Hello, there. I’m Roger Butters. Thanks for visiting my Website. I hope that having got this far, you might be interested in having a look at one or two of my books. If having seen the blurbs and extracts from a few of them you feel like buying, so much the better. If not, there’s no harm done.
Random Tyranny
Just published on Amazon, both in e-book and Paperback. >More.
Jerusalem By Moonlight
Just published on Amazon, both in e-book and Paperback. >More.
About the Books:
Several other books have been published and will soon be appearing on Amazon in a second edition. They include:
The Miss Bell Murder Mysteries:
Agnes Bell, of Handforth in Yorkshire, is a quiet and shy Victorian governess grieving over the recent death of the young man she had loved. Fate brings her into contact with a murder, and rather to her own surprise she succeeds in assisting the police to bring the culprit to account. Thereafter she discovers that she has a talent for detection. Meanwhile she meets another young man, as relaxed and humorous as she is serious and devout. Their developing relationship enables them both to grow as people, as she develops a sense of humour and he learns to reflect upon the more serious things in life.
Any resemblance between the heroine and Anne Brontë is entirely intentional.
The Richard Karelius Adventures:
Stories of the Napoleonic War, from the time of Austerlitz (1805) to that of Waterloo (1815). The hero, Richard Karelius, is an Anglo-Prussian soldier and diplomat enaged in espionage. His adversary, Jacques Thiercelin, is a spy-catcher with Napoleon’s Imperial Police. These two men, both admirable, but cast on opposite sides by accident of birth, frequently cross swords with one another throughout the war.
Karelius’s emotional life is almost as complex as the political and military issues he encounters. At different times three women are important in his life. Two of the affairs end tragically. But the third?
For more detail, and free sample pages of those books published, see Books Page.