Regency
Secrets of the Heart
Dedicated to “everyone who has battled the twin demons of depression and doubt,” the author uses her background as a…
Death of a Radical
It’s 1812 and Raif Jarrett, agent to the Duke of Penrith, awaits a visit from his cousin. Favian is an…
Lord and Lady Spy
With Napoleon defeated and in exile (1815) and the British secret spy network downsizing, the agents known as Saint and…
In the Barrister’s Chambers
Tina Gabrielle creates a compelling story of Regency murder featuring a barrister, Jack Harding, and a law professor’s daughter, Lady…
The Rake’s Challenge
The novel opens with alternate chapters depicting the very different lives of the two main characters. First we have the…
A Night to Surrender
In 1813, Susanna Finch is the only child of a world-renowned inventor of British weaponry. Susannah has made the village…
Expectation of Happiness: A Companion Volume to Sense and Sensibility
Several years have passed in this companion novel to Sense and Sensibility. It is now 1819; Margaret Dashwood is all…
The Virtuoso
The latest in the author’s connected series of Regency historical romances offers a credible romance between a pair of likeable…
Lady Sophie’s Christmas Wish
Lady Sophie Windham has schemed to spend a few days alone in her parents’ London home before joining her family…
The Deception at Lyme, or, The Peril of Persuasion
The legendary sea wall in Lyme, called the Cobb, looms over this Austen-flavored mystery, whose sleuths are Elizabeth and Fitzwilliam…
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