Victorian
The Designs of Lord Randolph Cavanaugh
Lord Randolph “Rand” Cavanaugh has that deuced disadvantage plaguing many second sons of the nobility—he must make his own way…
The Killing Site
The Killing Site is the ninth in Peacock’s Victorian-era Liberty Lane series. In 1847, Liberty is happily married to Robert…
Only Killers and Thieves
Two Australian teenagers, Billy and Tommy McBride, return to their parents’ cattle ranch one afternoon in 1885 to find their…
Mind of a Killer
In London in 1882, Alec Lonsdale, a reporter for the Pall Mall Gazette, stumbles upon a house fire and investigates…
No Cure for the Dead
In September 1853, Florence Nightingale has finally shaken off her mother’s demands that she make a good marriage and has…
Twenty-One Days
Twenty-One Days is the first of Anne Perry’s new crime series. Fans of her Thomas and Charlotte Pitt stories will…
The Angel Makers
1888. The Ripper is still out there, beyond the fog. The women of London are fearful and wary of being…
A Fallen Woman
Though a saga in length, Carson’s sequel reads like a soapy melodrama as it follows the characters from A Country…
She Be Damned
Prostitutes in the Waterloo district of London in 1863 are being found dead in unusual numbers and with unusually macabre…
My Beautiful Imperial
My Beautiful Imperialis the tale of a young man, driven from his home, who becomes the captain of a great…
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