Book Review: Elizabeth Peters’ Lord of the Silent
Treachery and peril pursue Amelia’s son Ramses and his new wife Nefret, and the discovery of a recent corpse in a tomb is pulling Amelia deeper into a furious desert storm .
Treachery and peril pursue Amelia’s son Ramses and his new wife Nefret, and the discovery of a recent corpse in a tomb is pulling Amelia deeper into a furious desert storm .
A decrepit old man tells Annja Creed the end of the world is near, speaking as if he knew King Arthur. Then Roux goes missing, and Annja realizes there may be something to it.
In the midst of the holiday season, these three steamy tales of pleasure and delight are the perfect companion for chilly winter nights.
A Ranger at last, Will is the protector of his first fief…and everything goes wrong. A renegade knight, poisoning the royal family, and holding Alyss captive.
A romantic encounter on an island paradise makes Kate Donovan a suspect in a high-society murder, for Mitchell Wyatt is suspected of doing away with his half-brother.
The superstitious locals in Jakutsk in northern Siberia blame the ghost of a fallen goddess for the people gone missing. Annja Creed will be on the trail of this supposed apparition.
It’s a camping trip with Chester warning everyone of the evil woods. It’s not until they set up camp near strange men and their stranger dog, that Harold begins to believe.
Storme Montague has a data chip the Breeds and the Council would kill to possess. But betrayed by one and rescued by another, Storme has her own plans that could destroy both.
Will and Alyss battle growing hysteria, traitors, and time. The king is fading, but when Alyss is taken hostage, Will must choose between loyalty to his mission or his friend.
Six short romantic stories that make me want to go to the beach!