Murphy's law

by Rhys Bowen

That mouth of yours will be getting you into big trouble on day."

Grandma's Bill

by Martin Waddell

Evan help us

by Rhys Bowen

Evan only knows

by Rhys Bowen

The Land Rover pulled up abruptly at the side of the narrow road.

In like Flynn

by Rhys Bowen

Spring? Was there any spring this year? the man in the jaunty brown derby asked.

Oh Danny Boy

by Rhys Bowen

There was that maniacal laughter again.

Jean Rhys

by Sylvie Maurel

Changing English

by David Graddol, Dick Leith

Death of Riley

by Rhys Bowen

"You want me to do what?"

For the love of Mike

by Rhys Bowen

Actually I had been guessing at the time.

In Dublin's Fair City

by Rhys Bowen

Be careful what you wish for.

After leaving Mr. Mackenzie / Jean Rhys

by Jean Rhys

AFTER SHE had parted from Mr Mackenzie, Julia Martin went to live in a cheap hotel on the Quai des Grands Augustins.

The Rhys woman

by Paula Le Gallez

Tell Me, Pretty Maiden

by Rhys Bowen

Evanly choirs

by Rhys Bowen

Evans to Betsy

by Rhys Bowen

"Llanfair." The driver read out the battered sign beside the road.

Evan and Elle

by Rhys Bowen

THE REVEREND TOMOS PARRY DAVIES, minister of Chapel Bethel in the village of Llanfair, sang loudly to himself as he drov...

Jean Rhys

by Coral Ann Howells

Evan can wait

by Rhys Bowen

"Is this it?" Grantley Smith roused himself from the backseat and peered between the two occupants of the front seats as...

Evans above

by Rhys Bowen