A year after her husband died, Deborah is still deeply torn over her role in his death, but there’s no one left whom she can confide in without breaking a solemn promise. The prospect of a month-long visit from her only grandchild feels like an opportunity to begin her arduous climb out of the twin burdens of grief and guilt.
Ashley is no longer the cheerful, confident tomboy her grandmother remembers. No one realizes that the death of a student at her high school – a boy she barely knew – has cut her to the core. Ashley’s secrets are weighing her down, undermining her future, destroying her friendships.
Two damaged people, fifty years separating their ages – neither expected their summer visit to be transformative, but life is sometimes full of surprises, some courageous, some grave.
In this novel filled with sadness and laughter, with fear and courage, two people turn to love to lift them beyond their painful memories and secrets.
Why is The Morrígan’s raven crying? Only Britons with hearts for true liberty know!
“Chandra had yet to fathom why Jonnecht could not have lived and ruled for many long years, or why it was so urgent that she ascend immediately.”
Queen Mary Stuart was one of the most beloved and controversial women in Scottish history. The granddaughter of King James IV and his wife Margaret Tudor, Queen Mary’s status as heiress-apparent to the English throne paired with the violence of the Scottish Reformation set the stage for one of the most dramatic and poorly understood lives of the 16th century.
Eliza Ross isn’t who people think she is. In fact, Eliza Ross isn’t who she thinks she is.
Daydreaming of the dragon he singlehandedly killed, Trilium Bishop is finally returning home for good, when suddenly the aircraft carrying both his knights and their families is routed off course and Trilium is forced into a deathly path that leads far from home…
Dragons and London: those two things alone were able to get me excited about reading this book. First off, for those of you Anglophiles who want to know if the London in this book is accurately rendered, yes, it is. I worked in and around London for a decade, and I could picture the streets through which the characters walked.
London during the Blitz, and the bombs aren’t the only thing destroying lives. Read of wartime romance and loss in Her Sweetest Downfall.
Fallen Angel is a story of romance and redemption. Arianna, a thief blackmailed into becoming a courtesan and spy, is cast into court life–and the arms of her king.