Hoydens & Firebrands: Books

Friday, 14 November 2008

Books

Alison Stuart The Kings Man - By The Sword - Tower of Tales

Anita Davison
Duking Days Rebellion - Duking Days Revolution - Trencarrow Secret- Culloden Spirit

Mary Sharratt

Daughters of the Witching Hill - The Vanishing Point - The Real Minerva

Sandra Gulland

Mistress of The Sun - The Josephine B Trilogy

Kim Murphy

The Dreaming: Walks Through Mist, Whispers From The Grave - Whispers Through Time, Promise & Honor, Honor & Glory, Glory & Promise.

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Connie Jensen said...: Ladies- you have increased my "to-read" list hugely, and I am enjoying reading your website and blogs. I found you on Historical Blogs: Fiction and Fact, and have added a link to my site, which appears there at the moment under Recent Additions. Would you consider putting a link to my site on yours? I have a feeling that Kathleen Herbert, writer of Moon in Leo (set in 1678 in northern England) would have loved your company, when she was still capable of roaring! Connie Jensen, Trifolium Books UK (www.trifoliumbooks.blogspot.com); 4 April 2011 18:43

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Sandra Gulland

The author of the JOSEPHINE B. TRILOGY, novels based on the life of Josephine Bonaparte, now published in 14 countries. Her most recent novel, MISTRESS OF THE SUN, she moved into the fascinating 17th century court of Louis XIV, the Sun King, where she will likely stay for the rest of her writing life. Born in Miami, Sandra was raised in Berkeley, and immigrated to Canada in her twenties, where she met her husband. Their two children are now adults and Sandra and her husband live half the year in rural Ontario, Canada, and half in San Miguel de Allende, Mexico, where she has begun work on another novel.

Deborah Swift

Deborah's book THE LADY'S SLIPPER - about characters who come into conflict over the rare wild flower of that name - is set just after the English Civil War in rural Westmorland. Its companion book THE GILDED LILY, will be out in September 2012. Deborah used to be a set and costume designer for stage and TV so the settings often inspire her novels. THE GILDED LILY is set in the smoke of Restoration London in one of the coldest winters of the 'little ice age'. As a contrast her next novel is set in the heat and dust of 17th century Seville.

Hoydens & Firebrands

Friday, 14 November 2008

Books

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Secrets in Time

The Gilded Lily

Royalist Rebel

Illuminations