by Marleen Pasch
Daria Demarest is divorcing successful but unfaithful Ted. She’s lost her glam job as a network talk show host, and she’s discovered that Ted’s secret gambling habit drained their substantial savings. With no alimony, she’s raising two teens in 1990’s image-is-all Connecticut.

by Terry Mort
The eve of World War Two. A Hollywood producer’s murdered wife. A stolen painting signed “Picasso.” French gangsters. Private Detective Riley Fitzhugh, travels from Hollywood to the Riviera, Paris and London, in search of his client’s vanished Dream Girl.

by Helen Hollick
Ex-pirate Captain Jesamiah Acorne is in trouble. All he wants to do is marry his girl and live contented aboard his ship, Sea Witch, but Tiola’s husband refuses to grant a divorce unless Jesamiah retrieves some barrels of indigo and smuggles them out of the Spanish-held Caribbean island of Hispaniola.

by Helen Hollick
Too much trouble has come too close! Jesamiah Acorne, Captain of the Sea Witch, has accepted a government-granted amnesty against his misdeeds of piracy, but old enemies do not forget the past. In particular Edward Teach – Blackbeard himself – has a bone to pick with Acorne.

by Mark Bois

Newly promoted, Captain James Lockwood returns to active service. Following a painful departure from his family, he is to travel to his regiment at Gibraltar with a draft of new recruits, but at the last minute he is diverted to help suppress a slave revolt in the British colony of Guyana.

by Margaret Walker
Trieste, once the port of the Austro-Hungarian Empire, has become Italian. As fascism strives violently to create a pure Italy along its streets, Matteo Brazzi is forced to choose his loyalties with care. Too soon he discovers that not even Mussolini can save him from an enemy who is bent on revenge.

by Elena Douglas
In a cruel, centuries-old tradition, lovely sixteen-year-old Marpessa of Lokris is chosen by lot to serve as a slave for one year in distant Troy, across the Aegean Sea. She can return, but only if she survives.

by Steven M. Moore
Esther Brookstone is at it again, this time obsessing about the life and times of St. John the Divine, all triggered by the discovery of a parchment hidden in the frame of a Botticelli painting that she authenticates. As in Rembrandt’s Angel, she soon gets into trouble, and her paramour, Interpol agent Bastiann van Coevorden, again comes to her aid.

by Toni Bird Jones

Sea-faring chef Ella Morgan is an honest woman—until her life falls apart. When her dream of owning a restaurant is shattered by the death of her father and loss of her inheritance, she is suddenly alone in the world. Desperate for money, she signs on as crew for a Caribbean drug run, only to find herself fighting for her life in an underworld ruled by violent men.

by Bruce Woods
Recently an auxiliary movement has sprung up. Reportedly consisting of young virgin women, from the ages of 12 to 18 and accounted uncommonly beautiful. They carry the name “Red Lanterns,” and claim the powers of flight, fire- starting, and miraculous healing.

by Sarah Kennedy
The Tudor court under an aging Henry VIII, he now has a son and heir, but his two daughters remain players in the political intrigues. Catherine is skilled enough to serve a former queen, but this may be the very quality that endangers her future. Catherine, as one of the king’s “reformed sisters,” is singled out, just as she realizes that she is carrying a third child and is thrust into the scheming.