Jill Tattersall Books in Order

Arriving at her uncle’s home beside the Essex marshes during England’s war with France, Henrietta Clyde encounters suspicious strangers and secretive river traffic. Fears of smugglers and enemy agents complicate her growing interest in the enigmatic Lord St. Ives.

Seventeen-year-old Perdita Draycott leaves London to care for two children at a remote Welsh castle. Her employer is troubled by his father’s death, while suspicion of outsiders and a legend of hidden gold deepen the mystery surrounding the household.

After ten days of intrigue on an island in the Essex marshes, Sophia Gardner faces a marriage proposal. A midnight meeting beneath an oak tree may determine her future in this historical romance.

Arabel runs away from her family and becomes governess to a widower’s neglected daughter. As she tries to help the child, she investigates the mysterious room associated with Lady Ingram and questions what happened to its absent occupant.

Tessa is married to the mysterious lord of Lyonesse Abbey to settle a gambling debt. His distant behavior, guarded servants, hidden spaces, and a hooded figure draw her into the secrets of her new home.

Orphaned and penniless, Rowena Manville takes a position as companion to the mistress of Gryphons, hoping for security. The household’s unsettling atmosphere becomes something more dangerous when her employer is murdered and Rowena is caught within its secrets.

A woman wakes from a nightmare to find an antlered, masked figure standing beside her bed. Convinced someone is trying to frighten her away, she refuses to leave and fears the next attempt may be deadly.

Arriving at her aunt’s estate near Brighton in 1811, Tansy Tremayne witnesses part of a brutal ritual murder. One participant sees her too, and her belief that she can recognize him places her in danger.

Years after Lady Phoebe dies in a fall from a castle tower, her niece Damaris investigates whether it was suicide or murder. Her questions disturb family secrets while an unknown enemy begins to threaten her as well.

In Suffolk around 1800, Miranda’s aunt, reputed to be a witch, plans to marry her into the local Montague family. Rival suitors, disputed inheritances, and murder turn the scheme into a dangerous web of family secrets.

Marina Derwent travels to the Caribbean to investigate her friend Julia’s death and discovers a diary suggesting murder. Despite warnings from Tamarind’s master, Marcus Granville, she pursues the mystery as danger and an unexpected attraction complicate her stay.

A young woman survives a coach crash in northern Wales but loses her memory. Taken into a nearby castle as an unwelcome guest, she must discover her identity amid uncertainty about which of two passengers survived the accident.