Patricia Finney

Grace Cavendish

When Margaret Cavendish, one of Elizabeth IUs Gentlewomen, loses her life in a bungled attempt to kill the Queen, her 13-year-old daughter, Lady Grace, becomes a protge to the monarch. Now the youngest lady-in-waiting to the Queen reveals mysteries, intrigue, and scandal from the Tudor court through her daybooks and diaries in this new series.

Assassin

There is much excitement at Court as the famous painter Levina Teerlinc arrives to paint the Queen's portrait. Then, one of Lady Grace's fellow Maids of Honor, Carmina, begins to act rather strangely--is it possible that she is being poisoned?

Feud

Maid of Honor Lady Grace Cavendish becomes fearful for her queen, Elizabeth I, when mysterious events begin to unfold and sets out to investigate the strange happenings.

Conspiracy

Lady Grace Cavendish, Elizabeth I's youngest maid of honor, finds herself in the midst of a battle at sea while posing as a boy aboard the ship of Francis Drake, where she and Masou stowed away in hopes of finding the kidnapped Lady Sarah.

Betrayal

A tale narrated by a defrocked nun explores the realm-shattering possibility of a stolen journal kept by the young Princess Elizabeth falling into the wrong hands

Unicorn's Blood

Roman

Das Auge des Feuerdrachen

Peter Bailey

Living a quiet and contented life in suburbia, Jack the dog suddenly finds himself in a whirlwind of emotion after beautiful Petra moves in next door, in a funny romance about a dog in love. Reprint.

I, Jack

A Shadow of Gulls

The Crow Goddess

Told in Jack's own words, this story follows Jack, a Labrador Retriever, as he joins forces with his new best friend Rebel, the police dog, to catch the bad guys who are trying to break into Pack Leader's house. Reprint.

Jack and Rebel, the Police Dog

Brilliantly written in language eerily reminiscent of sixteenth-century England and filled with the dazzling color and drama of Tudor England, Firedrake's Eye concerns a meticulously constructed plot to kill Queen Elizabeth I. Tom O'Bedlam, the mad son of prominent Catholic family, stumbles upon evidence that his hated brother has returned to England to spearhead a scheme to assassinate the Queen. Patricia Finney transports the reader back in time to the dirty, dangerous underbelly of 1583 London. Combining accurate and detailed historical research with story-telling of an unusually high caliber, Firedrake's Eye brilliantly evokes that danger and treachery of Tudor politics.

Firedrake's Eye

The year is 1587. The Spanish are preparing to launch the Armada against the English and Queen Elizabeth. Ex-soldier David Becket, now responsible for the Queen's Ordnance discovers that large quantities of gunpowder are going astray. Can someone in the heart of the English government be selling it to the Spanish? Unaccountably he is plagued by vivid dreams of England invaded, an alternative story where the Armada is victorious. Patricia Finney's brilliant reworking of the Armada legend is an imaginative tour de force. Thrilling, intricate, and inspiring, this is a tale of courage, of love, and, ultimately, redemption

A Novel

Gloriana's Torch

A riveting Elizabethan thriller surrounding a plot to discredit to Virgin Queen herself

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