Lucienne Boyce – I live in Bristol and I write historical fiction and non-fiction. In 2006 I completed an MA in English Literature with the Open University, specialising in eighteenth century literature.

Whilst Europe was engaged in the First World War, over 1,000 women from across Europe and America made the dangerous trip to The Hague with the aim of stopping the conflict. View the story of the British section of WILPF in our online exhibition: https://t.co/HWxM7yQD53

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@MADEUP_group I bet you'll love these, Cassandra!
"Park Life" by @KatharineDS
"Shadow over Avalon" by @darkspires
"The Fatal Coin" by @LucienneWrite
"The Locksmith" by @joullah

Each one different, each one superb.

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Jem Belcher (1781-1811) proved himself to be one of the most courageous fighters of the Regency period. However, he was also the most fashionable establishing clothing trends such as, The Belcher neckerchief. #gloriousGeorgians #dandy #historicaltailor #boxinghistory #georgian

The Butcher’s Block: A Dan Foster Mystery

The Butcher’s Block: A Dan Foster Mystery

The Fatal Coin: A Dan Foster Mystery

The Fatal Coin: A Dan Foster Mystery

Bloodie Bones: A Dan Foster Mystery

Bloodie Bones: A Dan Foster Mystery

The Bristol Suffragettes

The Bristol Suffragettes

To The Fair Land

To The Fair Land