Gilded Age Romance by Lisa

"Edith" and "Lillie" technically are not from the Gilded Age, but the 1920s are only a decade down the road from the Gilded Age and the beauty of the Edwardian Era. Many readers tell me they enjoy these books because of the elements of mystery, faith, and humor. We also start out with a Manhattan setting in "Edith" before we move on to Alaska, a daunting prospect and huge challenge for these ladies in that era.

"The Prince's Pier" is a dual timeline with Regency Era and Gilded Age settings, but also easy to follow along. In King's Crossing, readers will find an imaginative experience of Royal Romance combined with the delightful Edwardian Era. King's Crossing has its own customs, history, and heritage to complement its beautiful setting of several fictional islands located near Prince Edward Island off the Canadian coastline. Readers tell me they enjoy this series. Published by Magnolia Blossom Publishing, you won't want to miss it! 

Cousins can get into a LOT of trouble, especially when one of them is determined to be sent back to England to win her fiance back! Journey with Jane from England to Gilded Age American with Manhattan and Newport settings!

Published by Wild Heart Books, this series will always be among my favorites! Explore the vibrant history of the Kentucky Derby and Lexington horseracing circles in these fun romances. Book 3, "The Debutante's Second Chance," is loosely based on a true story from 1908 about how they saved the Derby that year.

Romance and Mystery in the Adirondacks of Upstate New York during the Gilded Age! Published by Wild Heart Books, readers won't want to miss it!

Travel to exotic lands in the Finding Their Way series!  Climb the pyramids in Cairo, have lunch aboard a yacht as it navigates the Nile River, explore Baghdad, and discover the Bosphorus of the Ottoman Empire in the Gilded Age ... 

Sadie may have lost the most important documents in America to her ten-year-old twin cousins. With a detective following her around and someone trying to kill her, what else could go wrong? Travel from Manhattan to Newport and Nantucket during the Gilded Age!