Legend Press
The Cygnet Prince (The Tudor Rose Murders, 3)
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The Cygnet Prince is the third book in G. J. Williams’ Tudor Rose Murders Series. Jasper, a young German prince, arrives in England ...Read Review
The Unravelling of Mary Reddish
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Mary Reddish was the daughter of a poor working-class family living in the village of Woodborough, just outside Nottingham. To supplement her family’...Read Review
The Amalfi Curse
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1821, Positano, Italy. Mari is a stregha, a sea witch. Unbeknownst to even their close family, she and her fellow streghe use their powers ...Read Review
Murder Most Foul
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The circumstances surrounding the death of renowned playwright Christopher Marlowe on 30th May 1593 remain intriguing to this day. In Murder Most Foul, William ...Read Review
Night Climbing
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In the spring of 1936, murmurings across Europe indicate the potential for another conflict with Adolf Hitler’s rise to power. Local communities see ...Read Review
The Stone Witch of Florence
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In the summer of 1348, the Black Plague is sweeping Italy. An unexpected messenger shows up at Ginevra’s door in Genoa with a ...Read Review
The Wolf’s Shadow (The Tudor Rose Murders Book 2)
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It is 1558, and Mary I is under the illusion she is about to give birth. In reality she is dying. Princess Elizabeth attends ...Read Review
An Idle Woman
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Having established the central character, Frances Dickinson, known also as Fanny, as a lively, well-educated young heiress, we are told of her courtship ...Read Review
Rosalind (UK) / The English Chemist (US)
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Rosalind takes up the now familiar cudgels and, using the mass of proven evidence available to her, reprises Rosalind Franklin’s whole sad ...Read Review
The Conjuror’s Apprentice: (The Tudor Rose Murders Book 1)
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It’s 1555, and Mary Tudor sits on the throne. Dr. John Dee and his secret apprentice, Margaretta, are investigating the murder of a ...Read Review
