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When an assassin threatens England’s spy network, Lady Margaret Folton must find the killer before it’s too late. But when Commodore John Lynwood is accidentally granted a title meant to be used as bait to lure the assassin into the War Office’s trap, Margaret must face the tragedy of her past and decide which is more important: the assignment or love?
London March 1833 The day began much as any other day. With murder, of course. From The Adventures of Miss Melanie Merkett, Private Inquisitor Penelope Paiget was skilled at a great many things. Hiding dead bodies was not one of them. She had returned to Wickshire Place at half six that morning as was her…
Once Upon a Vow Shadowing London Book 2 A Victorian Romance When her thoughts turned to arson, Jane Black knew it was going to be a very long season. It was only the invariably delightful personality of Madame LeFevre that had Jane discarding ideas of burning down the woman’s dress shop as a means of…
London March 1833 Lady Emily Black liked presents. It wasn’t that she always expected to receive presents nor did she expect everyone to bring her presents when calling on her. It was just comforting to think about presents and what might be forthcoming. Like the anticipation on a rainy day. There were so many possibilities…
The Duke and The Wallflower by Jessie Clever Lady Eliza Darby, daughter of the sixth Duke of Ravenwood, sister to the now seventh Duke of Ravenwood, was determined not to upset her stomach in the middle of the Duchess of Sudsbury’s ball. It would just be rude. “I’m certain Viv will be considerate in her…
April 1826 London “You are not at all concerned your wife will find out?” Alec stood in the bedchamber of one of London’s most refined and most adventurous widows and casually replaced the stopper in the decanter of brandy. He set it carefully down on the gold-plated tray that seemed rather ostentatious even to him. …
This week we hear from our heroine, Irene Bell. In case you missed last week’s excerpt, you can find it here. Friday, 25 May 1900 These are real trees. They grow in the ground and sway in the air. They don’t grow out of cobblestone and sway in the smog. They chose to grow here….
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