Lady Wynwood's Spies

Pride and Prejudice meets Mission: ImpossiblePart eight in a Christian Regency suspense series with slow-burn romance and a supernatural twist When the enemy is within, who can you trust? Solomon Drydale has spent years navigating the dangerous currents of espionage and war, and he has never disobeyed orders-until now. After making a risky deal with Apothecary Jack to save one of his team, Sol and his agents wait for the consequences of their insubordination.But when a shocking assassination throws the Ramparts into turmoil, their own agency turns on them with lethal intent.Now fugitives, the team is scattered and desperate. From the refined gentlemen's clubs of London to its darkest alleys, the team must use every ounce of their skill to evade capture. The lines between friend and foe blur, and Sol must uncover the truth: a conspiracy reaching into the heart of the Ramparts, and a traitor who knows every one of their secrets-including his. PLEASE NOTE: Like the novels published in Jane Austen's time, this is a novel in multiple parts, projected to be 12 volumes. Each volume has a completed story arc, but this is NOT a stand-alone novel and the story ends on a cliffhanger.

A Christian Regency Romantic Suspense novella In the opulent ballrooms of Regency-era London, Miss Lissa Gardinier struggles through her second Season with a singular goal: marriage to escape her mother's constant criticism. So she represses her cheeky remarks behind a quiet, innocent facade, but combined with her plain face, it only serves to make her uninteresting to potential suitors. It is her very unpopularity that enables her to notice the enigmatic Lord Jeremy Stoude and set in motion a chance encounter. An overheard conversation and faux dialogue later, she finds herself entangled in Jeremy's covert undertakings. Lissa resists the temptation to pry, finding delight in their mysterious friendship. Yet the world Jeremy inhabits is one of secrets and subterfuge, and he cannot afford to be distracted by Lissa's charming smile and unflappable demeanor. Lissa's family dynamics grow increasingly complicated with a sister harboring her own desires for the eligible Lord Stoude, and a formidable rival-Lady Charline Halberstam-making her intentions clear. As danger stalks them and true feelings come to light, can Lissa and Jeremy navigate the labyrinth of society's expectations and their own insecurities to find love? Lissa and the Spy offers readers an intoxicating blend of romance, suspense, and wit, set against the glittering backdrop of Regency London. Perfect for those who love their historical fiction laced with a dash of intrigue and a sprinkle of humor. Prequel to the Lady Wynwood's Spies seriesThis is a stand-alone story that occurs before The Spinster's Christmas.

A Regency romantic suspensePrequel to the Lady Wynwood's Spies series Spinster Miranda Belmoore has become a poor relation in her cousin's house. She determines to escape a life of drudgery and disdain from her own family members, who are embarrassed by her straightforward speech and unconventional behavior that does not match with proper society. She is beginning to believe what they tell her-that she doesn't matter to anyone, not even to God. Former naval captain Gerard Foremont is having difficulty adjusting to life back on land, bitter that his career has been cut short by his severely injured knee. A Christmastide houseparty with the Belmoores reunites him with his childhood friend, Miranda, but he is appalled at the verbal abuse she endures and wants to help her. The festivities are disrupted when a cloaked intruder attacks Gerard, with Miranda as the only witness. Now the two of them must uncover who wants to harm him and why, before Twelfth Night ends in murder …

A Regency romantic suspensePrequel to the Lady Wynwood's Spies series Spinster Miranda Belmoore has become a poor relation in her cousin's house. She determines to escape a life of drudgery and disdain from her own family members, who are embarrassed by her straightforward speech and unconventional behavior that does not match with proper society. She is beginning to believe what they tell her-that she doesn't matter to anyone, not even to God. Former naval captain Gerard Foremont is having difficulty adjusting to life back on land, bitter that his career has been cut short by his severely injured knee. A Christmastide houseparty with the Belmoores reunites him with his childhood friend, Miranda, but he is appalled at the verbal abuse she endures and wants to help her. The festivities are disrupted when a cloaked intruder attacks Gerard, with Miranda as the only witness. Now the two of them must uncover who wants to harm him and why, before Twelfth Night ends in murder …