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Richly written and multi-layered, Mist of Midnight blends traditional England and exotic India in an historical feat worthy of Victoria Holt. Breathless danger, romance, and intrigue made this series opener by the ultra-talented Sandra Byrd a compelling must read! Laura Frantz, author of Love’s Reckoning
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Victorian Postcards September 30th Last time I was in London I spent a lovely autumn morning sorting through antique stalls ... Gothic Romance, Victorian England
A marvelous mingling of mystery and deeply moving family and romantic love, Mist of Midnight kept me guessing until the very end. A house on a cliff, a Victorian-Gothic atmosphere, a cast of suspicious characters including a dark, brooding hero and a strong heroine: shades (or mists) of Jane Eyre and Rebecca! I look forward to the next novel in this compelling, new series. Karen Harper, NYTimes bestselling author of Mistress of Mourning
Mist of Midnight: Daughters of Hampshire, Book One September 4th I am delighted to announce the launch of a new series: Daughters of Hampshire. There ... Giveaways, Victorian England
Let Them Eat A Perfectly Divine Coconut Cake August 27th “I've planned a special dessert. Something very American, but that will surprise both Patricia and Luc.” ... Contemporary Women's Fiction, Recipes
Elizabeth I’s Beloved Locket Ring August 20th She held the realm's finances in her grasp and the crown jewels round her neck or ... Tudor Times
A Seer, A Prophet or A Witch? August 13th "And it shall come to pass in the last days, saith God, I will pour out ... Tudor Times
Easy Coq au Vin July 24th “I'm eager to try out some of the traditional French dishes I learned last year,” I ... Contemporary Women's Fiction, Recipes
An Enduring Tudor Mystery: What happened to Mary Seymour? July 10th Various family biographers claimed descent from Mary, including those who came down from the Irish shipping ... Tudor Times
See No Evil, Hear No Evil, Speak No Evil July 2nd Eavesdroppers at Hampton Court Palace Henry VIII had a famously acquisitive nature – and it wasn't limited ... Tudor Times
"Never a prince had a wife more loyal in all duty, and in all true affection, than you have ever found in Anne Bulen - with which name and place I could willingly have contented myself, if God and your grace's pleasure had been so pleased." Queen Anne Boleyn
Seattle Niçoise June 18th “Lexi!” she called. “Why weren't you at church?” “I had to work, jeune fille,” I said, teasing ... Contemporary Women's Fiction, Recipes
A Masque, A Mask, and a Mystery June 11th Although she bore no child, Queen Elizabeth I midwifed a number of bright achievements during her ... Tudor Times
