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The Last Telegram
Editors' choice
In England in 1938, 18-year-old Lily Verner has exciting plans to travel to Switzerland. Then, upon returning home from Vienna,…
The Firebird
When art gallery assistant Nicola Marter takes hold of a small, carved bird, known only as the Firebird, she can…
Pride and Pyramids
Fifteen years after the events of Pride and Prejudice, Elizabeth and Darcy receive a visit from Darcy’s cousin, Edward Fitzwilliam,…
The Ruins of Lace
If you’ve ever admired handmade lace and wondered how it was made, you’ll be intrigued by this book. In 17th-century…
A Gentleman Says “I Do”
In this Regency-era romance, Catalina Crisp’s father, Sir Phillip Crisp, is a dissolute poet known for his drunken affairs and…
Her Highness, The Traitor
This is not the story of the nine-day Queen, Lady Jane Grey, but of her family, her husband Guildford Dudley’s…
The Needle in the Blood
The Norman Conquest of England was one of the pivotal events of the Middle Ages. In 1066, William the Conqueror…
A Light on the Veranda
Daphne Duvallon must choose whether to play harp at her brother’s wedding in Natchez, Tennessee, or in her chamber ensemble’s…
Guinevere, the Legend in Autumn: Book Three of the Guinevere Trilogy
Persia Woolley’s final book of the Guinevere Trilogy, The Legend in Autumn, first appeared in 1993 and is being reprinted.…
Midnight on Julia Street
Ciji Ware’s Midnight on Julia Street is a spellbinding story that promises relevance for today as it uncovers the truth…
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