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Lord Frederick's Return by Catherine Kullmann

 

Lord Frederick’s Return
by Catherine Kullmann

Publication Date: July 22nd, 2025Publisher: Willow BooksPages: 269Genre: Regency Romance / Historical Romance

An older hero, an enigmatic heroine and a delightfully outspoken four-year-old. Throw scandal into the mix for a gripping and tender Regency love story.

August 1816.

Lord Frederick Danlow returns to England after spending 18 years in India. He plans to make a home for himself and his motherless, four-year-old daughter, Ruperta. Unsure where to start, he accepts an invitation to stay at Ponsonby Place, home of Colonel Jack Ponsonby who made his fortune in India, and his daughter Susannah, the mistress of the household.

Soon Frederick finds himself in need of a governess—and a wife? The more time he spends with Susannah, the more his admiration of her deepens. Is she the woman with whom he will share his life?

He is resolved to court her, but then his younger brother Henry engulfs his family in an appalling scandal that could prevent any lady from agreeing to a connection with it. Now Frederick must support his family during this ordeal.

But what of Susannah? What will she say when she hears of the scandal? Should he, dare he offer her his heart and his hand?

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Catherine Kullmann was born and educated in Dublin. Following a three-year courtship conducted mostly by letter, she moved to Germany where she lived for twenty-five years before returning to Ireland. She has worked in the Irish and New Zealand public services and in the private sector. Widowed, she has three adult sons and two grandchildren.
She has always been interested in the extended Regency period, a time when the foundations of our modern world were laid. She loves writing and is particularly interested in what happens after the first happy end—how life goes on for the protagonists and sometimes catches up with them. Her books are set against a background of the offstage, Napoleonic wars and consider in particular the situation of women trapped in a patriarchal society.
She is the author of The Murmur of Masks, Perception & Illusion, A Suggestion of Scandal, The Duke’s Regret, The Potential for Love, A Comfortable Alliance, Lady Loring’s Dilemma and The Husband Criteria.
She also blogs about historical facts and trivia related to this era. You can find out more about Catherine’s books and read the blog (My Scrap Album) at her website where you can also subscribe to her newsletter.

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The Wanderer and the Way by G.M. Baker

 

The Wanderer and the Way
Cuthbert’s People
by G. M. Baker


Publication Date: March 10th, 2025Publisher: Stories All The Way DownPages: 249Genre: Medieval Historical Fiction

The Camino de Santiago de Compostela, now the most famous pilgrimage route in the world, was founded in the early ninth century, largely due to the efforts of Bishop Theodemir of Iria Flavia. As with most people of this period, nothing seems to be known of his early years. What follows, therefore, is pure invention.

Theodemir returns footsore and disillusioned to his uncle’s villa in Iria Flavia, where he meets Agnes, his uncle’s gatekeeper, a woman of extraordinary beauty. He falls immediately in love. But Agnes has a fierce, though absent, husband; a secret past; another name, Elswyth; and a broken heart.

Witteric, Theodemir’s cruel and lascivious uncle, has his own plans for Agnes. When the king of Asturias asks Theodemir to undertake an embassy on his behalf to Charles, King of the Franks, the future Charlemagne, Theodemir plans to take Agnes with him to keep her out of Witteric’s clutches.

But though Agnes understands her danger as well as anyone, she refuses to go. And Theodemir dares not leave without her.

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Born in England to a teamster's son and a coal miner's daughter, G. M. (Mark) Baker now lives in Nova Scotia with his wife, no dogs, no horses, and no chickens. He prefers driving to flying, desert vistas to pointy trees, and quiet towns to bustling cities.
As a reader and as a writer, he does not believe in confining himself to one genre. He writes about kind abbesses and melancholy kings, about elf maidens and ship wreckers and shy falconers, about great beauties and their plain sisters, about sinners and saints and ordinary eccentrics.
In his newsletter, Stories All the Way Down, he discusses history, literature, the nature of story, and how not to market a novel.

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The Herb Knot by Jane Loftus

 

The Herb Knot
by Jane Loftus

Publication Date: May 8th, 2025Publisher: HQ DigitalPages: 336Genre: Medieval Historical Fiction

 The Hundred Years’ War comes to life in this spellbinding tale of love, betrayal and conspiracy…

A quest born on the battlefield will change a young boy’s destiny…

Rafi Dubois is five years old when his mother is murdered after the Battle of Crecy in 1346. Alone and lost, Rafi is given a token by the dying Englishman who tried to save his mother’s life: a half-broken family seal which he urges Rafi to return one day to Winchester.

Years later, when Rafi saves a wealthy merchant’s wife from a brutal robbery, he is rewarded with the chance to travel to England, taking the seal with him.

But when he reaches Winchester, Rafi finds himself in a turbulent world full of long-held allegiances, secrets and treachery. His path is fraught with danger and with powerful enemies working against him, Rafi falls in love with Edith, a market apothecary. But in doing so, Rafi unleashes a deadly chain of events which threatens to overwhelm them both…

The Herb Knot is a sweeping and passionate novel set in one of the most tumultuous times in English history, from a powerful new voice.


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 Jane Loftus gained a degree in 16th Century European and British history from Surrey before taking a postgraduate degree in modern political history. As a lone parent, she worked in Winchester Waterstones before returning to IT once her son was older. Hugely passionate about the Middle Ages, she drew inspiration for this novel from the medieval layout of Winchester which has been painstakingly documented.
Jane is originally from London but has lived in Winchester for over twenty years. When not writing, she is usually out walking or watching costume dramas on Netflix – the more medieval the better. She also plays far too many rpgs.

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Ciao, Amore, Ciao by Sandro Martini

 

Ciao, Amore, Ciao
Alex Lago, Book #1
by Sandro Martini


Publication Date: March 26th, 2025Series: Alex Lago Series, Book #1Publisher: Black Rose WritingPages: 426Genre: Historical Fiction

An enthralling dual-timeline WWII family mystery, based on the heartbreaking true story of the massacre in a small town in Italy in July of 1945, from award-winning, bestselling novelist Sandro Martini.
In the winter of 1942, an Italian army of young men vanishes in the icefields of the Eastern Front. In the summer of 1945, a massacre in Schio, northeastern Italy, where families grieve the dead, makes international headlines.
In present-day Veneto, an ordinary man is about to stumble onto a horrifying secret.
Alex Lago is a jaded journalist whose career is fading as fast as his marriage. When he discovers an aged World War II photo in his dying father’s home, and innocently posts it to a Facebook group, he gets an urgent message: Take it down. NOW.
Alex finds himself digging into a past that needs to stay hidden. What he's about to uncover is a secret that can topple a political dynasty buried under seventy years of rubble. Suddenly entangled in a deadly legacy, he encounters the one person who can offer him redemption, for an unimaginable price.
Told from three alternating points of view, Martini’s World War II tale of intrigue, war, and heartbreak pulls the Iron Curtain back to reveal a country nursing its wounds after horrific defeat, an army of boys forever frozen at the gates of Stalingrad, British spies scheming to reshape Italy’s future, and the stinging unsolved murder of a partisan hero.
Ciao, Amore, Ciao is a gripping story of the most heroic, untold battle of the Second World War, and a brilliantly woven novel that brings the deceits of the past and the reckoning of the present together.

Praise for Ciao, Amore, Ciao:
“A gripping saga that roots excruciating betrayals in a nation’s tragic history.”
~ Kirkus Reviews
“Balances action, suspense, and emotional depth to deliver a truly immersive, thought-provoking read with an unflinching look at the sins of the past and the lengths to which the powerful will go to keep them buried.”
~ Sublime Book Review


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Sandro Martini has worked as a word monkey on three continents. 
He's the author of Tracks: Racing the Sun, an award-winning historical novel. He grew up in Africa to immigrant parents, studied law in Italy, chased literary dreams in London, hustled American dollars in New York City, and is now hiding out in Switzerland, where he moonlights as a Comms guy and tries hard not to speak German. 
You can find him either uber-driving his daughter, chasing faster cars on the autobahn, or swimming in Lake Zurich with a cockapoo named Tintin.
His latest historical suspense novel, Ciao, Amore, Ciao, is now available.
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Canyon of Deceit by Diann Mills

 

 

Canyon of Deceit by Diann Mills

Christian Mystery & Suspense/ Romantic SuspensePublisher: Tyndale FictionPages: 338Publication Date: September 9, 2025


SYNOPSIS

A missing child. A deadly conspiracy. A race against time.

When survival expert Therese Palmer is called to find a kidnapped girl, she quickly realizes the truth is more dangerous than she imagined. Enlisting the help of Texas Ranger Blane Gardner, they track the girl’s last known location deep in the Guadalupe Mountains—where every clue leads to more deception. As Russian organized crime and a deadly assassination plot come to light, Therese and Blane must fight against ruthless enemies and their growing attraction. Will they find the girl before time runs out, or will she become a pawn in a much bigger game?

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ABOUT THE AUTHOR: Award-winning author DiAnn Mills is known for her gripping romantic suspense novels where readers can Expect An Adventure. With multiple Christy Awards and numerous bestsellers, her stories captivate readers with their depth and intensity. A passionate storyteller and dedicated mentor, DiAnn is also a coffee connoisseur and proud grandmother living in Houston, Texas.

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I’ll start by saying I’ve readand enjoyed multiple books by the talented DiAnn Mills, although Christian fictionis not my go-to genre. But there is something about her well-plotted storiesthat really pulls me in and that is why I enjoy them.

In Canyon of Deceit we meetTherese Palmer, a wilderness expert who, like all Mills’ heroines, is damagedby life; in her case it was the death of her sister at a young age. But herfaith is strong. In fact, it is so integral to her life that she broke off abudding relationship with the handsome Texas Ranger, Blane Gardner, because ofhis lack of belief. When a colleague comes to her for help, his wife has beenbrutally murdered and his daughter kidnaped, she turns to Blane to help herrescue the child.

With his help, she tracks thekidnapers to the Guadalupe Mountains National Park in remote West Texas, amysterious and harsh landscape that has a spare beauty all its own. Things donot go their way and suddenly the pair find themselves fighting for theirlives.

As with all Mills’ books, thereis a high level of violence in the story. The bad guys are pretty bad. But theshifting plot keeps you guessing as to who they actually are and wondering ifthey are they closer than you think?

The budding romance betweenTherese and Blane is sweet and slow-moving but gives you enough to keep youhopeful the pair will make a go of it. I really enjoyed the scenic descriptionsof the mountains and the dramatic scenes set in the national park. The mysterykept me guessing, and I did not see the end coming.

All in all, another great storyby a gifted mystery writer.

Five stars all the way.

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The Winding Dirt Road by Jiu Da

 

Welcome to a stop on the Coffee Pot Book Tour for Jiu Da's book, The Winding Dirt Road. It sounds fascinating. We have a short excerpt for you, keep scrolling all the way to the bottom. 
The Winding Dirt Road
by Jiu Da



Publication Date: May 27th, 2025Publisher: Historium PressPages: 391Genre: Chinese Historical Fiction / Political Fiction

Written as an antithesis to all first-hand and second-hand propaganda written by both Chinese and foreign writers for China in the good part of the 20th century in a fictional form, this collection, through different times and lands, gives insights into how human docile nature and characteristics are manipulated and brought about cultural and social corrosion over the century. The outcome thus sees "a monumental loss breathtakingly massive than any period that preceded it." Subsequently, it foreshadows a system that "would bring out not the best but the worst in people, against people, any people." (Event Horizon)

 

The first story is written as an introduction in addition to the prologue. From there, the collection proceeds with interrelated subjects or topics, building up causes and factors. At every turn, it gathers momentum and convenes halfway through the book to form the major components of critical perspectives at a juncture.

 

Hoarded in the depth of memories of the past decades, this has been a work long overdue.

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For years, Jiu Da has been intrigued by the question of whether the environment makes us who we are or whether we are the ones that shape our environment.
For the good parts of early years, he stubbornly believed that motivation, talent, and effort could change the outcomes. It did not.
It was not until the virus hit while finding himself perching at home that he came to accept that the environment is indeed the hand that shapes human behavior.
It was during this time that he began his first work, drawing from his love in literature, history and a lifetime of seemingly useless yet fascinating knowledge hoarded in the depth of his mind.

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"[H]is tutor-turned-mentor mainly used Hollywoodmovies to illustrate and exemplify Western mentality and attitudes. Takingadvantage of this approach, the boy relished watching movies depicting theTrojan War and Roman gladiators with absorbed attention. He also enjoyedlistening to dirt or sensational stories his mentor dug out from some tabloids,to his delight."

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To Condem A Witch: Lisa A. Traugott

 

 

TO CONDEMN A WITCH By LISA A. TRAUGOTT

Historical FantasyPublisher: Rose Castle MediaPages: 399Publication Date: August 11, 2025

SYNOPSIS
A stolen scroll. A cursed bloodline. A prophecy that binds three witches across life and death…

Scotland, 1729. When clairvoyant healer Fiona MacLeod discovers an enchanted scroll, she awakens a prophecy linking her fate to two other women: Eleanor, a servant-turned-mistress caught in a scandal, and Matilda, a vengeful ghost burned for witchcraft. Together, they must form a coven—maiden, mother, and crone—to protect a changeling child marked by ancient magic.

But a ruthless witch hunter is closing in—one who will stop at nothing to destroy the child and the women sworn to defend her.

Spanning the infamous Hellfire Caves of England to haunted Scottish glens and the wilds of colonial Virginia, To Condemn a Witch is a haunting prequel in the Tales of the Witchblood series—a dark tale of feminine power, sacrifice, and the unbreakable bond between witches who rise, no matter how often they are condemned.
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Lisa A. Traugott is the award-winning author of the Tales of the Witchborn series (To Rescue a Witch and To Condemn a Witch), a haunting historical fantasy saga in the realm of ghosts, goddesses, and rebellion. She double majored in history and theater to guarantee unemployment yet somehow became a full-time author. An original cast member on American Grit with John Cena, she also had five lines on Buffy the Vampire Slayer.

She lives in Austin with her husband and two kids where they enjoy walking ghost tours and telling scary stories around the campfire. You can get a FREE chapter of To Rescue a Witch at LisaTraugott.com.


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Thisis the second book I’ve read in this series. To Condemn a Witch is a prequel tothe book To Rescue a Witch which told the story of Annaliese, a young witch,orphaned in the American Colonies, and the man, William MacLeod, who is sent toreturn her to England. To Condemn a Witch is the story of her mother Eleanorand how she came to be in Virginia. The first book was gritty but the second iseven more so.

Thestory centers on Fiona MacLeod, wife of William who hides her magic, her Aunt Matida,a witch condemned and burnt at the stake who now lingers in the otherworld, andEleanor, an unskilled witch, pulled from the drudgery of the workhouse to alife of luxury as the mistress of a lord. The three represent the maiden,mother and crone and together they must protect the prophesized child who willbring down a king.

Thebook contains quite a cast of unlikable characters, some so bad you hope they getwhat they deserve.  I enjoyed the magicalelements, as Celtic mythology is an interest of mine, and I always enjoy awitchy book. The sex scenes were a bit much for me, but other readers willenjoy the steamy scenes. The ending was interesting, especially when the readerlearns who Annalise really is! I hope there is third book with her full story.

Iwould recommend this book to readers who enjoy dark historical fiction, witchytales, and mythology, just don’t mistake it for a historical romance. Therewere quite a few typos and other grammatical errors in my copy which I assumewill have been edited prior to publication. Based on that assumption I ratethis book 4 stars.

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Welcome to the Book's Delight and a stop on the Coffee P...

 

Welcome to the Book's Delight and a stop on the Coffee Pot Book Tour for author Julian de la Motte. I have a great excerpt for you, so make sure you read all the way to the end!
The Will of God
by Julian de la Motte


Publication Date: May 13th, 2025
Publisher: Historium Press
Pages: 292
Genre: Historical Fiction

"Deus Lo Vult!"

Gilles is the natural son of the Earl Waltheof, executed by William the Conqueror for supposed treachery. Raised in Normandy by Queen Matilda of England, Gilles is a young servant of Robert, Duke of Normandy, when the first call for a Holy War against the infidel and for the liberation of Jerusalem is raised in Christendom. Along with thousands of others, inspired by a variety of motives, intense piety mixed with a sense of adventure and the prospects of richness, Gilles becomes a key and respected follower of the Duke of Normandy and travels through France and into Italy to the point of embarkation for Constantinople and the land of the Greeks.

In this epic first phase of a long and gruelling journey, Gilles begins to discover a sense of his own strengths and weaknesses, encounters for the first time the full might and strength of the Norman war machine and achieves his much coveted aim of knighthood, as well as a sense of responsibility to the men that he must now lead into battle.

The Will of God is the literal translation of the Latin phrase "Deus Lo Vult"; a ubiquitous war cry and a commonly offered explanation of all the horrors and iniquities unleashed by the First Crusade of 1096 to 1099, when thousands of Europeans made the dangerous and terrifying journey to the Holy Land and the liberation of Jerusalem. It is the first of two books on the subject.

Praise for Julian de la Motte:

"De la Motte has superpowers as a writer of historical fiction; he's a warhorse of a writer bred to stun and trample the literary senses. You won't stop turning the pages of The Will of God."
~ Charles McNair, Pulitzer Prize nominee and author of Land O'Goshen

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Julian de la Motte is a Londoner. He graduated from the University of Wales with a degree in Medieval History. He was further awarded a Master of Arts qualification in Medieval English Art from the University of York. He studied and taught in Italy for nearly four years before returning to the U.K. and a career as a teacher, teacher trainer and materials designer before taking up a new role as a Director of Foreign Languages and of English as a Foreign Language. Married and with two grown up children, He is now extensively involved in review writing and historical research, primarily on medieval history.
''The Will of God'' [the first of two books on the subject of the First Crusade] is his third novel.

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Gilleslay, legs crossed and arms behind his head which rested upon his saddle. Hegazed up at the vast spectacle unfolded above him. His left side, facing thefire, roasted uncomfortably whilst his right side froze, one of the manyvagaries of life on campaign. His mouth was sour and acrid from a combinationof poorly cooked and very elderly mutton and local wine, thin, sour and acidic,unwilling gifts from the last village that he and his small command hadvisited.

 

Inthe jagged and flickering shadows on the other side of the fire his men alsorested, seemingly oblivious to the splendour and majesty above them. Ralph,commonly known as 'the Contentious' was once more expressing his views andopinions to a largely uninterested audience. Ralph, a man from the badlands onthe Normandy Brittany border, seemingly had a view and opinion on most things.Gilles allowed himself to listen for a while. Ralph had been on the lists ofthe Duke as long as Gilles could remember, as thickset and stocky as hismaster, he had been publicly whipped on a number of occasions for his views andthe loose tongued manner in which he voiced them, particularly for thoserelating to dogma and religion. Currently he was treating his largely indifferentcomrades to his views on the Holy Trinity. His almost casual remarks would havehad a churchman apoplectic with rage and reaching for his bell and candle.

 

Aflaring as a shrub of furze caught and crackled in the flames. Mixed withrosemary, it gave off a strong and aromatic scent amidst the brushwood, afurther deterrent to the swarms of midges. Along with snakes, large blackspiders with a life threatening bite and venomous toads that seemed to lurkunder every rock, they appeared to be a speciality of the region. The suddenblaze illuminated the usually genial features of Ralph in stark chiaroscuro ashe relentlessly continued to warm to his theme. Gilles surrendered his thoughtsto the skies above him, a vast dome of black nothingness, blacker than anythingelse he could imagine and dotted with countless shining stars more numerous, itseemed, than grains of sand upon the beach. Despite the oppressive heat of theday, in this strange and alien country the nights were bitterly cold. Gillesshivered and pulled his riding cloak more tightly about him. The horses stoodand fidgeted in the dark, tethered to a set of crude hitching posts hammeredinto the ground. Occasionally one or other of them stamped the ground or raisedits ears in alarm. There were, after all, wolves in these high hills and theysensed their presence.

A Shape on the Air by Julia Ibbotson

 

A Shape on the Air
Dr DuLac Series #1
by Julia Ibbotson



Publication Date: January 8th, 2022Series: Dr DuLac SeriesPublisher: Archbury BooksPages: 220Genre: Mystery Romance / Medieval Timeslip Mystery
A haunting Anglo-Saxon time-slip of mystery and romance
Can echoes of the past threaten the present? They are 1500 years apart, but can they reach out to each other across the centuries? One woman faces a traumatic truth in the present day. The other is forced to marry the man she hates as the 'dark ages' unfold.
How can Dr Viv DuLac, medievalist and academic, unlock the secrets of the past? Traumatised by betrayal, she slips into 499 AD and into the body of Lady Vivianne, who is also battling treachery. Viv must uncover the mystery of the key that she unwittingly brings back with her to the present day, as echoes of the past resonate through time. But little does Viv realise just how much both their lives across the centuries will become so intertwined. And in the end, how can they help each other across the ages without changing the course of history?
For fans of Barbara Erskine, Pamela Hartshorne, Susanna Kearsley, Christina Courtenay.



Praise for Julia Ibbotson:
“In the best Barbara Erskine tradition …I would highly recommend this novel”
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“Amazing …a really great book …I just couldn’t put it down”
~ Hazel Morgan
“Well-rounded characters and a wealth of historical research make this a real page-turner”
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“Enthralling”~ Amazon review
“gripping … a very real sense of threat and danger, an enthralling mystery … a wholly convincing romance, across both timelines”~ Anne Williams


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Julia Ibbotson is fascinated by the medieval world and the concept of time. She is the author of historical mysteries with a frisson of romance. Her books are evocative of time and place, well-researched and uplifting page-turners. Her current series focuses on early medieval time-slip / dual-time mysteries. 
Julia read English at Keele University, England, specialising in medieval language / literature / history, and has a PhD in socio-linguistics. After a turbulent time in Ghana, West Africa, she became a school teacher, then a university academic and researcher. Her break as an author came soon after she joined the RNA’s New Writers’ Scheme in 2015, with a three-book deal from Lume Books for a trilogy (Drumbeats) set in Ghana in the 1960s.
She has published five other books, including A Shape on the Air, an Anglo-Saxon timeslip mystery, and its two sequels The Dragon Tree and The Rune Stone. Her latest novel is the first of a new series of Anglo-Saxon dual-time mysteries, Daughter of Mercia, where echoes of the past resonate across the centuries.
Her books will appeal to fans of Barbara Erskine, Pamela Hartshorne, Susanna Kearsley, and Christina Courtenay. Her readers say: ‘Julia’s books captured my imagination’, ‘beautiful story-telling’, ‘evocative and well-paced storylines’, ‘brilliant and fascinating’ and ‘I just couldn’t put it down’.
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