Amanda Lees Books in Order

Delilah’s struggling boutique leaves little room for romance until a mysterious postcard arrives from a secret admirer. When an attractive stranger enters the shop, she must untangle her hopes from the demands of her business and unpredictable assistant.

Kumari, a young goddess confined to a hidden kingdom, tries to summon her murdered mother. Instead, she lands in Manhattan, where unfamiliar dangers turn her search for answers into a race through an entirely new world.

Amanda Lees explains the vocabulary behind criminal investigations, from forensic techniques and poisons to courtroom language and police slang. Famous cases and fictional detectives provide context for readers trying to understand how crimes are investigated and discussed.

Resistance agent Juliette is working undercover in Paris when her children are kidnapped. Ordered to betray France to save them, she must attempt a rescue while pursuing a Nazi conspiracy with an American partner she barely trusts.

After a Resistance safe house burns, a British agent sees her fiancé surrender to the Nazis. Evidence suggests he betrayed them, forcing her to discover the truth before his knowledge destroys the women fighting beside her.

Escaping Auschwitz on a death march, midwife Maggie promises to protect a dying friend's newborn. A soldier offers help and hope, but news that Mengele has escaped pulls her toward another dangerous mission and an uncertain future.

In occupied France, British agent Elisabeth is preparing to withdraw as the Gestapo closes in. A plea to rescue a Jewish orphan sends her and fellow agent Guy into the mountains on a desperate final mission.

In occupied Paris, Christine poses as an American spy's lover to expose a traitor and rescue a captured friend. Growing feelings complicate their cover, while secrets from her past threaten a mission tied to the coming Allied invasion.

After losing her aunt and fiancé, Sophie inherits an island house in Cairo. A photograph and a hidden note reveal a wartime betrayal, forcing her to question both her aunt's history and the man she planned to marry.