Henry Carter Hull

A fictionalized survey of the history of London, interweaving the events of two thousand years with the adventures of six families whose succeeding generations lived in the city from the time it was a Celtic encampment through its emergence as England's preeminent metropolis.

When investigator William Monk is asked to locate a young man's runaway fiancee, he discovers a brutal murder that may be linked to the young girl.

In 1870 London, hansom cab driver Ned Parker agrees to assist Detective Sergeant Jackson when a fellow driver is accused of murder and becomes involved with rival gangs.

"Margo Maguire writes fast-paced, poignant adventures that'll keep you turning the pages. -USA Today Bestselling Author Lorraine Heath   Once imprisoned for a crime he didn't commit, a man disguised as a wealthy prince re-emerges in London society intent on revenge in Margo Maguire's stunning romantic blockbuster The Rogue Prince. After just a few pages readers will well understand why Romantic Times says, "Fast-paced adventure tinged with...

Molly gets a lesson in what true friendship is when Emily, a young English girl, comes to stay with Molly's family during the bombing of London.

Sir Henry was a knight-errant, capable of impressive prowess on the battlefield...;and in bed. Finding two sisters-;one stunningly beautiful, the other steadfast and determined-;waiting patiently in his chamber, he entertained their proposition: a generous sum in exchange for commanding their men-at-arms in a battle to save their lands. Seduced by the beauty of Gisele, yet irresistibly drawn to the intelligence of Mathilde, a proud woman as complex...

When the parents of Zillah Lambert sue architect Killian Melville for breach of contract for refusing to marry their daughter and attorney Sir Oliver Rathbone cannot elicit information from his client Mr. Melville, investigator William Monk is sent into the streets of Victorian London to search for clues.

Police Superintendent Thomas Pitt looks into the suspicious death of his childhood mentor, and at the same time investigates treachery in the Colonial office, where someone is passing vital information to Germany about England's African strategy.

London judge Sir John Fielding probes into every stratum of London society to find the truth about the death of a lord whose suicide looks more like murder.

"Wit, passion, and adventure, Elizabeth Boyle has it all!" -- Julia Quinn New York Times bestselling RITA® Award winner Elizabeth Boyle is a wonder, and with Along Came a Duke -- the first book in her delectable Rhymes with Love series based on well-known nursery rhymes -- she proves once more that no one writes wittier, more endearing and original historical romance. Returning once more to England during the colorful Regency Era, Boyle transports...