Gypsy Sixpence

Romulus Brook is a man caught between two worlds—the rigid hierarchy of the British military and the wild freedom of his Gypsy heritage. Serving as a lieutenant in the Tatta Lancers in mid-nineteenth century India, he endures the stigma of his birth for the sake of the woman he loves. But when a ruthless conspiracy within his own family strips him of his rank and sells him into brutal captivity, he is presumed dead by the society that scorned him.

Marked for death in the lawless borderlands, he survives by his wits and transforms into a figure of legend known only as "The Fox." From the slave markets of the East to the ivory trails of Africa, he claws his way back to power with a singular purpose. Years later, he returns to the scene of his betrayal, armed with wealth and a new identity, ready to destroy the brother who stole his birthright. Now he must decide if the price of vengeance is worth the cost of his soul or if the love he left behind can still be salvaged.