Sarah Johnson
Lord Grantwell’s Christmas Wish (Captains of Waterloo, 2)
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In her Regency romance featuring two estranged lovers, Gaston adds a dash of Christmas spice to a heartwarming story about the meaning of ...Read Review
The Widows of Champagne
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Josephine, Hélène, Gabrielle. Three generations of women of Château Fouché-Leblanc in Reims, France—matriarch, daughter-in-law, granddaughter—have the misfortune ...Read Review
Murder on Principle (A Will Rees Mystery, 10)
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A man garbed in a bright yellow waistcoat, fawn-colored pantaloons, and red-trimmed Hessian boots is an unusual sight in the Maine woods, and ...Read Review
Mrs. Jeffries and the Midwinter Murders (A Victorian Mystery)
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In Victorian London, Inspector Gerald Witherspoon of the Metropolitan Police Force has a reputation to uphold as a crackerjack crime-solver. But there’s ...Read Review
Ariadne Unraveled: A Mythic Retelling
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Best known in Greek mythology as the Princess of Crete who helped the Athenian prince Theseus escape the labyrinth and kill the Minotaur, ...Read Review
The Bohemians
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In her second novel, Darznik presents a shimmering portrait of little-known histories: that of an iconic American photographer, a culture, and a city, ...Read Review
Eye of a Rook
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Australian writer Josephine Taylor’s first novel is a psychologically penetrating and honest read that juxtaposes two women, one Victorian and one modern-day, ...Read Review
Painting the Light
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Gunning’s sixth historical novel, set on Martha’s Vineyard in 1898, is a luminous portrait of a woman regaining her independence. Ida Pease ...Read Review
The Mermaid from Jeju
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Korean-born, New Zealand-based author Hahn debuts with a poignant, original book about women’s strength, the human cost of war, and how people ...Read Review
Hour of the Witch
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How far will a woman go to escape an abusive husband? In Puritan Boston in 1662, divorces are rarely granted, but Mary Deerfield, a ...Read Review