The Thorne Maze
by Karen Harper | 
The Poyson Garden
by Karen Harper | 
The Tidal Poole
by Karen Harper | 
The Queene's Cure
by Karen Harper | 
The Fyre Mirror
by Karen Harper | 
The Queene's Christmas
by Karen Harper | 
Mistress of Mourning
by Karen Harper | 
The Queen's Confidante
by Karen Harper | 
A Northern Light
by Jennifer Donnelly | 
Mistress of the Art of Death
by Ariana Franklin | 
An Instance of the Fingerpost
by Iain Pears | 
Behind the Scenes at the Museum
by Kate Atkinson | 
Dark Fire
by C. J. Sansom | 
Burial Rites
by Hannah Kent | 
The Buried Book
by D. M. Pulley | 
A Morbid Taste for Bones
by Ellis Peters | 
The Last Days of Night
by Graham Moore | 
The Quincunx
by Charles Palliser | 
Doc
by Mary Doria Russell | 
The Specter of Seduction
by Carolyn Haines |
The invention of starch has a profound influence on the fashion styles of Elizabethan England, but the lucrative commodity also leads to the murder of the royal starcher, followed by the killings of two other women and intrigue that could threaten the life of Queen Elizabeth I herself. Reprint.
