Gilded Age
Murder at the Chateau sur Mer
Murder at Chateau sur Mer is fifth in Alyssa Maxwell’s Newport series, which features poor Vanderbilt relation Emma Cross. Emma…
Sawbones
Defiantly working in an unnatural female profession in 1871 Manhattan, Dr. Catherine Bennett has rich society women as clients and…
Secret Sisters
Illinois, 1881: Beth Carrington is studying to become a doctor, but as the sole female student in the physicians’ program,…
A Note Yet Unsung
Rebekah Carrington is a highly skilled violinist trained in Vienna, but she is forced to return to her roots in…
City of Grit and Gold
1886 Chicago is the setting for this YA historical novel centered around the Haymarket Affair. Addie is the fast growing…
See What I Have Done
Lizzie Borden’s acquittal for the murder of her father and stepmother has already generated numerous books, films and plays, even…
A Touch of Scarlet
In New York City in 1901, Elizabeth St. James is the perfect upper-class daughter: lovely, obedient, faultless. To please her…
What the Dead Leave Behind
A massive, unexpected March snowstorm overwhelms New York City while Prudence MacKenzie desperately awaits the arrival of her fiancé. His…
Anton and Cecil: Cats Aloft
Cat brothers Anton and Cecil are headed home after an adventure involving a missing mouse, when they arrive in Chicago…
A Drop of Ink
Editors' choice
In 1874, two American sisters, Adelaide and Louisa Wentworth, together with Adelaide’s lover, the atheist poet Julian Estes, flee from…
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