Audrey Braver
The Capture of the Earl of Glencrae
In June 1829, Angelica Cynster is attending a ball at Cavendish House when she is suddenly aware that a tall…
Lady Amelia’s Mess and a Half
In this Regency novel, the widowed Lady Amelia Audley returns to London after a two-year absence. She is accompanied by…
Star-crossed Seduction
In 1820 Captain Miles Trevelyan is home on leave from India. His main purpose is to find a bride and…
No Less in Blood
The story begins in 2007 and then flashes back and forth to 1893 and the true beginning of the saga…
Gone West
It is 1926; Daisy Dalrymple, amateur sleuth, has done it again. Wherever Daisy goes, can murder be far behind? The…
Jesus, My Father, the CIA and Me: A Memoir…of Sorts
This memoir rambles a bit, as most memories do, but it begins more or less in the beginning and comes…
The Killer of Pilgrims
This sixteenth chronicle of Matthew Bartholomew takes place at Cambridge University in the winter of 1358. The traditional rivalry between…
Viscount Breckenridge to the Rescue
It is 1829, and Heather Cynster, aged 25 and in her fourth Season, is about to be put on the…
The Devil Himself
It’s 1982. President Reagan is exploring unorthodox methods to counter acts of terrorism. He knows Roosevelt enlisted the services of…
Open Wounds
This is a story of survival. It begins in 1936, when the hero, 7-year old Cid Wymann, an abused, home-schooled…
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