At it again

We have arranged another 'Meet the Authors' session, this time at Morrisons Sidcup on Tuesday 14th May 2019, from 10.30 am to 5 pm. Come and meet us, and find out how we work together and do our research, and take the opportunity to have your books signed by us both.

Revenge: Blood Runs Deep is a fast moving and intriguing story, full of twists and turns - whether you are into history or not we know you won't be disappointed.

We hope to see you there - you will find us somewhere near the cafe.

Illistration By kind permission of the artist Simon Edwards

London Bridge history-Con't

1096-1209 AD-trials suffered

The bridge was struck by a tornado type storm in 1096 and this was followed by floods destroying the wooden bridge. The replacement was unfortunately demolished by a ferocious fire in 1130. By 1209 a mainly stone bridge was designed by Peter of Colechurch and construction was started a few yards west of the very last wooden one.

The new bridge was eventually finished by King Henry II. It had 19 narrow archways which caused a great deal of turbulence making it dangerous for boats to pass through them, therefore you had to disembark at Southwark by the bridge and catch another boat/ship on the other side. London Bridge was still the only bridge on the whole of the Thames.

To be cont