Published Works
- We Speak No Treason (1971), awarded The Silver Quill and the Author's Club First Novel Award.
- The King's Grey Mare (1972)
- Crispen's Day (1978)
- Crown In Candlelight (1978)
- The Courts of Illusion (1983)
- The Mists of Melusine (Daw Books) 1996.
- The Mammoth Book of Historical Erotica (1999) Three short stories.
- Ai No Corrida published in Eros In Hell (Creation Books 1998).
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