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What's New in Historical Fiction

Join us for What’s New in Historical Fiction, a panel series highlighting compelling new historical novels and the authors behind them. Moderated by Colin Mustful, founder of History Through Fiction, this event features four authors whose stories bring history to life through romance, mystery, and suspense.

Panelists and Their Novels:

  • Hannah Linder, author of The Red Cottage

  • Syrie James, author of Danger at Darkmoor Park

  • Vanessa Kelly, author of Murder at Donwell Abbey

  • Mary Winters, author of Murder in Matrimony

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Hannah Linder – The Red Cottage
Meg Foxcroft thought she knew love—until an attack robs her of memory and safety. Waking in the arms of a mysterious lord, Meg must navigate a perilous path of danger, betrayal, and desire, while her devoted Tom fights to protect the woman he loves. The Red Cottage is a story of courage, intrigue, and the power of remembering what truly matters.

Syrie James – Danger at Darkmoor Park
Snowbound in a remote Yorkshire manor at Christmas, school headmistress Selena Taylor and the enigmatic Dr. Adrian Scott face a deadly puzzle: hidden treasure, cryptic clues, and a ruthless killer on the loose. As danger mounts, trust becomes a precious—and risky—commodity in this thrilling historical mystery.

Vanessa Kelly – Murder at Donwell Abbey
Regency romance meets clever mystery as Emma Knightley navigates unexpected family upheaval and a shocking death at the grand Donwell Abbey. Amid betrothals, social intrigue, and whispers of foul play, Emma must uncover the truth before an innocent man is wrongfully punished.

Mary Winters – Murder in Matrimony
Countess Amelia Amesbury balances high-society wedding planning with murder-solving in this charming historical mystery. Between secret identities, blackmail, and mounting danger, Amelia and her allies race to protect lives—and preserve love—before the celebration turns deadly.

Don’t miss this engaging conversation with four talented authors redefining historical fiction with suspense, romance, and wit for today’s readers.

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