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Welcome to Angela's stories set in the Dick Turpin universe. To Angela has to be given the credit for creating the character of Glenrae, who was immediately kidnapped by Linda and made a permanent fixture in her universe. The idea of having someone who remembers Dick from his days as a soldier and who can drop the odd loaded hint into his conversations with Swiftnick was just too useful a character to use for just one story. You will find that Angela's universe differs very slightly from Linda's, which is why we have kept our fiction on separate pages, but we both try and build on the bones laid out in the TV series. As always, we are pleased to receive any feedback, so by all means drop us an email if you like what you read.
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| An amnesiac Swiftnick doesn't realise how much danger he's in when he's rescued after a disastrous brush with Spiker and his men
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| Swiftnick is in serious trouble when he is captured, but this time not even Turpin can save him. The question is, can anyone else? | |||
| All Dick wanted was a nice coach to rob. That was before his path crossed that of Cameron and his desperate plight, and Swiftnick decided that Turpin really ought to do something about it! | |||
| The Scarlet Thread | The hunt for a Serial Killer's under way and Swiftnick is his next victim. | ||
| Turpin's Gone A Hunting | You should be careful where you step during Halloween! | ||
| Dick Turpin's Prancer | "I’d rather have goose," Swiftnick said honestly. | ||
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Isn't it Romantic | Bad Weather, an Elopement and a Damsel in Distress were just the beginning. | |
| Lovers' Knot | A cry for help from an old friend of Swiftnick's is bad enough, but a cry for help from a female friend? | ||
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Treacherous Waters | There's trouble at t' Mill, Lad!! | |
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The Rimini
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Turpin doesn't like to be played for a fool, so when a mysterious group tries to use him for their own ends, he decides to play them at their own game. But there are forces abroad on this night that have an agenda of their own, and the power to make Turpin and Swiftnick replay an old and terrible crime.... | ||
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Fox's Folly | An Elizabethan Highwaymans journal sparks a search for a fortune in jewels. | |
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Highwayman's Company |
'The play's the thing wherein lies the
conscience of a highwayman....'
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