BACK STABBERS: The “Ton” of Kansas City
Ellison keeps finding bodies, she also learns that family has more than one meaning.
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SHADOW DANCING: Prophecy and a Good Mother
A good woman meets a troubled girl in 1970s Kansas City.
Biting Satire in PARKER: SELECTED STORIES
The work of the late Dorothy Parker read by the late Elaine Stritch is a match made, possibly literally, in heaven.
CLUNY BROWN: Perfect for PBS
A young woman is sent into “service” in the British countryside.
THE AFTER PARTY Innocence and Innuendos
Two Houston socialites in the 1950s struggle with life, parents, parenting and things only discussed in private.
A FINE IMITATION by Amber Brock: of Art & Gilded Cages
A college co-ed marries for security and not for love. Art and love are freedoms that can be hard to find when security stifles creativity.
Shana Galen’s I KISSED A ROGUE (But Did He Like It?)
Years ago, a young second-son put his love on the line and was rebuffed by a woman and her ducal dad. Will Bow Street’s knighted investigator, Sir Brook Derring, rescue the woman by whom he was spurned?
When and What is “The Season” in Historical Romance?
Everyone in historical romance talks about going to London in “the season.” I’ve always wondered when was this “Season?” Is is a particular “season” like spring, or winter? I looked it up so you don’t have to.
KISS OF LIES by Bronwen Evans: Is True Love Blind?
An injured hero, unjustly accused of a crime and a wife on the lam discover each other in an action filled historical romance series starter.
