Edwardian
The Horseman
Leo Sercombe lives with his family, tenant farmers on an estate in rural Somerset, in 1911. He’s interested in nature,…
Death Among Rubies
Death Among Rubies is R.J. Koreto’s second novel in the Lady Frances “Franny” Ffolkes historical mystery series. In this story,…
Florence! Foster!! Jenkins!!!
In a slim volume including fifteen black and white photographs, an historical timeline, and a discography, Darryl Bullock describes the…
A Deadly Affection
New York City, 1907. Genevieve Summerford, MD, having spurned a position at a prestigious hospital, is about to embark on a…
Saffire
Panama is a fledgling country, born out of a revolution supported by the U.S., and now a canal is being…
The Tea Planter’s Daughter: India Tea Series, Book 1
In 1904, Sisters Clarissa and Olive Belhaven have spent a happy childhood on their father’s tea plantation in Assam, India.…
The Girl in the Castle
First in an anticipated trilogy, this is actually the story of many women in a castle, all coming to terms…
Against the Light: An Irish Nationalist Mystery set in Edwardian London
In 1912, with the disaster of the Titanic headlining the newspapers, young Dr. Alice Latimer bicycles across London from her…
The Last Days of Leda Grey
In the long, arid summer of 1976, a young journalist in search of a story and of a path in…
The Vanishing Futurist
This debut novel covers ground familiar in historical fiction – the years before and after the 1917 Russian revolution –…
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