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Since her childhood, Charlotte has been plagued by constant knocking on her bedroom door in the dead of night; a summons she never answers since she fears what might be waiting for her behind the door.While helping her father with his bookshop in Cambridge, Charlotte meets Noel Chandler, a tutor at the university. Noel is also Squire Chandler and owns Martlesham Manor a Tudor house in Suffolk. It's while visiting Martlesham Manor with her cousin, Adele, that Charlotte learns the story of Prudence Chandler who, in the seventeenth century, was denounced as a witch by her husband and mother-in-law and consequently hanged.Charlotte becomes absorbed with the story of Prudence and realises there a...

Maddie Thornton is a modern New York woman transported back to the Year of Our Lord, 1878.

It all started with a television show! A popular English series.  Knights of Chivalry.

Having saved for a trip of a lifetime, one of the chosen few to actually be invited to a live film set, she is approached by a strange man.

Maddie quickly removes herself from the supposed danger.

When suddenly, her world shifts on its axis and all has changed.

A pair of fire-breathing horses are barreling toward her at breakneck speed.  She is standing in the middle of a cobblestone road in the middle of nowhere...

Maddie Thornton is a modern New York woman transported back to the Year of Our Lord, 1878.

 It all started with a television show! A popular English series.  Knights of Chivalry.

Having saved for a trip of a lifetime, one of the chosen few to actually be invited to a live film set, she is approached by a strange man.

Maddie quickly removes herself from the supposed danger.

When suddenly, her world shifts on its axis and all has changed.

A pair of fire-breathing horses are barreling toward her at breakneck speed.  She is standing in the middle of a cobblestone road in the middle of nowhere...

 

When Harriet Grace discovers her grandfather is going blind and unable to operate the railway signal box, she decides to go against the rules and man the signals herself. This will set off a spiral of events when her deception is discovered and the authorities are informed. Harriet must attend a Board of Trade Inquiry and explain her actions. Forced to leave their small cottage, Harriet and her grandfather move to York to live in the same boarding house as the man she loves, Edward Hainsworth, a locomotive fireman.But her move to York will be the catalyst for many changes in her life including the opportunity to work as a telegrapher and clerk with the York Constabulary. Meeting handsome Det...

In the late nineteenth century Lydia Prescott has no ambition to settle down to marriage until she has travelled and seen the world.  But her life and emotions are shaken up when she meets Doctor Russell Brooks.  Unknown to Lydia, Russ is actually an electronics engineer and living in 1998.  They are linked by Lydia’s home, Prescott Grange on the outskirts of Worcester.  In Russ’s time, this has been converted into stylish apartments and he has discovered a winding staircase that leads him into the Victorian era.Russ finds he’s attracted to the beautiful fair-haired young woman; a woman very different from those he knows in the twentieth century.  But is their ...

Awarded a 5* review from The Book Dragon in 2024At the age of fifteen, Katherine Widcombe, the niece of a baronet, is found missing from her bed whilst visiting her maternal aunt in Bristol.  She is returned to her aunt and uncle’s home, Widcombe Hall, blindfolded and with the weight of a terrible secret on her young shoulders. Six years later, she is invited to spend Christmas with her cousin, Philippa and her new husband Conrad, Earl of Croston.  She is horrified when Conrad confesses his love for her.  Dismayed by the awful truth of her past, Katherine returns to the Hall and decides to accept the marriage proposal of Sir Herbert Fox, a man thirty years her senior.&n...

Set in Medieval England there is a kingdom that forbids couples from having more than one child.

This story is about one such occurrence where there is more than one child born into a family of importance and how determination and ingenuity helped them to overcome the kingdom rules.

 

In 1920's Paris, Treasure Gilroy appeared to have a perfect life.Amidst the glitz and glamour, she resided in a luxurious Paris apartment and frequently jetted off to London, New York, and Milan. Her life was the envy of many.While her aunt bestowed Treasure with the affection she craved, the absence of love from her own parents left an unspoken, lingering pain of abandonment.Back in 1915, on a frosty London night, Treasure encountered Ella Dittmar, a young woman who sparked a strange and mysterious déjà vu connection.This inexplicable bond kept them inseparable.Now, accompanied by Ella, Treasure bid farewell to Paris and embarked on a journey to the breathtaking Australian Outback town of...

Genna, a beautiful young lady looking forward to life.
Tom, a sharp, handsome, smooth-talking young man who falls for Genna. Love. Marriage. A Son. And then it happens. And what happens will keep your eyes glued on every page until the very end. This Suspense Thriller is filled with mystery with twists and turns that causes one to wonder what will happen next. Get your copy of this fascinating novel and discover why Arya Fomonyuy of Readers Favorite gives it 5 STARS, stating, "Genna's Fight is a moving story that is character-driven and that masterfully deals with the themes of violence, domestic abuse, and freedom. I enjoyed every bit of this story."

While suffering a potentially fatal illness when a child, Beatrice experiences an ‘out-of-body’ event. After she recovers she discovers she has psychic abilities and has knowledge of the future. Wanting a normal life she uses her ability sparingly as she becomes an adult, marries and settles down in Harrogate, North Yorkshire. But at the age of thirty-four, Beatrice becomes a widow with a young daughter to raise. In the year 1895, her life changes when she overhears a conversation about a missing boy. Her unique gift has given her ‘knowledge’ of his whereabouts and she is impelled to speak to the police. Considered a ‘crank’ by the police inspector and sent on her way, she m...

5* Review from Joanie Chevalier for Readers’ Favourite - 2021 The Wild Poppy moves at a quick pace and there are a few little surprises too. Readers will find themselves stamping their feet in frustration at times, and then cheering the heroine on as she plows through the narrow-mindedness of late 1800s society. Living during the time of Florence Nightingale and the first woman doctor, Melody is determined to succeed as a newspaper reporter. But in 1864, a female reporter is unheard of and because of the prejudice of the male establishment Melody finds it difficult to persuade an editor to buy her articles. When she accompanies her friend, The Hon. Celia Sinclair to London, ...

Finalist winner in Historical Romance 2020 Readers’ FavouriteAwarded a Chill Book Premier Reader’s Award in 2019Isabelle Asquith has only one ambition in life and that is to become an opera singer. To do this she must attend The Royal Academy of Music in London and become classically trained.  Isabelle is a widow and has a young son to support and the fees for the academy are beyond her means as a music teacher. Her only recourse is to apply for the annual scholarship.In the summer of 1885 after losing the scholarship for a second time and eager to earn more money, she decides to answer an advertisement. This simple act and the meeting of a mysterious man named ‘Karl’ could chan...