Announcing Book Five in the series: 'Women with an Attitude'.

A Lady Never Tells

Rags to Riches and More!

Their attraction to each other was undeniable.

Tilda Ferguson, a rich American widow on holiday in London, forms an attachment to the son of a distinguished English family only to find the family has fallen on hard times and is after her money.

Matthew Broadstreet can save his family from financial ruin if only he will marry her. His feelings for her are upended when he finds out she’s neither an American nor a widow. She is, in fact, Tillie Partridge, the family’s former scullery maid.

Believing she is a thief, Matthew is ready to expose her scheme, which leaves Tillie with no choice but to reveal the reason for her expulsion from England almost a decade earlier: Matthew’s father paid her five hundred pounds to keep a secret. She invested wisely and with extraordinary luck amassed a fortune.

Matthew refuses to believe a member of his family could be involved in anything sordid but his inquiries convince him something happened that must be explained.

They work together to unravel the secret, but will the past prove to be too big an obstacle for true happiness?

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Book Four of the series 'Women with an Attitude'.

Only A Lady Will Do

A widower's search for a conventional wife is upended when he meets a suffragist.

Outspoken and unruly, Julia Ballard advocates for a woman’s right to vote but the men who make the laws won’t listen.

Julia enlists the help of George Russell, a new member of parliament, to bring the women’s petition before the House of Commons. George, a widower with two small children, isn’t at all eager to assist Julia, especially since they clash over the suffragists’ methods for gaining the vote.

Giving up isn’t an option.

Meanwhile, George’s mother, who lives with him and his children, meets the famous Egyptologist, Sir Reginald Whitaker. After a whirlwind courtship, Sir Reginald asks Mrs. Russell to marry him and join him in Thebes.

Mrs. Russell can’t leave her son and grandchildren to fend for themselves. Mindful of George’s political future, she devises a scheme to find him a suitable wife.

Only a lady will do.

Leaving George, who fancies himself a dragon-slayer, with the impossible task of finding a solution to satisfy both ladies.

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Book Two in the Edwardian series 'Women with an Attitude'.

Do Be Sensible, Miss Wynchcomb

Constance Wynchcomb confronts the suitor who left her at the altar to find out why.

Constance Wynchcomb, the companion to Lady Caddick-Boyle, is traveling to Kent when their motor breaks down. A coach stops and a gentleman passenger named Evan Galsworthy offers his help.

Evan is on his way to visit his mentor, Bishop Oswald Kingsley. His mother died at his birth and he seeks the whereabouts of his father. He’s sure the bishop can tell him but is disappointed when the bishop says he doesn’t know who Evan’s father is.

Evan and Constance enjoy each other’s company and he asks to court her. Her ladyship is suspicious of his intentions and hires an agent of inquiry, who uncovers Evan’s secret past.

Times have changed in the age of the Edwardians and Constance follows her heart. She accepts Evan’s offer of marriage despite his dodgy family history. Lady Caddick-Boyle refuses to attend the wedding. When the bishop dies, Evan discovers his father’s identity in the man’s private papers and is devastated to learn of his shocking origin. There is no way he can marry Constance.

Jilted on her wedding day, Constance returns to the employ of Lady Caddick-Boyle. Constance must decide whether to stay with her ladyship or find out why Evan disappeared.

What would a sensible girl do?