The Honor of His Name
Sometimes a marriage of convenience isn't as convenient as it sounds . . .
The Honor of his Name
When her tiny duchy is threatened by nations at war all around her, Chantal Saint-Marcq, Duchess of Valenciére, is compelled by duty to marry a cold and distant stranger, Major Tristan Duroc, hero of Austerlitz and power player in the game of empire.
Bets are being laid – odds are low on a wedding night coming off at all. But when these two willful people collide, the cold intrigue of a political marriage leads to the most dangerous passion in the age of Napoleon!
Alice Von Kannon
Alice has been a lover of sweeping, epic, historical romance novels all her life. When publishers lost interest in those stories two decades ago, she was determined to one day write those lush, romantic and heroic tales of her own.
She has appeared on History, Discovery, and AHC channels.
Heart's Blood
Heart's Blood
Heart's Blood
Heart's Blood
Heart's Blood
by Alice Von Kannon
A sweeping historical tale of passionate love and harrowing secrets!
More than a century has passed since the Salem witch trials, and the Puritan village in Massachusetts is the wealthiest town in America, where a new breed of men have built a new kind of aristocracy.
RVs & Campers For Dummies
RVs & Campers For Dummies
RVs & Campers For Dummies
RVs & Campers For Dummies
RVs & Campers For Dummies
by Christopher Hodapp and
Alice Von Kannon
Thinking of buying a trailer, motorhome or camper? Buy this book first! Whatever draws you to the mobile life―adventurous domestic vacations or permanently itchy feet―RVs & Campers For Dummies helps you feel right at home in your home away from home.
My Georgette Heyer Project
I have a mystery.
It began in 2017 with my discovery at a Scottish bookseller's of a volume of Pierce Egan's 1823 revision of Francis Grose's Classical Dictionary of the Vulgar Tongue, published at the tail end of the Regency period. The book itself was filled with handwritten notes and additions made by an unknown owner, and they were clearly the work of an author or a Regency period language enthusiast. Some of the handwriting resembled notes I had seen before.
The more I explored, the more I recognized, and the more I began to ask myself a serious question: Had I discovered the incomparable romance author Georgette Heyer's earliest personal slang dictionary with her own private additions?
The answer is a resounding ... maybe.
