Historical m/m romance
Dulce et Decorum Est (novella)
The First World War cast a long shadow, and in the winter of 1920 it's still at its darkest. When solicitor's clerk George Johnson moves into new digs, he's instantly attracted to friendly fellow lodger Matthew Connaught, who lost an arm in the Great War. As the two become inseparable, George begins to wonder whether it's just friendship that Matthew feels for him, or something more. And if it's something more... can George risk a revelation of his shameful past?
Available in multi-format ebook and on Kindle.
"Merrow writes the stiff upper lip and youthful breeziness of English young men very well. They don’t slip into stereotype either, nor wallow in too much angst or emotion, and in this it is nicely balanced...Highly recommended." - Speak its Name
"their relationship [is] warm and comforting, growing in such a realistic manner it was easy to become engaged with both men. Matthew’s chatterbox tendency is a wonderful foil for George’s reticence" - Book Utopia
"a thought-provoking look into historical England" - Fallen Angel Reviews
Pleasures with Rough Strife
One chilly night just before Christmas in 1922, eighteen-year-old poacher Danny Costessey comes to regret his impulse to climb a tree to fetch some mistletoe for his mother when he falls, breaking his leg. However, when he is taken to the manor house, the reclusive owner, Philip Luccombe, takes an interest in Danny rather than condemning him for his actions, and it surprises them both when that interest turns into something more. Available in ebook.
(Read an excerpt)
"It was great watching Phillip come out of his shell and open up to Danny. I’d love to see a sequel" - Jeff on JeffAndWill.com (Read full review)
(Read an excerpt)
"It was great watching Phillip come out of his shell and open up to Danny. I’d love to see a sequel" - Jeff on JeffAndWill.com (Read full review)
The Green Man
In 1920s England, class distinctions still hold sway, and the old pagan traditions are far from forgotten. Can shy young Arthur, stranded in a country village, come to terms with his attraction to the handsome mechanic fixing his car? And are the May Day celebrations more than just a simple country fete?
Available in ebook.
Daylily (free read)
A seasonal story set in 1926. John is staying with his wealthy college friend Lawrence for the Christmas holidays--and desperately trying to hide his feelings for him. He's beginning to think it might have been a bad idea...
Written for the 2011 Speak its Name advent calendar.
Read it here.
