Nanette Donohue
American Ghost
Hendrix, Florida, is a poverty-stricken town haunted by a 1930s lynching of a young man and his family. Jolie Hoyt…
Daughter of Fortune
After the death of her parents, Maria Espinosa flees Mexico City with a supply caravan headed for the Spanish colony…
The King’s Mistresses: The Liberated Lives of Marie Mancini, Princess Colonna, and Her Sister Hortense, Duchess Mazarin
The Mancini sisters were the crème de la crème of 17th-century French society. Born and raised in Rome, they found…
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…
The House I Loved
Paris is in a state of turmoil during the 1860s, but not because of war or famine – because of…
Isabel’s Wedding
The three Fratton children have experienced a number of setbacks in their young lives, and what should be a spot…
When a Scot Loves a Lady
The Falcon Club – a top-secret spy ring using an exclusive gentleman’s club as a front in 1816 London –…
More Than You Know
Eliza Clark expects more from her life than marriage and parenthood. In the early 1960s, careers are opening up for…
The Laurels of Lake Constance
Nazi sympathizers – especially Nazi sympathizers in war-torn France – are atypical protagonists in historical novels. Albert B. is a…
Harvest of War
Leonora “Leo” Malham Brown has been through a lot in her young life. Eager for adventure, she joined the First…
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