Karen Harper
The Fatal Fashione
The continued popularity of Elizabethan England as a topic of interest and an attractive setting for novels is thoroughly substantiated…
The Fyre Mirror
The seventh offering in Karen Harper’s Elizabeth I series opens with Good Queen Bess escaping London for Nonsuch Palace, where…
The Queene’s Christmas
As Christmas of 1564 approaches, Queen Elizabeth I decides to grant the wishes of her beloved “Kat” (Lady Katherine Ashley),…
The Thorne Maze
I must admit, from the beginning, that although I have Harper’s other Elizabeth I books sitting on my “To Be…
The Queene’s Cure
A young Queen Elizabeth is the sleuth in this medical mystery, fourth in a series. At this time, the causes…
The Twylight Tower
The Twylight Tower is Karen Harper’s third Elizabeth I Mystery, in which she sets out to solve one of the…
The Poyson Garden
“Down wi’ the Boleyns, e’en the royal one!” is the cry of a group dedicated to the destruction of the…
The Tidal Poole: An Elizabeth I Mystery
Queen Elizabeth the First is in vogue these days. First we have two popular movies (Shakespeare in Love and Elizabeth)…
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