BVC Announces Song of Wings by Kris Faryn
Song of Wings Book 2 of The Siren’s Call Series By Christina Delay, writing as Kris Faryn I hunt dark creatures. He hunts Sirens like me. We
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BVC Announces Confessions of a Changeling Dancer by Irene Radford
Confessions of a Changeling Dancer Artistic Demons #4 Irene Radford A Changeling Child hurts no one, until they steal a dance competition from a human
Favorite Characters
As an author of historical fiction, I’m often asked who my favorite character is. Particularly, I’m asked about the fictional characters, because the historical figures
BVC Announces Song of Destiny by Kris Faryn
Song of Destiny Book 1 of The Siren’s Call Series By Christina Delay, writing as Kris Faryn My voice kills. His touch silences my song.
BVC Announces The Missing Missives by Marissa Doyle
The Missing Missives The Ladies of Almack’s #7 by Marissa Doyle Blackmail is such an ugly word…
BVC Announces An Event at Epsom by Marissa Doyle
An Event at Epsom The Ladies of Almack’s #6 by Marissa Doyle A horse is a horse, of course…isn’t it?
BVC Announces The Golden Plan by Patricia Rice
The Golden Plan by Patricia Rice Someone is murdering lawyers and their ghosts are demanding justice.
BVC Announces Lure of Song and Magic by Patricia Rice
Lure of Song and Magic California Malcolms series 1 by Patricia Rice High-powered producer Dylan “Oz” Oswin is so desperate to find his kidnapped son
BVC Announces The Indigo Solution by Patricia Rice
The Indigo Solution by Patricia Rice Can a no-nonsense lawyer and a capricious free spirit solve crime without murdering each other?
BVC Announces Magic Man
Magic Man Magical Malcolms #6 by Patricia Rice Can the hopes of a lonely laird be answered by a vicar’s daughter with magic in her
BVC Announces The Monroe Test by Jill Zeller
The Monroe Test by Jill Zeller The emergence of a long lost Marilyn Monroe screen test for Alfred Hitchcock overturns a young woman’s life, and
BVC Announces Much Ado About Magic by Patricia Rice
Much Ado About Magic Magical Malcolms #5 by Patricia Rice Lady Sin is an innocent; Sir Trevelyan is far from it
