Jane Austen’s Regency flavored with the mystique of Camelot —Miss Elizabeth Bennet’s romance complicated by mystery —Mr. Darcy’s manners balanced by Merlin’s magic  in an alternate reality where not everything is as it appears  Twist legend into truth . . . Regency England is ruled by the Round Table and a favored few wield the legacy of Merlin.  To most of the guests, it’s a relaxing country house party. But military plans have been stolen. They must be recovered before they are sold to foreign agents.  Clandestine magician, espionage expert, and heir to a duke, Lord Richard Brinston is the perennial hero. It is his job to recover the stolen plans, using any or all of his skills. No surprise, Brinston works alone.  Also born to the privileged class but with a puka heritage, Martha Dunsmore is determined to find the missing document. Brinston is her angel after he saves her from a smuggler’s attack, but now he says she should be sewing instead of searching. Martha has endless courage entwined with more than enough audacity to make her displeasure clear to the infuriatingly top-lofty Brinston.   This provoking chit thinks he is arrogant? Not hardly. It might be a house party, but on a mission for the government, Brinston has no time for dalliance or games.   When he ignores her, Martha is vastly irritated by his indifference. She mocks and challenges him. Convincing her that espionage should be left to the male pushes his patience, if not his magic, to the limit.   Can this pair ever see eye to eye? Somehow, they must come together to trap a thief before madness becomes murder and treachery becomes treason.   Then there is the small matter of hearts entwined...

Round Table Magician (Banshee Brigade)

Romance

Marr, Ann Tracy

Paranormal

CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform

Margaret Ridgemont and James Treadway will marry. Period, end of discussion. Too bad she overhears him tell a friend that he likes her sister better. Pacing with the tragi-comedy of an ill-arranged marriage, magic holes are appearing in the oddest places. If Adrian Hughes can ferret out the rogue wizard responsible for creating the holes, he might receive a knighthood -- people might not die of holes in their foreheads -- and England might not crumble into the ocean. And if it were an ideal world, Adrian and Margaret would be together.

Thwarting Magic: Sequel to Round Table Magicisn

Historical

Awe-Struck

<p>Henry A. Baker published A History of Montville Connecticut at the end of the nineteenth century. Since that time, no one has updated his assessment of the family of one of Montville's residents: Joseph Chapman, a great-grandson of the progenitor, William Chapman, who was in New London by 1650. Most of Joseph Chapman's grandchildren left Montville. Proud of their heritage, his descendants frequently gifted their children with Chapman family names, but their connection to Montville was forgotten. Ann Tracy Marr researched the family, proving much of Baker's data, and correcting some of his errors. She followed the different branches of the family as they left Connecticut, moved into Massachusetts and New York, and ultimately as far as California. New lines are firmly fixed to the Chapman family tree, extending William Chapman's descendants through Joseph up to eight generations. Analysis of unproven connections allows researchers to pick up where Marr was stymied, hopefully to prove or disprove those families as descendants of one of Connecticut's oldest families. Includes Register-style report and every name index.</p>

Checking Chapmans

Reference

Genealogy

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