Stephanie Dray is a New York Times, Wall Street Journal & USA Today bestselling author of historical women’s fiction. Her award-winning work has been translated into eight languages and tops lists for the most anticipated reads of the year. Before she became a novelist, she was a lawyer and a teacher. Now she lives near the nation’s capital with her husband, cats, and history books.
Series
Cleopatra's Daughter
1. Lily of the Nile (2011)
2. Song of the Nile (2011)
3. Daughters of the Nile (2013)
1. Lily of the Nile (2011)
2. Song of the Nile (2011)
3. Daughters of the Nile (2013)
Novels
A Year of Ravens (2015) (with Ruth Downie, E Knight, Kate Quinn, Vicky Alvear Shecter, S J A Turney and Russell Whitfield)
America's First Daughter (2016) (with Laura Kamoie)
My Dear Hamilton (2018) (with Laura Kamoie)
America's First Daughter (2016) (with Laura Kamoie)
My Dear Hamilton (2018) (with Laura Kamoie)
Collections
Eternal Spring (2012) (with Juli Alexander, Amanda Brice, Carey Corp, Leslie DuBois, Lois Lavrisa, Jennifer McAndrews, Renee Pace, Diana Peterfreund, Rhonda Stapleton, Tawny Stokes and Alicia Street)
Novellas
Stephanie Dray recommends
The Alice Network (2017)
Kate Quinn
"Both funny and heartbreaking, this epic journey of two courageous women is an unforgettable tale of little-known wartime glory and sacrifice. Quinn knocks it out of the park with this spectacular book!"
Next Year in Havana (2018)
Chanel Cleeton
"Cleeton has penned an atmospheric, politically insightful, and highly hopeful homage to a lost world. Devour Next Year in Havana and you, too, will smell the perfumed groves, taste the ropa vieja, and feel the sun on your face."
Ecstasy (2018)
Mary Sharratt
"Sharratt has composed a passionate symphony for Alma Mahler, a woman who was more than a muse to the greats. She was also a talent in her own right, stifled by society and the passions of the many men who pursued her. This heartfelt, feminist tribute makes for a compelling and sophisticated tale!"
Sold on a Monday (2018)
Kristina McMorris
"McMorris shines in this poignant and compulsively readable novel about how one reporter's seemingly small mistake in judgment leads to utter catastrophe for children caught in the jaws of the Great Depression. Based upon a haunting historical photograph, and told with finesse and compassion, this story will linger long after the pages have all been turned."
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