Mark Hayden

Welcome to Ireland. Now die. Conrad has a lot on his plate, and recovering from a punctured kidney is only the start... Top of his to-do list is a trip to Cornwall for an interview with Morwenna Mowbray, Vessel and victim of Fae magick. Before he can go, Tom Morton has news on the missing book, the Codex Defanatus. And soon it becomes clear that all roads lead across the Irish Sea, to a country where Conrad has no jurisdiction, no allies, and where his enemies are not one, but two Fae Queens. He knows that it's a long road to Galway, and that when he gets to the end, he'll be alone, but choosing his travelling companions is only the first challenge. Conrad's struggle to wash the stain of the Codex from his family name reaches a climax in the Ninth Book of the King's Watch - Five Leaf Clover. Grab a copy now and find out if Conrad has the Luck of the Irish.

Five Leaf Clover

The fourth instalment of an epic urban fantasy series in the UK. A mixture of realism and minutely observed magickal fantasy, the story is set in Cornwall and mixes action, humour and well-realised characters.

Eight Kings

The continuation of a very British urban fantasy series: Conrad's life gets more and more complicated by the day. Consistently top 100 in the Urban Fantasy charts, this mix of modern life and ancient magick combines humour and adventure. Features gods, strong female characters and roars along at a fast pace.

Tenfold

The seventh instalment of an epic urban fantasy series in the UK. A mixture of realism and minutely observed magickal fantasy, the story is set in Cornwall and mixes action, humour and well-realised characters.

The Seventh Star

The continuation of a very British urban fantasy series: Conrad is searching for a gang of Alchemical Gold dealers. Consistently top 100 in the Urban Fantasy charts, this mix of modern life and ancient magick combines humour and adventure. Features gods, strong female characters and roars along at a fast pace.

Nine of Wands

The fourth instalment of an epic urban fantasy series set in the UK. A mixture of realism and minutely observed fantasy, the story is set in the English Lakes and mixes action, humour and well realised characters.

The Eleventh Hour

Saddle up for the ride of your life... In Cheshire, the great and the good assemble for a Halloween Party. In Manchester, Mages prepare for the Warden Hustings. But on a tree in the Furness Peninsula hangs the body of a man. Someone thinks they have settled a score, but all they've done is start a feud. A storm is brewing in the Lakeland Particular, and Conrad has to stop it turning into All Out War. Fate has dealt him a difficult hand - another new partner, the implacable opposition of the Lakeland Mages and having to shield the members of his non-magickal team. So Conrad does what he does best: grits his teeth and rides into the storm. Find out how he cracks the case and stays alive. Put a copy of Six Furlongs into your saddlebag now.

Six Furlongs

A collection of the first four novellas from the King's Watch series of urban fantasy books: Phantom Stag, Wings over Water, Ring of Troth and French Leave. All originally published as eBooks.

The First Four King's Watch Novellas

Tales from the Watch

The tenth book in Mark Hayden's best-selling King's Watch urban fantasy series.

Four Roads Cross

The continuation of a very British urban fantasy series: our man is on the trail of a Dragon's egg. Consistently top 100 in the Urban Fantasy charts, this mix of modern life and ancient magick combines humour and adventure. Features gods, strong female characters and roars along at a fast pace.

The Twelve Dragons of Albion

Absorbing, character driven British crime novel, set in the mega-wealthy Footballers' Wives belt of Cheshire. DCI Tom Morton is brought in to examine the financial affairs of a murder victim, and when the local police arrest a young footballer, Tom and his DC must work against the clock to find the real killer.

A Serpent in Paradise

Amidst the many books written over the years about the Third Reich and German militaria, one subject has been largely overlooked the subject of German military chaplains in World War II. Combining a large number of period photographs from private collections and photographs of chaplain items in collections around the world, Mark Hayden examines the moral dilemma of being a priest in Hitlers Germany and the duties and obligations of the German military chaplain. He also delves into the vast array of uniforms, insignia and awards of the German and Axis chaplains of World War II.

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