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Sheri Cobb South
Sheri Cobb South's regency novels include the critically acclaimed The Weaver Takes a Wife and the award-winning Miss Darby's Duenna. She lives in Mobile, Alabama with her husband and two children.
Genres: Historical Mystery, Young Adult Romance, Historical Romance
Series
Weaver
1. The Weaver Takes a Wife (1999)
2. Brighton Honeymoon (2000)
3. French Leave (2001)
4. The Desperate Duke (2018)
1. The Weaver Takes a Wife (1999)
2. Brighton Honeymoon (2000)
3. French Leave (2001)
4. The Desperate Duke (2018)
John Pickett
0.5. Pickpocket's Apprentice (2015)
1. In Milady's Chamber (2006)
2. A Dead Bore (2008)
3. Family Plot (2014)
4. Dinner Most Deadly (2015)
4.5. Waiting Game (2016)
5. Too Hot to Handel (2016)
6. For Deader or Worse (2017)
7. Mystery Loves Company (2018)
8. Peril by Post (2018)
0.5. Pickpocket's Apprentice (2015)
1. In Milady's Chamber (2006)
2. A Dead Bore (2008)
3. Family Plot (2014)
4. Dinner Most Deadly (2015)
4.5. Waiting Game (2016)
5. Too Hot to Handel (2016)
6. For Deader or Worse (2017)
7. Mystery Loves Company (2018)
8. Peril by Post (2018)
Novels
The Cinderella Game (1992)
Blame It On Love (1995)
Restless Hearts (1999)
Miss Darby's Duenna (1999)
The Cobra and the Lily (2002)
Of Paupers and Peers (2006)
The Chance of a Lifetime (2008)
Bama Boy (2013)
Baroness in Buckskin (2015)
Moon over the Mediterranean (2017)
Blame It On Love (1995)
Restless Hearts (1999)
Miss Darby's Duenna (1999)
The Cobra and the Lily (2002)
Of Paupers and Peers (2006)
The Chance of a Lifetime (2008)
Bama Boy (2013)
Baroness in Buckskin (2015)
Moon over the Mediterranean (2017)
Collections
A Regency Sampler (1999) (with Beth Andrews, Susannah Carleton, Nina C Davis, Sandra Heath, Victoria Hinshaw, Susan McDuffie, Jo Manning and Sarah Starr)
Series contributed to
Sheri Cobb South recommends
No Cure for the Dead (2018)
(Florence Nightingale Mystery, book 1)
Christine Trent
"The Lady with the Lamp proves herself to be no slouch as a sleuth in this historical mystery featuring nursing pioneer Florence Nightingale. The grislier aspects of murder?to say nothing of the only slightly less horrific details of 19th-century medical practice?are leavened with subtle humor, and sharp-eyed readers may spot characters from Ms. Trent’s earlier series featuring Victorian undertaker Violet Morgan."
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