Character-driven historical women’s fiction: a hospice volunteer pieces together a Creole woman’s journey from 1960s New Orleans to 1970s San Francisco and Chicago—trauma, resilience, friendship—for fans of emotional, character-led stories.

Alternate-history adventure: Shakespeare fakes his death, sails to 1619 Virginia as William Kemp, navigates colonial–Powhatan tensions and confronts a legendary monster.

Orphaned brothers inherit a stone shed that sends people through time; they travel to 1776 Philadelphia, finding love, danger, and adventure during America’s Revolutionary birth in this trilogy.

Ancestral-guided teacher transforms inner-city students through compassion; her niece inherits the gift, turning trauma into purpose via education, advocacy and cultural healing.

Regency enemies-to-lovers: humiliated writer Lady Harriet and remorseful Sebastian are stranded together, forced to save her dying estate. Slow-burn, clean romance with emotional grief, witty banter, and happy ending.

1943 historical prequel about Sara Jameson leaving segregated Chicago for South Berkeley with three children, confronting loss, courage, and hope while rebuilding life and chasing new dreams.

Medieval historical adventure: Hospitaller Brother Foulques must buy and escort 500 peasant boys from the Alps to Acre, facing slavers, Mamluks, and dangerous alliances—gritty, action-packed, for fans of Bernard Cornwell.

An 11-year-old tomboy in 1835 Philadelphia discovers industry, racial tension, and the Underground Railroad, joining mentors and friends in daring schemes to free an enslaved woman.

Juliana, sold by her brother, marries vengeful Duke Cassian who forbids questions, a forbidden tower, and her family—until irresistible desire turns their brutal arrangement into dangerous, passionate love.