The HENRY V stories previously available on our website can now be found at IN DEAR ALLIANCE, which is your central resource for all things Henry/Montjoy.
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Set after the episode 'Ride the Savage Land'. Rescuing two kidnapped children from the Apache starts off a sequence of events that Buck Cannon and Manolito Montoya both - in different ways - find difficult to deal with.
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A hostage situation and the murder of a gay bookseller bring revelations which cause Morse and Lewis to examine their working relationship - and their personal one.
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Major Sinclair Yeates begins to understand that the attraction he feels towards his mercurial landlord, Flurry Knox, is returned - leading to declarations that put at risk two very promising intended marriages.
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James Bond and Alec Trevelyan may seem like complete opposites but they're ideally suited to one another, and they both enjoy playing dangerous games of sex and violence – until suddenly it turns out that one of them is playing for keeps.
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The bunglings of an agency valet drive Bertie to flee to Jeeves' side - to continue a love affair that began over a typical domestic disaster...
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Hurt and betrayed by someone he believed was a friend, Bobby Crocker is at his lowest ebb when his boss, Lieutenant Theo Kojak, unexpectedly shows up at his door.
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Paris, Summer 1832: Jean Valjean is languishing close to death when the intervention of the supernatural brings to his side the one man with whom he has longed to make his peace. Javert's life, too, is in ruins; dragged back from the brink of suicide he is now faced with living in a world which seems increasingly to revolve around his feelings for his former enemy, and that knowledge terrifies even him.
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Written in response to AS LUCIFER FELL, this takes the story of the unconventional household in the Rue Plumet forward to their first ever Christmas as a family.
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After the second movie, J and K both have a lot of emotional baggage to sort through - and the future of their partnership is at stake. Two views of the same events. ECLIPSE is an authorised companion piece to BLIPS.
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An Argentinian visitor to London is found murdered, reminding detective Hercule Poirot and his assistant Captain Arthur Hastings that although life is short there is no reason that it must always be lonely.
A very talented artist, Zuzana Martinkova, has produced some beautiful artwork in response to this story; you can see it here. (360 x 511, 105kb) Also, don’t forget to check out her page on DeviantArt.
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