Monica E. Spence
The Rogue
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1815 – 1822. Lady Constance Read, a duke’s unconventional daughter, insists on learning to fight with a knife. Her father insists she learn fencing as ...Read Review
A Guest at the Shooters’ Banquet: My Grandfather’s SS Past, My Jewish Family, A Search for the Truth
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Rita Gabis, an American poet and writer of half-Catholic, half-Jewish descent, writes a memoir which is part mystery, part family history, part confession, ...Read Review
My American Duchess
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It’s 1803, and heiress Merry Pelford is a jilter. Worse yet, she is an adventuresome, garden-loving, impertinent American. This runaway bride has two ...Read Review
Enraptured: Secrets of the Loch Trilogy
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Candace Camp’s Enraptured, set in 1807, is the final book in the Secrets of the Loch series, and she hooks you with archeology ...Read Review
An American in Scotland
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1863. American abolitionist Rose O’Sullivan did not expect to fall in love in Scotland. On a desperate mission to save her family, she ...Read Review
Mrs. Bennet Has Her Say
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1785. How did Mrs. Bennet, made famous in Jane Austen’s Pride and Prejudice, become the “woman of mean understanding, little information and uncertain ...Read Review
The Dressmaker’s War
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1939. At nineteen years old, Ada Vaughan has English working-class roots and a stellar talent in dressmaking. Her dream of owning her own atelier ...Read Review
The Lure of the Moonflower (The Final Pink Carnation Novel)
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This is the final (sob!) chapter of Pink Carnation stories. In 2005, our series narrator, Eloise, has abandoned her Ph.D. thesis to pen ...Read Review
Never Judge A Lady By Her Cover
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1823. Ruined Lady Georgina, daughter and sister to dukes, has escaped her old life and transformed herself into Anna, a mysterious courtesan, who runs ...Read Review
When a Rake Falls
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1825: Lord Boyce Parker, called Piglet Parker by his “friends,” has a curious mind and a curious personal trait: he loves to sing. These ...Read Review
