The Single Musketeer The Thrilling Victorian Adventures of the Most Dangerous Woman in Europe by Brenda W. Clough Somewhere in a vast ruinous Italian garden is a treasure, Egyptian gold worth millions. Lester Camlet and her brother William plan to … Continue reading
Redbark The Phoenix Feather II by Sherwood Smith Twenty-five years ago, a sworn bodyguard and a reluctant bride fled an angry prince, married in secret, and vanished. That prince is now the emperor, with a very long memory. The second … Continue reading
Marian Halcombe: A Most Dangerous Woman picks up where Wilkie Collins’ famous The Woman in White leaves off. So a few words about The Woman in White. It first appeared in Dickens’ magazine All the Year Round from 1859-60, and is … Continue reading
Murmurs in the Dark edited by Marissa Doyle and Shannon Page Open this book at your own risk…of a spooky good read. … Continue reading
The Year’s Midnight Death’s Lady 1 by Rachel Neumeier Neumeier gives us new worlds and new beginnings in a reverse portal contemporary fantasy. … Continue reading
The Pirate Princess The Thrilling Victorian Adventures of the Most Dangerous Woman in Europe Book 9 by Brenda W. Clough Why does Marian Halcombe Camlet become drawn into the murderous politics of a tiny pirate kingdom in the South China … Continue reading
What Lies Beneath by Marissa Doyle War. Spies. Gossip and lies. Mythical Creatures. Falling in love. And it’s still only July. … Continue reading
Must Be Magic Magical Malcolms Book #2 by Patricia Rice Can a perfumed enchantress and a surly agronomist work together? … Continue reading
I just saw someone do this for a collection of stories and so I wanted to play. If you have ideas, or different ideas, I would LOVE to hear about them in comments. What snack or drink should you … Continue reading
Fledglings The Phoenix Feather Book 1 by Sherwood Smith This started out as a sanity-saver novelette when the pandemic began. Sherwood remembers thinking, this pandemic will last a couple months, just long enough to write a novelette . . . … Continue reading
