Nancy J. Attwell
Cowboy Christmas
Annette Talbot considers herself a coward because she escaped the brutality of Claude Leveques by leaving, unburied, the body of…
Loving a Lost Lord
What happens to aristocratic boys who rebel against the strict mores of the English nobility? In this charming debut to…
Hypersonic Thunder
This is the third book in Boyne’s trilogy about the Shannons, a family of test pilots whose careers span the…
Love’s First Light
In 1789, during the opening weeks of the French Revolution, Christophé St. Laurent’s entire family is guillotined at the behest…
Cast the First Stone
Trinidad (Trini) Bates is a dowser, which means that she uses either a crystal pendulum or a divining rod…
The Red Siren
Twenty-four-year-old Faith Westcott leads a double life: By day, she is the obedient daughter of Rear Admiral Westcott in…
Havah: The Story of Eve
A whisper in my ear. Wake! Much has been written about Eve (called Havah in this novel), the seductress who…
Dragonflies
Editors' choice
The ancient Greeks were masters of the written word. From Homer, to Euripides, to Thucydides, their stories of human pathos…
Unbridled Dreams
In 1886, thanks to a successful banking business, the Friedrichs are social leaders in South Platte, Nebraska. Eighteen-year-old Irma is…
An Unexpected Love
This second book in The Broadmoor Legacy continues the story of cousins Sophie, Fanny, and Amanda Broadmoor, three heiresses who,…
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