Spirit of Defiance    by Wallis Peel
Price: $7.99 USD. 62430 words. Published by Amolibros  on July 21, 2010. .
It is the first century, and the Romans seek total control of Britain. Jodocca, British tribal warrior and female champion, meets a high-ranking Roman officer Marcus Gaius on a trading trip. She is attracted to him even though he is the invading enemy. He falls heavily for her but learns nothing about her because she is suspicious of all Romans. This is a relationship with no future…

Pride of Mercia    by Wallis Peel
Price: $7.99 USD. 60230 words. Published by Amolibros  on July 24, 2010. .
A tale set in the seventh century with family and political infighting at its core. When King Penda dies after losing the battle to King Oswiu of Northumbria, the Mercians are devastated to realise they will be subjugated and have to pay tribute to their hated enemies. Elfrida and Alicia are the two women of this tale: Elfrida, feisty and courageous, Alicia, shrewish and devious.

Law of the Wild    by H M Peel
Price: $4.99 USD. 43980 words. Published by Amolibros  on November 29, 2010. .
Follow the life of a dog fox during the last part of his life. The description of English countryside and the behaviour of the animals who inhabit it, are the result of the careful observation and close attention by the author Hazel Peel, who has already written successfully for children about animals and the countryside. These books include Pilot the Hunter and Untamed.

Birth of the English    by Wallis Peel
Price: $7.99 USD. 60890 words. Published by Amolibros  on September 8, 2011. .
A fast-paced tale with a firm basis in historical fact, Birth of the English is the story of Aethelstan (c895–939), the Saxon king and illegitimate son of Edward the Elder.

Glorious Gloucestershire    by Wallis Peel
Price: $6.99 USD. 84930 words. Published by Amolibros  on October 11, 2011. .
As far from dry-as-dust history as it is possible to achieve—a rollicking romp through the history of the most fascinating county of Gloucestershire. Wallis Peel’s account is of a thriving place, where she delves into a rich and varied past of interest to both visitors and inhabitants.