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A love affair with historical romances led Susanna Craig to a degree (okay, three degrees) in literature and a career as an English professor. When she’s not teaching or writing academic essays about Jane Austen and her contemporaries, she enjoys putting her fascination with words and knowledge of the period to better use: writing Regency-era romances she hopes readers will find both smart and sexy. She makes her home among the rolling hills of Kentucky horse country, along with her historian husband, their unstoppable little girl, and a genuinely grumpy cat.
Genres: Historical Romance
Series
Runaway Desires
1. To Kiss a Thief (2016)
2. To Tempt an Heiress (2016)
3. To Seduce a Stranger (2017)
1. To Kiss a Thief (2016)
2. To Tempt an Heiress (2016)
3. To Seduce a Stranger (2017)
Rogues and Rebels
1. The Companion's Secret (2018)
2. The Duke's Suspicion (2018)
3. The Lady's Deception (2019)
1. The Companion's Secret (2018)
2. The Duke's Suspicion (2018)
3. The Lady's Deception (2019)
Love and Let Spy
1. Who's That Earl (2020)
2. One Thing Leads to a Lover (2021)
3. Better Off Wed (2021)
4. Every Rogue Has His Charm (2022)
1. Who's That Earl (2020)
2. One Thing Leads to a Lover (2021)
3. Better Off Wed (2021)
4. Every Rogue Has His Charm (2022)
Goode's Guide to Misconduct
0.5. Nice Earls Do (2022)
1. The Lady Knows Best (2023)
2. The Lady Plays with Fire (2024)
3. The Lady Makes Her Mark (2025)
0.5. Nice Earls Do (2022)
1. The Lady Knows Best (2023)
2. The Lady Plays with Fire (2024)
3. The Lady Makes Her Mark (2025)
Susanna Craig recommends
The Nanny's Handbook to Magic and Managing Difficult Dukes (2025)
(Parasol Academy, book 1)
Amy Rose Bennett
"Amy Rose Bennet makes a graceful pirouette toward romantic fantasy and sticks the landing--The Nanny's Handbook to Magic and Managing Difficult Dukes was a delight from beginning to end! This Mary Poppins-inspired romance brims with wit and whimsy but never scrimps on emotional depth and sensuality. I loved Xavier and Emmeline and the whole cast of zany characters, and I can't wait until our next visit to the Parasol Academy!"
Death and the Sisters (2023)
(Mary Shelley Mystery, book 1)
Heather Redmond
"Death and the Sisters is a terrific blend of gritty history with a mystery that will keep readers turning pages. Impeccably researched and imaginative, Redmond's first Mary Shelley Mystery immerses readers in the drama of young Mary Godwin and her family, as well as her budding romance with Percy Shelley, as they work together to solve a wonderfully bookish murder. I thoroughly enjoyed this series kick-off and can't wait for the next story!"
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