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A Darkly Hiddentruth
Felicity can't possibly help Father Antony find the valuable missing icon. She's off to become a nun. And then her impossible mother turns up unexpectedly. And a good friend turns up murdered. . . Breathtaking chase scenes, mystical worship services, dashes through remote water-logged landscapes, the wisdom of ancient holy women, and the arcane rites of The Knights Hospitaller keep the pages turning. Will Felicity choose the veil- or Antony? Ancient puzzles, modern murder and breathless chase scenes through remote, waterlogged landscapes
A Most Inconvenient Death
Lord Charles Danvers, still mourning his lost love Charlotte, hopes to escape from his ghosts at the gala coming-of-age celebrations for the son of an old family friend. All is jubilation and proper respectability until the evening is shattered by a brutal murder. The police are quick to point to a quarrelsome farmer, but Danvers has his doubts. Is the real culprit much closer to home? And does Danvers owe the greater loyalty to an old friend or to the truth? Then, Danvers is even more unsettled by the entrance of the alluring Lady Antonia Hoover. The first in the Lord Danvers Investigates series, A Most Inconvenient Death is a Victorian true-crime novel. The Stanfield Hall Murders were the sensation they are portrayed to be and the elaborate coming of age celebrations and the ensuing dramatic trial are all recorded history.
Where Love Begins
Award-winning author Donna Fletcher Crow has breathed life into the dusty leaves of church history. This series combines strong fiction with extensive historical research to bring readers stories from the heart of England's great revival.
A Gentle Calling
Award-winning author Donna Fletcher Crow has breathed life into the dusty leaves of church history. This series combines strong fiction with extensive historical research to bring readers stories from the heart of England's great revival.
A Newly Crimsoned Reliquary
Translating an ancient document in an Oxford convent should be a harmless venture, but Felicity just can't seem to avoid danger. It's hardly Felicity's fault, though, that severed body parts start showing up in ancient holy reliquaries. Or that Felicity and one of the nuns is assaulted. Then Antony arrives in Oxford with a group of students and is disconcerted to learn that Felicity has forged an uneasy friendship with his estranged sister. The family situation is further complicated when Antony is obliged to rush to the bedside of his dying uncle in Blackpool. The exultation of All Saints' Day plunges to the anguish of grief on All Souls' when Felicity encounters yet another body. Who will be the next victim of the murderer stalking the shadows of Oxford's hallowed shrines?
A Very Private Grave
Felicity Howard, an American woman studying for the Anglican priesthood in Yorkshire, England, finds the tranquility of the monastery shattered when her mentor, Father Dominic, is found murdered and her church history lecturer, Father Antony, is wanted for questioning by the police.
Roses in Autumn
When Laura James' marriage of seven years is threatened, she seeks the counsel of a marriage therapist, and the sessions unearth several eye-opening discoveries about Laura's troubled history.
A Darkly Hidden Truth
"Felicity can't possibly help Father Antony find the valuable missing icon. She's off to become a nun. Then her impossible mother turns up unexpectedly. And a good friend turns up murdered..."--P. [4] of cover.
An Unholy Communion
When a black-robed body lands at Felicity's feet during Ascension services, she tries to leave the investigating to someone else, despite being haunted by the snake emblem clutched in the victim's hand.
The Banks of the Boyne
Donna Fletcher Crow has spun a tale that effectively interweaves Ireland's tortuous past over 400 years and present-day reality. She has written more than 30 novels drawing on her love for the study of the history and literature of the British Isles.
