A raucous 1857 Western adventure: Flynn and driver McCoy race an 1,800‑mile transcontinental mail stagecoach through hostile deserts, killers, bandits, and betrayal — testing loyalty, love and survival.

Moondrop Miracle: 1928 Chicago socialite Connie loses everything in the Depression, turns her aunt’s homemade skin‑tonic recipe into a lifeline to rebuild, protect her baby, and find hope.

Regency historical romance: a rakish viscount marries a lonely lady for escape; secrets, danger, and growing passion force him to protect her — a suspenseful, satisfying HEA.

Into the West — gritty historical adventure about two immigrants surviving 1840s frontier dangers, intense battles, and tragic romances in pre-statehood California. For fans of raw, character-driven Westerns.

Jane Austen’s Mansfield Park: restrained Regency drama following shy Fanny Price navigating love, social rank, and moral dilemmas—ideal for readers who prefer character-driven, thoughtful period fiction.

Andrew Lang’s Arabian Nights: accessible retellings of classic Middle Eastern folktales—genies, daring voyages, clever heroes, magic, and timeless moral lessons—perfect for lovers of fantasy and folklore.

Enemies-to-lovers dark fantasy: a scarred princess marries her enemy to gain power and find her stolen sisters; political intrigue, danger, and forbidden desire threaten an impending war.

Time-traveling brothers in the American Revolution: one aids Washington, the other faces spies and guilt protecting a secret that could decide Yorktown—trilogy finale.

Regency-style historical romance: a sick orphanage owner convinces a scandal-haunted duke to pose as her benefactor, spiraling into a fake marriage, buried secrets, and impossible, dangerous attraction.

Steamy Regency-era romance: a secret sculptor and her determined ex-fiancé duke clash, surrendering to passion amid scandal. No cheating, no cliffhanger—guaranteed happily-ever-after.