The Sea Change Stories
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Newly home from the wars, Armus Grey has no interest in finding a bride. But his father has other ideas. The family has been invited to a harvest festival at the seaside home of Thomas' old friend. There will be games, stories, feasting, and chances for romance. There will also be John Mullens, up to his usual treachery, with a new and attractive ally.
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- Part 1 of The Sea Change Stories
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A report of a dragon stealing livestock in one of his villages gives Thomas Grey an excuse to send his all his children on a quest, while he remains home to spend quality time with his lady love. Meanwhile Armus frets over the lack of messages from his own lady, and his siblings just want to have an adventure.
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- Part 2 of The Sea Change Stories
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So he said, "Can't you write anything that's short?" and I said, "Of course I can write something short," and here it is.
A mini-fic interlude in that follows "Sea Change".
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- Part 3 of The Sea Change Stories
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A continuation of the "Sea Change" stories. Armus Grey became betrothed to Margaret Devlin, the youngest daughter of his father's oldest friend, last summer, but they could not be married until her uncle, a bishop, returned from the Holy Land -- and then, not until after Easter. But now Easter is over and Lady Margaret, her family, and her uncle the bishop arrive at Covington Cross for the long-awaited wedding. Everything is planned. It should all be very simple. Right? Right?
General audiences until the last chapter, where things get quite steamy. Newlyweds, what can you do?
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- Part 4 of The Sea Change Stories
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Ah, Christmas. The yule log glowing brightly on the hearth. The table laden with a feast provided by the shared efforts of the Grey children. Sir Thomas cheerfully delivering gifts from the bountiful harvest to his subjects and neighbors. Peace and goodwill all around. A beautifully traditional Christmas.
This is Covington Cross, where it doesn’t quite happen that way.
Also there are badgers. And crabs.
“Christmas dinner. Dinner means death. Death means carnage. Christmas means carnage. Christmas means carnage!"
Ferdinand the Duck, 'Babe'Series
- Part 5 of The Sea Change Stories