Laura Andersen Books in Order

Newly free of his regency, William Tudor plans a politically necessary French marriage while pursuing Minuette. Her secret love for his adviser Dominic creates a dangerous triangle, as questions about the king's legitimacy and concealed loyalties unsettle the Tudor court.

In an alternate Tudor England, Anne Boleyn's son William rules as Henry IX while facing French threats and Catholic rebellion. His closest friendships become strained when both he and his trusted adviser Dominic fall in love with royal ward Minuette.

Minuette and Dominic's secret marriage threatens their lives as King William's jealousy turns vengeful. With invasion looming, Princess Elizabeth builds a shadow court to safeguard England and must decide whether loyalty to her brother outweighs her duty to the country.

In an alternate history, Elizabeth I has married Philip of Spain and produced a daughter, Anabel. Seeking a divorce to secure separate heirs for England and Spain, Elizabeth relies on trusted friends as a conspiracy threatens the princess and the nation's stability.

An Irish rebellion offers Spain an opportunity to challenge Elizabeth I's rule. Stephen Courtenay takes a dangerous military command, while Princess Anabel struggles to prepare for future sovereignty and to reconcile the demands of her country with her own desires.

As Spain's Armada approaches Ireland, Elizabeth I prepares to defend England against her former husband. Their daughter Anabel faces divided loyalties, while the Courtenay siblings return toward a conflict filled with plots and dangers that threaten the Tudor legacy.

Scholar Carragh Ryan catalogs an Irish castle's historic library and becomes entangled with its troubled owners. Unsolved family deaths and an older legend draw her into a mystery spanning generations, where her growing connection to Viscount Aidan may expose her to danger.

Across three eras, inhabitants of Havencross encounter a ghostly boy haunting its halls. A medieval mother, a wartime nurse and a modern historian confront disappearances and hidden histories while trying to understand the child’s enduring presence.