Sourcebooks
A Duke to Die For
Lucien Trent Blakewell, fifth Duke of Blakewell, Blake to his friends, is surprised to find a beautiful young woman, obviously…
Pemberley Manor
Why is Mr. Darcy so difficult? Elizabeth Bennet, now wife to the aforementioned Fitzwilliam Darcy, finds herself wedded to a…
Frenchman’s Creek
Society in Restoration London frustrates and bores Lady Dona St. Columb. In an effort to escape, she takes her…
King’s Fool
Originally published in 1959, King’s Fool tells the story of Will Somers, whose quick wit attracts the attention of…
The Conqueror
Georgette Heyer’s classic 1931 novel tells the story of William the Conqueror, Duke of Normandy, and his rise to power…
Staff Publications: The Traitor’s Wife
At age thirteen young Eleanor de Clare, favorite niece of King Edward II, becomes the wife of Hugh le Despenser.…
The Kingmaking
This first installment in the Pendragon’s Banner trilogy is a pure delight in every way. Claiming to be “a novel…
To Catch The Lightning
While Edward S. Curtis’s iconic photos of Native Americans, taken in the early years of the 20th century, revealed much…
Impulse and Initiative: A Pride and Prejudice Variation
“What if Mr. Darcy didn’t take no for an answer?” is the premise of this speculative work. After reading it,…
Jane Eyre’s Daughter
Originally published in 1997 as Consequence, Jane Eyre’s Daughter tells, as the title suggests, the tale of Janet Rochester, only…
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