1600-1649

Chronicles the nineteen-year-old Prince of Wales' vengeance against the men who beheaded his father, Charles I, in seventeenth century England.

In the seventeenth-century court of England's King Charles II, three young ladies-in-waiting discover a palace teeming with love, intrigue, and treachery.

Having ended England's Civil War between the Roundheads and the Royalists in 1645, the Overlord of the Holekhor, a race from another world, and his half-English son question the decision to colonize the island and convert their beloved English to a faith characterized by witches and myriad gods.

Having ended England's Civil War between the Roundheads and the Royalists in 1645, the Overlord of the Holekhor, a race from another world, and his half-English son question the decision to colonize the island and convert their beloved English to a faith characterised by witches and myriad gods.

Traces the events leading to the execution of Charles I and briefly discusses the impact of that execution of English history.

Henriette Maria, wife of Charles I-the English king who lost his head, describes the story of her marriage and her husband's downfall.