Melissa Lamb and her cousin Ernestine are at the centre of the Wild Young Bohemians, an exclusive dining club at Oxford for the beautiful and ambitious. Melissa is determined to restore her derelict family mansion. She will let nothing stand in her way - until a vengeful stranger enters their magic circle.

From the bestselling author of 'Night Shall Overtake Us' and 'Wild Young Bohemians', this is the story of three beautiful sisters who are the toasts of wartime London. 35 years on, age and enmity have driven the three sisters apart.

Cassie is nothing if not organised. A successful journalist, she's ticked almost all the boxes: attentive boyfriend, own flat, good job, great friends - it's all fallen into place. In theory, at least. There's one part of Cassie's life, however, which is anything but organised, and that's her love for the Darling family.

In Edwardian England a vow of friendship is a thing of innocence. Even when tested by the militancy of the suffragette movement or the demands of the Season, the bonds hold fast. But nothing can withstand the onslaught of the First World War.

Nobody marries for money any more. Or do they? The aristocratic Hasty sisters are beautiful, sexy and intelligent. They are also, unfortunately, very poor. If their faces are to be their only fortune, then they must marry for money.

M.C. Beaton meets Miss Marple in the second book in the charming Laetitia Rodd Mysteries, which sees Kate Saunders' Victorian lady detective on the hunt for a missing Oxford scholar who is soon to be the heir to a fortune It is 1851 and Laetitia Rodd is enjoying a well-earned holiday when she receives an urgent request for her services. Wealthy businessman Jacob Welland implores Mrs. Rodd to find his beloved brother, a brilliant Oxford scholar who took to wandering the countryside and one day simply failed to return. The last sighting was in a gypsy camp ten years before - where it was...