18th Century
A Widow’s Guide to Scandal (The Sons of Neptune Book 1)
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Henrietta Caldwell, née Smith, is the widow of an unmourned, abusive husband. Her concern, even as revolution swirls near New York City ...Read Review
A Home on Wilder Shores
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The story opens in the mid-Atlantic in 1751 on a ship of immigrants to the American colonies. Ardath and Gwyn Rhys’s mother disappeared ...Read Review
A Maid’s Ruin
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Margate, 1786. Molly Goodchild dreams of a better life than rising early to milk her uncle’s cows. She is admired by the steadfast ...Read Review
Cane Warriors
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Jamaica, 1760. Fourteen-year-old Moa Umbassa is a field slave on a sugar plantation, overworked, underfed, and brutalized at the whim of cruel overseers and ...Read Review
The Widow’s Scandalous Affair (Harlequin Historical)
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London, 1794. Lady Serena Willoughby soundly dislikes Raphael Lefevre, Marquis of Montpellier, whom she considers a dissolute French aristocrat, but after he rescues her ...Read Review
Wicked Mistress Yale, The Parting Glass (The Yale Trilogy)
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In 1700 London, the East India Company’s (EIC) former governor, Elihu Yale, recently returned from Madras, is at a dinner party with his ...Read Review
The Invisible Life of Addie LaRue
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What if your story couldn’t be told, your name died on your lips, and your face was forgotten the moment it was ...Read Review
The Time Traveller’s Guide to Regency Britain
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This amazingly detailed book introduces the reader to Regency Britain in an accessible and intriguing way; they can glimpse life through the eyes ...Read Review
The Lost Apothecary
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Penner’s debut weaves an enthralling tale of a modern woman whose discovery of a centuries-old serial killer helps her come to terms ...Read Review
The Virginia Dynasty: Four Presidents and the Creation of the American Nation
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In this highly readable, engrossing work of nonfiction, Cheney chronicles highlights in the lives of the first four men from Virginia who served ...Read Review