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Megan Chance
Megan Chance is the critically acclaimed, award-winning author of several novels. The Best Reviews has said that she writes "fascinating historical fiction." Her books have been chosen for the Borders Original Voices program and IndieBound's Booksense. A former television news photographer with a BA from Western Washington University, Megan Chance lives in the Pacific Northwest with her husband and two daughters.
Genres: Historical
Series
Fianna Trilogy
1. The Shadows (2014)
2. The Web (2015)
3. The Veil (2015)
The Gift of the Deer (2015)
The Lovespot (2015)
The Fair-Haired Girl (2015)
Underwave's Daughter (2015)
1. The Shadows (2014)
2. The Web (2015)
3. The Veil (2015)
The Gift of the Deer (2015)
The Lovespot (2015)
The Fair-Haired Girl (2015)
Underwave's Daughter (2015)
Novels
A Candle in the Dark (1993)
After the Frost (1994)
The Portrait (1995)
A Heart Divided (1996)
Fall from Grace (1997)
The Way Home (1997)
The Gentleman Caller (1998)
A Season in Eden (1999)
Seven Roads to Hell (2000)
The Fatal Key (2002)
Susannah Morrow (2002)
An Inconvenient Wife (2004)
The Spiritualist (2008)
Prima Donna (2009)
City of Ash (2011)
Bone River (2012)
Inamorata (2014)
The Visitant (2015)
A Drop of Ink (2017)
A Splendid Ruin (2021)
After the Frost (1994)
The Portrait (1995)
A Heart Divided (1996)
Fall from Grace (1997)
The Way Home (1997)
The Gentleman Caller (1998)
A Season in Eden (1999)
Seven Roads to Hell (2000)
The Fatal Key (2002)
Susannah Morrow (2002)
An Inconvenient Wife (2004)
The Spiritualist (2008)
Prima Donna (2009)
City of Ash (2011)
Bone River (2012)
Inamorata (2014)
The Visitant (2015)
A Drop of Ink (2017)
A Splendid Ruin (2021)
Novellas
Megan Chance recommends
Passing Fancies (2020)
(Julia Kydd, book 2)
Marlowe Benn
"An intelligent, likeable heroine, New York City, and the Harlem Renaissance combine to add vibrancy and complexity to a finely wrought historical novel [written] with depth and style."
Opium and Absinthe (2020)
Lydia Kang
"Twisty and spooky and smart, Kang’s mystery richly captures the era with its packed full, fast-moving plot and a complex heroine whose flaws feel both very real and tremendously sympathetic."
Red Mistress (2020)
Elizabeth Blackwell
"This story of loss and survival, romance and danger, is absolutely captivating."
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