Rebecca Cochran
A Home in Drayton Valley
In 1880 New York City, Tarsie Raines daydreams with her sick friend, Mary Brubacher, about moving somewhere with fresh air…
A Change of Fortune
In this charming romance with Christian undertones, Lady Eliza Sumner comes to New York City in 1880, undercover as a…
A Friendly Game of Murder: An Algonquin Round Table Mystery
Wisecracking Dorothy Parker is at it again, solving a mystery with her famous round table friends during the Roaring Twenties.…
Miss Dimple Rallies to the Cause
The stalwart Miss Dimple Kilpatrick is back again in this second charming mystery series. This time it’s 1943, and the…
All Things New
Editors' choice
All Things New is a captivating novel about Reconstruction in the South. The story focuses on three women: Josephine Weatherly,…
Checkmate, My Lord
In 1804, after the death of her husband, Catherine Ashcroft tries to lead a quiet English life in the country…
An Heiress at Heart
In 1846, siblings Lizzie and Tom Poole journey to New South Wales, fleeing scandal in England. There, they meet and…
Band of Sisters
I started Band of Sisters with preconceived notions that it would be a typical Christian romance but was soon surprised…
Love in Disguise
Carol Cox has once again crafted a delightful story with elements of adventure, romance, and humor. In Chicago, 1881, Ellie…
Murder on Fifth Avenue
Sarah Brandt and Detective Sergeant Frank Malloy return once more in Thompson’s fourteenth Gaslight Mystery novel set in 1890s New…
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