Michelle Griep Books in Order

Grieving widow Jessica Neale is drawn to the ruins of Gallimore and into the path of Colwyn Haukswyrth, a medieval knight facing invasion and prophecy. Their unlikely bond stretches across centuries in a story of faith, forgiveness, and time travel.

Professor Cassie Larson falls into the North Sea and wakes in Viking-age Norway. With a murder accusation, divided loyalties, and danger closing in, her fight to survive becomes a time-travel romance with real stakes.

Miri Brayden hides her brother's madness to keep both of them from disaster, while Ethan Goodwin is an opium addict wanted for murder and trying to change his life. Their meeting sets off lies, prison, and an asylum, with truth their only way out.

Lawman Nicholas Brentwood agrees to serve as Emily Payne's guardian for the money her father offers. Emily plans to snare a husband, Nicholas needs to help his sister, and both are thrown off course by mishaps, mystery, and unexpected affection.

This practical writing guide tackles fear, craft, and the everyday work of finishing a novel. Griep keeps the advice funny and direct, making it useful for beginners and seasoned writers alike.

When a chef is found dead at a retirement village, sisters Fern and Zula Hopkins launch their own wild investigation. Cozy mystery meets family chaos as cooking, crime, and cartel trouble heat up fast.

English governess Eleanor Morgan flees to colonial America and winds up in a marriage of necessity to frontiersman Samuel Heath, a man accused of murder. The wilderness around Charles Town is dangerous enough, but learning whom to trust may be harder.

Clara Chapman accepts a mysterious Christmas invitation that promises enough money to restore her family fortunes. Then she finds her former fiancé among the guests, and the festive house party turns into a puzzle of secrets, danger, and second chances.

Mina Scott dreams of more than life at her family's inn, while charming William Barlow needs a fake wife to secure his uncle's inheritance. Their holiday arrangement looks simple until pretending starts to feel painfully real.

Mercy Lytton, raised among the Mohawks and gifted with keen eyesight, is sent into wartime wilderness on a dangerous mission. Elias Dubois, condemned as a traitor, joins her under duress, and their divided loyalties complicate every mile.

Undercover officer Alexander Moore poses as a rogue at Johanna Langley's Dover inn while hunting a traitor to the crown. Johanna is fighting to save her family from ruin, and trusting the wrong man could cost them everything.

This collection gathers three historical romances with mystery at the edges, from smugglers on the Cornish coast to unrest at Fort Snelling and secrets in 1890 St. Paul. Each novella pairs danger with a strong love story and a brisk pace.

Abigail Gilbert sets out to marry well, only to be attacked by highwaymen and saved by weary lawman Samuel Thatcher. Their bargain journey across England is full of danger, sharp banter, and growing feelings neither planned for.

Newly widowed Bella White keeps one of her late husband's businesses and heads north to help run a lace factory. There she meets Edmund Archer, the old love she never forgot, and together they face sabotage, hard choices, and a possible second chance.

Hiding on the moors from a powerful politician, opera star Maggie Lee rescues escaped convict Oliver Ward. When they realize the jewels tying them together could clear his name and expose her, survival turns into a risky partnership.

Amelia Balfour returns to England when a radical operation might change her disfigured brother's life. Instead she finds a reckless surgeon, a deadly experiment, and a dark Gothic mystery that tests what makes a monster.

Constable Jackson Forge needs help finding a missing cab driver, so he reluctantly teams up with Kit Turner, a clever swindler who robs the rich to help the poor. Their uneasy alliance pulls them into deeper danger than either expects.

While preparing to marry detective Jackson Forge, Kit Turner digs into the men who maimed his brother and uncovers trouble in her own past. Victorian romance, wit, and danger collide as their future is put at risk.

In 1890 North Yorkshire, librarian Rosa Edwards refuses to believe the talk that Sir James Morgan is some kind of vampire. As she digs past rumor and fear, she finds illness, secrets, and a brooding hero worth defending.

Egyptologist Ami Dalton lives a double life, scholar by day and rescuer of stolen artifacts by necessity. When Edmund Price hires her to assess a collection, a cursed griffin and a tangle of hidden motives turn research into adventure.

Now married, Kit Forge is juggling home life, motherhood, and a new detective agency with her father. When she takes a missing-child case, she and Jackson are pulled so deep that their own family ends up in danger.

Eva Inman needs money to save her family estate and care for her blind sister, so she gambles on buried Roman relics beneath supposedly cursed land. Excavating them means working with Bram Webb, the one man tied to memories she would rather avoid.

Belle Beaumont inherits a struggling London orphanage and hopes to give its children a joyful Christmas, only to find fire damage and chaos instead. When barrister Rafe Munro arrives searching for a missing child and answers of his own, holiday sparks begin to fly.

After her father's disgrace, Juliet Finch survives by poaching until Henry Russell catches her on his estate. His offer of pardon comes with a dangerous job, track the person stalking his sister before Juliet becomes the next target.