“Don’t Forget to Write” by Laura DiTieri is an evocative historical romance that captures the bittersweet journey of Trudy Kirchberger, torn between societal expectations and her true desires. Set in the 1960s, it explores profound themes of love, autonomy, and sacrifice, reminding us that true love is worth the struggle, even amid heartbreak.
There’s something so comforting about stepping back into Highbury—especially when the familiar charm of Jane Austen’s world is paired with a deliciously twisty murder mystery. Vanessa Kelly’s Murder at Donwell Abbey brings Emma Knightley and her ever-steady husband, George, back to center stage in a story filled with family upheaval, social tension, and a mystery that unfolds with classic Regency flair.
To Love a Baron by Laura Beers is a poignant Regency romance focusing on trauma and healing. It follows Dorothea and Dominic, two wounded souls navigating love amidst uncertainty. As they confront their pasts, their relationship evolves through emotional honesty and resilience, making it a compelling tale of second chances and personal growth.
There is nothing quite like slipping back into a familiar historical mystery series—especially when the couple at the center feels like old friends you can trust to solve any scandal that crosses their path. A Daughter’s Guide to Mothers and Murders delivers that exact charm.
To Love a Baron by Laura Beers is a poignant Regency romance focusing on trauma and healing. It follows Dorothea and Dominic, two wounded souls navigating love amidst uncertainty. As they confront their pasts, their relationship evolves through emotional honesty and resilience, making it a compelling tale of second chances and personal growth.
Some stories reach straight into your heart—and The Red Cottage by Hannah Linder is one of them. Linder has a gift for weaving together love, loss, and quiet faith in ways that linger long after the final page. This beautifully emotional tale explores memory, longing, and the kind of love that endures even when it’s been forgotten.
Danger at Darkmoor Park is a historical mystery blending Christmas romance and eerie charm at a snowbound English manor. When a guest dies, headmistress Selena Taylor partners with the enigmatic Dr. Adrian Scott to uncover secrets and hidden treasure, facing danger while navigating their growing attraction amidst suspenseful twists.
Some legends never grow old—they simply find new ways to capture our hearts. The story of Robin Hood has been told countless times, yet The Maid of Sherwood Forest by Sian Bessey breathes new life into the beloved tale through a heart-tugging blend of time travel, courage, and found family. Published by Shadow Mountain Press, this enchanting historical adventure weaves together the thrill of medieval Nottingham with the wonder of second chances and belonging.
Discover four powerful historical fiction novels featuring women who find their strength through faith, love, and resilience. Perfect for fans of clean historical romance and inspiring heroines.
When Amelia’s irrepressible sister announces a whirlwind wedding, our countess/columnist suddenly has to juggle high-society logistics, an anonymous threat to expose her “Lady Agony” identity, and—devastatingly—the murder of beloved Vicar Cross. His final clue nudges Amelia toward a tangle of accidents-that-aren’t, East End peril, and motives wrapped in piety, pride, and profit.
“Don’t Forget to Write” by Laura DiTieri is an evocative historical romance that captures the bittersweet journey of Trudy Kirchberger, torn between societal expectations and her true desires. Set in the 1960s, it explores profound themes of love, autonomy, and sacrifice, reminding us that true love is worth the struggle, even amid heartbreak.
There’s something so comforting about stepping back into Highbury—especially when the familiar charm of Jane Austen’s world is paired with a deliciously twisty murder mystery. Vanessa Kelly’s Murder at Donwell Abbey brings Emma Knightley and her ever-steady husband, George, back to center stage in a story filled with family upheaval, social tension, and a mystery that unfolds with classic Regency flair.
To Love a Baron by Laura Beers is a poignant Regency romance focusing on trauma and healing. It follows Dorothea and Dominic, two wounded souls navigating love amidst uncertainty. As they confront their pasts, their relationship evolves through emotional honesty and resilience, making it a compelling tale of second chances and personal growth.
There is nothing quite like slipping back into a familiar historical mystery series—especially when the couple at the center feels like old friends you can trust to solve any scandal that crosses their path. A Daughter’s Guide to Mothers and Murders delivers that exact charm.
To Love a Baron by Laura Beers is a poignant Regency romance focusing on trauma and healing. It follows Dorothea and Dominic, two wounded souls navigating love amidst uncertainty. As they confront their pasts, their relationship evolves through emotional honesty and resilience, making it a compelling tale of second chances and personal growth.
Some stories reach straight into your heart—and The Red Cottage by Hannah Linder is one of them. Linder has a gift for weaving together love, loss, and quiet faith in ways that linger long after the final page. This beautifully emotional tale explores memory, longing, and the kind of love that endures even when it’s been forgotten.
Danger at Darkmoor Park is a historical mystery blending Christmas romance and eerie charm at a snowbound English manor. When a guest dies, headmistress Selena Taylor partners with the enigmatic Dr. Adrian Scott to uncover secrets and hidden treasure, facing danger while navigating their growing attraction amidst suspenseful twists.
Some legends never grow old—they simply find new ways to capture our hearts. The story of Robin Hood has been told countless times, yet The Maid of Sherwood Forest by Sian Bessey breathes new life into the beloved tale through a heart-tugging blend of time travel, courage, and found family. Published by Shadow Mountain Press, this enchanting historical adventure weaves together the thrill of medieval Nottingham with the wonder of second chances and belonging.
Discover four powerful historical fiction novels featuring women who find their strength through faith, love, and resilience. Perfect for fans of clean historical romance and inspiring heroines.
When Amelia’s irrepressible sister announces a whirlwind wedding, our countess/columnist suddenly has to juggle high-society logistics, an anonymous threat to expose her “Lady Agony” identity, and—devastatingly—the murder of beloved Vicar Cross. His final clue nudges Amelia toward a tangle of accidents-that-aren’t, East End peril, and motives wrapped in piety, pride, and profit.
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