'A majestic Victorian tale... Wealthy lawyer Esmond, discarded illegitimate son of a peer, has pi...
First published in 1976, Until the Colours Fade was Tim Jeal's fourth novel, set in 1852 in a Lan...
Derek Cushing - thirtyish, balding, unassuming archivist researcher into European expansion in Ea...
Ten years after Dinah deserted Harry to marry a friend of his, Harry still loves her obsessively,...
For Love or Money was Tim Jeal's first novel, accepted for publication in 1966 while he was still...
Henry Morton Stanley was a cruel imperialist - a bad man of Africa. Or so we think: but as Tim Je...
In The Missionary's Wife (1996) - his return to historical fiction - Tim Jeal expertly evoked Afr...
Between 1856 and 1876, five explorers, all British, took on the seemingly impossible task of disc...
'Exquisitely written and wonderfully readable - There are tears, laughter and filial tenderness o...
Tim Jeal's sixth novel, first published in 1983, recreates the frenetic Britain of the 1960s and ...
It is 1941. Only child Leo invites schoolfriend Justin to stay the summer on the western tip of C...