Christopher Nicole Books in Order

Naval lieutenant Duncan Morant carries out Channel operations against German ports in 1941. Rescuing survivors from a merchant ship introduces him to American Rebecca Strong, whose presence is connected with a secret British mission.

After three years in a Bahamian hideaway, Anna Fehrbach hopes her Russian enemies have stopped pursuing her. A proposed CIA assignment draws her toward the Soviet sphere again, threatening the refuge she has built.

Anna Fehrbach's wartime service leaves her exposed to Soviet revenge after the war. As Stalin and Beria's people plot her capture and execution, she must depend on American intelligence while trying to escape her past.

Naval officer Duncan Morant faces personal and military complications as the Allies prepare for D-Day. A romance across class divisions and a mission to rescue a French Resistance leader place new demands on him.

Born into a wealthy English family, Jane Elizabeth Digby marries Lord Ellenborough while still young. Disappointment in their marriage leads her into a succession of affairs, challenging nineteenth-century society's expectations and setting her on a scandalous course.

At twenty-three, Jane Digby's adulterous relationship has led to a divorce debated in Parliament. Cast out from respectable English society, she faces the challenge of shaping a new life beyond the scandal surrounding her.

In 1849, Emma Hammond struggles to survive in India after being sentenced for her husband's murder. Employment as a teacher to the young Indian princess Manu offers a possible escape from poverty and exile.

British assassin Jonas Wilde wants to retire after thirty-two missions, but accepts one last assignment. Killing a Czech defector held by the CIA sets him against an allied intelligence service and complicates his planned escape.

In 1857, the widowed Rani of Jhansi has been stripped of her kingdom. As rebellion spreads across India, Manu considers taking a leading role despite the reservations of her English friend, Emma Hammond.

Queen Tamara inherits Georgia’s throne at twenty five and leads her armies in building a far reaching medieval empire. Her story unfolds amid the violence of the age, with a remarkable relationship and enduring love running alongside her rise to power.

After hearing Walter Raleigh's accounts of distant lands, Tom Warner joins a plan to establish a colony across the Atlantic. He and his son Edward face hunger, conflict and difficult choices among the Caribbean's inhabitants.

This historical novel follows Adelaide of Burgundy, whose life connects a European kingdom with the Holy Roman Empire. Set in the tenth century, it explores her struggles and ambitions as a woman exercising power within a changing political world.

Shipwrecked in the Caribbean as an infant, Anne Bonney grows into a formidable survivor and joins Blackbeard's crew at twelve. Her early adventures establish the background to the Amyot Cay saga through a fictional account of the pirate's youth.

This nonfiction survey follows women who have shaped history, ranging from mythical goddesses and the ancient world to modern times. Nicole brings contrasting figures into a broad panorama, considering their influence across periods rather than following one woman's life.