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Mysteries swell in London's snowbound Hell

The Other Face of the Christmas Shilling - Kathy L Wheeler
Lady Thomasina Staunton takes refuge in an abandoned house as far from London, her friends, and her family, as she can get. But her ruse of an absent husband fighting the French backfires. Horribly so.

When Florentine Comier, former Duc of Bouchard, returns unexpectedly from months of travel, he is shocked to find a stranger living in his home, claiming to be his wife.

Despite the deception, Florentine cannot help being drawn to the beautiful and rebellious Lady Thomasina, and soon discovers a love he never believed possible. But danger looms on the horizon as not everyone believes decent Frenchmen exist on England’s shores.

A Christmas Ha'penny's Worth of Love - Amanda McCabe
Lady Elizabeth Rathburn hates being apart from her Miss Greensley's Girls and being forced to stay at her bullying father's cold, lonely estate. She hopes she might at least find her old friend, a handsome young man she only knew as "Mick," but he no longer appears in their old meeting spot by the river.

Until she finds out "Mick" is actually Lord Michael Hamilton, the son of her family's old enemy! Worse—her father insists she must marry Lord Michael to seal a new business deal and end the enmity. Feeling betrayed, Eliza runs to her beloved La Sous Rose at Christmas time, only to be trapped in a snowstorm with Michael, the one man she despises—and desires. The man who declares he has loved her all this time, but how can she trust him now? 

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 Do you feel ready for snow, cocoa, presents?  Romance???  Do you love the opulent sopa opera-ness of "The Gilded Age"??  I have the book for you!  My new Christmas anthology, "A Gilded Age Christmas" is out now!  (I have an enormous love for all those things, too, as well as Edith Wharton books, so I loved writing this story)

Two festive romances set in the glamorous Gilded Age

Two short romances

Celebrate a Gilded Age Christmas!

In Amanda McCabe’s A Convenient Winter Wedding: marrying Connor O’Neill is about survival for penniless heiress May Van Der Berg. The distant self-made millionaire is far from the passionate husband she’d once dreamed of…except for that scorching kiss! In Lauri Robinson’s The Railroad Baron's Mistletoe Bride: after years of estrangement, romance blooms when Kurt invites store clerk Harper and their shared niece to spend Christmas at his mansion. But are they just a family for the holidays? 

"Amanda McCabe's historical romances never disappoint and A Convenient Winter Wedding is a superb Gilded Age novella full of wit, passion and emotion written with plenty of style and flair. With characters readers will love and plenty of drama and intensity to keep them hooked, A Convenient Winter Wedding is an enjoyable historical novella from Amanda McCabe's very gifted pen."  --Amazon Review, 5 stars

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 Flora and Cho-Chou are back for another adventure!

1889
With the wild chase for the late unlamented duke's diamonds finally over, business is booming for Flora Flowerdew's seance society, but she's bored with summoning ghosts with the help of her psychic Pomeranian Chou-Chou. She longs for adventure, like what she had with Benedict, and her Cockney maid Mary and journalist Evie as they chased across England and France in search of the diamonds. A late night visit from Benedict, Duke of Everton changes that. He was the last man she ever wanted to see again, with his frosty green eyes and rough laughter. But he needs her help. His great-aunt Imogen is being blackmailed--and it might turn London politics upside-down! Not to mention Ben's own matrimonial prospects.

Lady Imogen begs Flora to help her hide her naughty past. She insists they attend a country house party at Windermere Abbey, where all the thieving suspects will be gathered. A tangle of politics, passion, fear hang heavy in those lavish corridors, and Flora must sort it out before it's too late! And before her heart is lost, too...

"​I fell in love with Flora Flowerdew in the first book: Flora Flowerdew and Mystery of the Duke's Diamonds. So, of course, I absolutely had to read Flora Flowerdew and the Mystery of the Purloined Papers as soon as I could get my hands on it.

I was right.

A wonderful Novella, it is light, easy to read, and full of mystery (and even some mayhem!). It was so wonderful to spend time with characters from the first book. Especially our reluctant duke: Benedict.

I sincerely hope we will be seeing more of Flora, Benedict, Chou Chou the psychic Pomeranian, and Mary the best friend any music-hall-dancer-turned-medium(ish) could have!"  Goodreads Review

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