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|  | | A Prince in Need
When past sins bleed into the present, and the victims seek vengeance upon the perpetrators, how long is it before far enough becomes too far?
When King Reginald Claybourne of Myrridia is slain by an unknown assailant during a visit to a Rhennsbury brothel, the question of motive is open - was the killing political or personal? Reginald's children, Robert and Allyson, enlist the aid of Helen Lattimore and Chris McCabe to investigate the murder, unaware of the fact that Helen and Chris have a problem of their own - two unexpected visitors from Chris's home world. During the journey to Rhennsbury, one of their visitors encounters a sorceress, Cecelia Falkes, who threatens Chris in his role as the Duke of Saelym. Is Cecelia involved | |  | | An Unlikely Duke
How far would you go to find your soul mate, and what would you give up to remain with him or her?
When Dr. Chris McCabe agrees to travel to an alternate dimension to impersonate a ranking nobleman, Duke Christian Lattimore, in order to prevent Christian’s death, the last thing he expects is to be greeted by the duke’s corpse. Nor is he ready for Christian’s widow, Helen.
Helen is not ready for Chris, either. While Chris prepares for the acting job of his life, she and Prince Robert Claybourne quickly learn that Chris’s resemblance to Christian is only skin-deep. With Chris’s colleague Elijah Holmes, the three of them search for clues both Magical and mundane to solve the duke’s murder, and unexpected friendships, and more, develop.
One larger question remains – is Christian’s death the one foreseen by Bishop Edward Fitzroy when he originally proposed the masquerade to Chris? Or is there another threat to the duke?
On their last day of travel, Christian finally pushed the pace, knowing they could arrive in Saelym that evening if they rode faster. It was nighttime when he and Robert were escorted by Jack and another man to the castle’s postern gate. Christian had debated riding through the main gate and facing an official welcome, but he’d decided to surprise Helen first. He’d directed Paul to spend the night with the remainder of their escort and see that the rest of their belongings were brought to the castle in the morning. Paul had glanced at Robert, who’d nodded with | |  | | Legacy of the Archbishop
With power comes responsibility. But who is responsible for the fate of the innocent when those with power run amok?
The peace of winter is broken in the Kingdom of Myrridia byt he murder of Archbishop Francis McHenry. Even before the serach for McHenry's slayer begins, Bishop Edward Fitzroy achieves his life's ambition; the position of Primate of Myrridia.
Edward's satisfaction is short-lived when he is confronted by a ghost from his past - his seminary rival and now Dark adept Aldric Smithson. Aldric harbors old resentments and will stop at nothing to attain i>his/i> ambition: the destruction of Myrridia's Church i>and/i> Edward Fitzroy, whose Magic may not prove powerful enough t |
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