Vivien and Rose meet as teenagers in rural England in 1875, and quickly become sweethearts. Because of family enmity and the social standings of their families, their interaction is largely through letters for a couple years. Finally, Rose arranges for them to meet at Tapahanset Lodge. A case of mistaken identity leads to a romp through classic misunderstandings, missed meetings, and finally, a most inconvenient abduction to Barbados. Join this lively, unorthodox and perfectly matched coup...

It’s a bit late for Dante Club to wonder: Was it wise to accept an AI bodyguard from his ex-lover, the brilliant Dr. Celia Fang? But, Jane seriously needs an attitude fix. When you moonlight as the Robin Hood of assassins, you probably should have planned ahead. Awkward!Almost nobody knows that Dante Club, a highly sought-after intelligence agency consultant, secretly moonlights as a reluctant assassin. Fueled by grief and a thirst for revenge, Dante takes on a contract to eliminat...

What William Shakespeare Might Have Said About The Blondness of Honey“Love is blind” and “love is merely madness.”But when Laura Hastings fell in love with Catherine Chadwick in 1893 America, she wasn’t thinking about William Shakespeare. Maybe she should have been...The Blondness of Honey is the story of two women bound by an uncommon love, of one another and life, at a time when the Victorian notions of love and women called for more disciplined and rigorous adher...