Tudor
Claimed by a Highlander
This story takes place in Scotland in the year 1522. To say it’s a story about a Lowland noble marrying…
A Clash of Spheres
A Clash of Spheres, by P. F. Chisholm (aka Patricia Finney), is the latest in a series of mysteries featuring…
So High a Blood: The Story of Margaret Douglas, the Tudor that Time Forgot
Margaret Douglas was Henry VIII’s niece. At age fifteen, he invited her to his Christmas court. She became a lady…
Gypsy Baron
A reprint of a 1992 Harlequin title, this novel features Stefan, a Bohemian gypsy baron with English ties, and Kat,…
Spymaster: Deadly Storm and Fatal Voyage
This book contains two separate novels in a single volume. In Deadly Storm, Henry VIII and Lady Anne Boleyn set…
The Ravenmaster’s Boy
‘Being friendly with the king is like playing with a tame lion.’ As it turns out, Thomas More couldn’t have…
Murder in a Cornish Alehouse
In June of 1584, Mistress Rosamond Jaffrey learns of the death of her stepfather, Sir Walter Pendennis, and returns to…
Anne Boleyn: A King’s Obsession
Editors' choice
This is a stunning, engaging, comprehensive and convincing novel. It opens with 11-year-old Anne about to depart from Hever to…
The Phantom Tree
Editors' choice
Filled with romance, drama, mystery and intrigue, The Phantom Tree is Nicola Cornick’s follow up to the hugely popular House of Shadows,…
For My Sins
For My Sins is a first-person fictional memoir of Mary, Queen of Scots, written whilst in captivity, and now awaiting…
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