Historical Fiction (No Spice)

Books are set anywhere from 1800s to the 1950s. They contain no spice and, at present, all of them are novellas. 

Trusting the Law

The last person Grace needs to fall in love with is a police officer, especially since she breaks the law every day. Running a speakeasy wasn’t her first choice, but making money is. With the price of hooch at an all-time premium, the money is more than enough to pay for her uncle’s expensive medication and the bills. She doubts Officer Paul...

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Killer Diamonds

Private Investigator Sam Bentley didn’t like his newest client the moment he walked in the door, but Sam needs money so being picky isn’t really an option. The client wants to find his wife who’s been missing for two years. He can provide no other information, and Sam knows there’s something shifty about the guy, something he just can’t put his...

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Grace’s Second Chance

Grace Austen is struggling to support her ten-year-old brother and keep up the payments on the family farm during the Depression. When she unwittingly saves the life of the man sent to repossess the farm, she’s determined to convince him to change his mind and he’s just as determined to let her.

Nathaniel Sampson knows he should turn and run the...

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The Gangster’s Daughter

Jack Malone has one mission in Chicago—apprehend notorious gangster, Antonio Donnatelli. It shouldn't matter that Donnatelli is using his daughter, Maria, to get close to Jack, to find out his weakness.


Jack knows the man's ways, and he can ignore the beautiful Italian lady with her mysterious brown eyes and soft voice. Until the gunfire starts....

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Letters to Laura

1951

The Korean War is tearing apart more than just the soil on which it’s fought.

Laura has loved Mark for as long as she can remember. She can’t imagine her life without him. Mark’s feelings for Laura are just as strong, but he has a secret—one that is bound to come between them. He’s shipping out to Korea in a week.

Blindsided by the...

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