history.

Nineteen Eighty Three's three intertwining storylines see the Quartet's central themes of corruption and the perversion of justice come to a head as BJ, the rent boy from Nineteen Seventy Four, the lawyer Big John Piggott - who's as near as you get to a hero in Peace's world - and Maurice Jobson, the senior cop whose career of corruption and brutality has set all this in motion, find themselves on a collision course that can only end in a terrible vengeance. Nineteen Eighty Three is an epic tale which concluded an extraordinary body of work confirming Peace as the most innovative and remarkable new British crime writer to have emerged for years.