Trouble’s Cooking Below Stairs in DEATH BELOW STAIRS
0A servants’ eye view to murder in a new series set in the Victorian Era.
Women’s Issues
RULE’S BRIDE: Antihero, Hero, or Just a Jerk?
Who’s the hero in this twisty Victorian Romance?
The Star Charts Are Predicting A Hostile Takeover
For the Sake of the Family, Everyone Must Believe She is a Son
Suppressed Talent and Other Woes of the Regency Woman
Sophia Rose Reviews WHY KILL THE INNOCENT
A Frozen Corpse Threatens to Expose Dangerous Royal Secrets
Darcy on the Lamb & Elizabeth Bennet Gets a Clue
They Can’t Have Been Entertaining a Murderer, Right?
COMPLETELY: Climbing Personal Mountains
Ain’t no mountain high enough to conquer the spirits of Knox’s adventurous characters.
Am I Blue: THE INDIGO GIRL early review
A young woman in colonial SC is given authority over the family business but is faced with many difficulties, including the sexual abuse of slaves.
TREMAINE’S TRUE LOVE: A Man and His Sheep
A wool merchant, from the sheep up, Tremaine is bent on buying an earl’s flock. But, the earl’s sister has a social conscience he finds even more intriguing.
SOMEONE TO HOLD: What it Meant to be a Bastard
Will losing her position and wealth, her very legitimacy, be the best or worst thing that ever happens to Camille?
IF I ONLY HAD A DUKE: A STORY OF WOMEN & STRUGGLE
A woman who loves art but with a bad track record with men seeks to find out what paintings are in the duke’s attic. Are they the paintings of the female artist Artemesia Gentileschi?
HER BACKUP BOYFRIEND: We’ve Come a Long Way, Maybe?
Tired of being fixed-up, and because she needs a love interest to solidify her position at work, a female lawyer and her contractor engage in a fake relationship.
Mary Balogh’s SLIGHTLY WICKED: Thematically Strong
A young woman meets a young man and weather forces them to take shelter in an inn after she fabricates a tale of being an actress.
GOOD EARL GONE BAD by Manda Collins Who’s Driving?
When you win your bride in a game of cards, you better know how to play.
Stephanie Coontz’s Marriage, A History: What Tradition?
Love and Marriage: Do they go together like a horse and carriage? Stephanie Coontz examines the history of marriage from paleolithic times to now.
Kate Meader’s PLAYING WITH FIRE: Sizzle or Fizzle?
The male mayor of Chicago crosses paths, wits and a few body parts with a female fire fighter. But do I think the story sizzles or fizzles?
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