Charmaine Craig Books in Order

In fourteenth-century France, Grazida Lizier faces the Inquisition after a relationship with her village's rector. Drawing on historical records, the novel follows intersecting lives in Montaillou, where forbidden desire and competing religious beliefs expose residents to persecution.

Based on the author's family history, this novel follows Benny, Khin, and their daughter Louisa through Burma's occupation, independence, and political upheaval. Louisa's rise as a beauty queen sharpens questions of family memory and loyalty to the Karen people.

Writer Tessa develops an intense intellectual connection with married philosopher Charlie while clashing with his wife Wah. Her judgments about womanhood, sacrifice, and strength threaten both marriages, exposing the gap between her declared principles and private desires.