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Elizabeth's Story, 1848
While everyone at Chatswood Manor is busy planning a birthday ball, an Irish refugee who is searching for his wife arrives at the house, and Elizabeth and Katherine decide to investigate the woman's disappearance.
Beth's Story, 1914
Find out what secrets lurk within the walls of Chatswood Manor in this in this first book of a historical fiction mystery series that explores a family’s secrets throughout generations. The Chatswood family tree has many branches—and even more secrets. It’s the summer of 1914 in England, and Beth Etheridge, great-granddaughter of the original Elizabeth Chatswood, can’t wait for her twelfth birthday to arrive. That’s when she’ll receive her family’s heirloom “Elizabeth” necklace: one half of a heart encrusted with beautiful sapphires. (The companion necklace, encrusted with rubies, will be given to Beth’s American cousin and pen pal, Kate, later in the series.) But when family from France visits Chatswood Manor for the occasion and another family heirloom goes missing, Beth finds herself on a quest to clear the name of her lady’s maid and friend, Shannon. Her search for answers leads her to a hidden diary with clues to a much larger family mystery that dates back generations. What secrets are hidden away in Chatswood Manor?
Kay's Story, 1934
In this stunning conclusion to the Chatswood family’s story, the first story arc of the Secrets of the Manor series, a mysterious benefactor helps the Vandermeers during the Great Depression—and readers finally discover the family’s biggest secret! The Great Depression is raging across America and even the Vandermeers have fallen on hard times. In an attempt to stay afloat, Kay and her parents have started living in the guest cottage and getting Vandermeer Manor ready for renters. Money starts coming in when a mysterious man purchases some family heirlooms, but questions are raised when it comes to light that the wealthy benefactor has knowingly paid more money for the heirlooms than t...
Claire's Story, 1910
Arriving at Rousseau Manor in Paris, Claire Rousseau delightedly explores the city with her new friend Camille, who also lives at the manor and who tries to help Claire figure out why she has been sent away from her home in America. Simultaneous and eBook.
Kate's Story, 1914
Includes excerpt from Elizabeth's story.
Camille's Story, 1910
Moving into the grand Parisian estate of Rousseau, Camille LeClerc, the daughter of the manor's new cook, befriends her wealthy employers before discovering hidden family secrets. Simultaneous and eBook.
Betsy's Story, 1934
Someone is causing trouble at Chatswood Manor and it’s up to Betsy to find the culprit before it’s too late in the fifth book of this fascinating historical fiction series. Betsy Northrop is about to turn twelve years old and per her family’s tradition, plans are underway for a magnificent birthday ball in her honor. Despite troubling times elsewhere, Betsy’s family is thriving, thanks to the good choices of Betsy’s mother, Beth. But then mishaps—both trivial and disastrous—start plaguing Chatswood Manor. Is someone determined to bring the family to ruin? Betsy vows to expose the culprit, but her home is one where secrets are easily hidden away. Will Betsy be able to uncover the truth and set things right?
Katherine's Story, 1848
When an act of vandalism threatens to ruin the wedding of their father's cousin, twins Katherine and Elizabeth Chatswood work to clear the name of bride-to-be Anna, whose social connections make her a suspect in the crime.
Secrets of the Manor
In this first book in this exciting new series, readers meet Beth Etheridge, great-granddaughter of the original Elizabeth Chatswood. As Beth investigates a mystery involving a missing locket that her friend and lady's maid, Shannon, has been blamed for stealing, she stumbles upon a hidden diary that holds clues to a much larger family mystery that dates back generations. What secrets lurk within the walls of Chatswood Manor?
Rebel Girls
Rejecting the deadening conventions of their Victorian elders, the rebel girls demanded new freedoms and new rights. They took their suffrage message out to the remotest Yorkshire dales and fishing harbors to win Edwardian hearts and minds. Heroic women who have disappeared from written records have been restored by Jill Liddington's painstaking research into sources including back copies of local newspapers, diaries, census records, and recently uncovered government records disclosing details of covert surveillance carried out on women prisoners. The intriguing characters to emerge include 16-year-old Huddersfield weaver Dora Thewlis, who was arrested at a demonstration and found herself catapulted onto the tabloid front-pages as "Baby Suffragette." Dancer Lilian Lenton waited until her 21st birthday before deciding to burn two buildings a week until the Liberal government granted women the vote.
