Morrow
The Rebel Princess
Healey (The Canterbury Papers/The Lost Letters of Aquitaine) brings readers the second installment of the story of Princess Alaïs Capet,…
The Color of Lightning
Freedman Britt Johnson, his wife, and their three children left their home in Kentucky to homestead on the North Texas…
Temptation and Surrender
In this sixteenth Cynster novel, Lucifer’s brother-in-law, Jonas Tallent, is the hero. In 1825 Jonas’s father is away, and Jonas…
Figures in Silk
Using the point-of-view of a female silk merchant of London, Vanora Bennett, in Figures of Silk, gives readers a…
The Miracles of Prato
Set in 15th-century Italy, The Miracles of Prato relates the fictionalized story of the scandalous romance between real-life Renaissance painter…
The Gaudi Key
This historical thriller is based on the premise that Antonio Gaudi, Barcelona’s famous, modernist architect, was the keeper of one…
The Black Tower
Editors' choice
In 1818, a street beggar follows Hector Carpentier to his home in the Latin Quarter, only to transform himself into…
The Last Cowgirl
Seven-year-old Darlene (Dickie) Sinfield’s life takes an altering turn when her teacher father decides to uproot his family from…
Bound
Editors' choice
Gunning’s second outstanding historical novel explores a young woman’s difficult coming of age, a process that teaches her much about…
A Pale Horse
Tenth in the Inspector Ian Rutledge series, A Pale Horse finds Rutledge searching for a missing man in Berkshire,…
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