Annie Power and Jane Keating have much in common. As young Irish women in the 1840s, they know the value of family, home and friendship. Even more importantly, they understand the need to survive against a backdrop of famine, disease and cruel coloni...
Annie and Jane leave Ireland at the height of the Famine. Annie takes her brother and sister to their aunt in New York. She is determined to help other young exiles like herself.Jane, now a convict, is transorted to New South Wales. Vulnerable and al...
The 1st in an award-winning series of thrilling historical murder mysteries, set in the Victorian London music hall scene and the bustling world of vaudeville“Walsh’s rich and nuanced portrayal of the period will leave readers feeling like they'r...
Return to the musical halls of Victorian London in this 2nd Variety Palace historical murder mystery “rich with theatrical detail and . . . brilliant characters” (SJ Bennett, author of Murder Most Royal)“Triumphant . . . Vivid period detail, cl...
‘Triumphant . . . Vivid period detail, clever plotting, and thoughtful characterizations. This series merits a long run' Publishers Weekly (starred review) Fiery scriptwriter Minnie Ward and dapper ex-police officer Albert Easter...