MJ Rose Books in Order

Journalist Julia has built a life around her prominent psychiatrist husband and beloved stepson. A writing assignment introduces her to phone sex, awakening fantasies and questions about herself that threaten the stability of her marriage and career.

After surviving a bombing in Rome, photojournalist Josh Ryder experiences vivid memories that seem to belong to an ancient life. An archaeological discovery and a stolen relic draw him into a search involving reincarnation and dangerous power.

M. J. Rose and Angela Adair-Hoy share their experience of online publishing and book promotion. This guide combines lessons from publishing an ebook with tips from other authors using the internet to reach readers and build visibility.

This guide explains publishing and promoting books online, covering ebooks, print-on-demand options, author websites and internet publicity. M. J. Rose and Angela Adair-Hoy combine their own experience with other writers' advice to help authors navigate digital publishing.

Psychotherapist Jordan Sloan fears revenge when the man convicted of killing her father is released from prison. Haunted by secrets behind her testimony and her husband's betrayal, she struggles to distinguish justified suspicions from a life unraveling.

Genny Haviland stands trial for the death of celebrated painter George Gabriel, her former lover. Her claim of mercy killing clashes with suspicions of darker motives, reopening their decades-long relationship and the influence of her powerful gallery-owner father.

Journalist Justine Pagett returns from Paris to repair her reputation through a profile of composer Sophie DeLyon. Threatening messages and Sophie's disappearance draw her into a mystery involving gifted musicians, competing family interests and the composer's devoted followers.

Sex therapist Morgan Snow receives a manuscript from a high-priced prostitute describing encounters with powerful men, then the patient disappears. As a killer targets prostitutes, Morgan faces a conflict between protecting confidentiality and investigating a possible threat.

Marlowe Wyatt writes passionate love letters for clients while guarding herself against intimacy after betrayal. Her attraction to new client Gideon Brown threatens those defenses, complicated by the woman for whom he has commissioned her letters.

A photograph of a murdered man frightens the twelve women of the secret Scarlet Society into seeking therapist Morgan Snow's help. Their counseling becomes entangled with Detective Noah Jordan's investigation, testing Morgan's professional obligations as further killings loom.

Sex therapist Morgan Snow treats a powerful man and teenagers obsessed with online webcam pornography. When women begin dying during broadcasts, the fantasies her patients watch become evidence of murder, drawing her into a dangerous investigation.

Haunted by childhood memories and elusive music, Meer Logan follows a letter to Vienna seeking answers about her past. Her search connects a reincarnationist society and Beethoven's lost flute with a grieving journalist planning violence beneath a concert hall.

FBI art-crime investigator Lucian Glass pursues a collector destroying valuable artworks while haunted by a painter's murder twenty years earlier. Undercover at a foundation studying past lives, he submits to hypnosis that challenges his understanding of reality.

Jac L'Etoile returns to Paris after her brother disappears, leaving a body and hints of an extraordinary discovery in their perfume company's archives. Her search follows an ancient fragrance said to reveal past lives and her own troubled history.

Authors M. J. Rose and Randy Susan Meyers guide writers through preparing a book launch, from working with publishers to public readings and marketing. Worksheets, timelines and practical advice cover publicity, social media and professional etiquette.

Grieving mythologist Jac L'Etoile visits Jersey to investigate the island's Celtic past. Her host Theo Gaspard instead seeks her help uncovering Victor Hugo's lost séance records, drawing them toward conversations with a mysterious presence and secrets spanning centuries.

Harry Bosch flies to Boston chasing a lead in a long-cold murder while local PI Patrick Kenzie hunts the same man over a missing seventh-grader. When their paths collide outside the suspect's house, each detective must trade information and instincts to solve both crimes.

Jac L'Etoile investigates a sixteenth-century perfumer's attempt to preserve dying breaths and create an immortality elixir. Working with her estranged lover Griffin North, she confronts an heiress whose ambitions connect modern France to Catherine de Medici's dangerous court.

Sandrine Salome flees her dangerous husband for her grandmother's Paris mansion in the 1890s. An attraction to architect Julien Duplessi and the city's occult circles awakens artistic desires, while a witch's influence begins changing her in unsettling ways.

In wartime Paris, jeweler Opaline Duplessi makes mourning pieces that allow her to hear messages from fallen soldiers. When one soldier speaks directly to her, the gift leads her into a dangerous personal journey through grief, love and hidden history.

Artist Delphine Duplessi can paint blindfolded portraits revealing secrets her subjects conceal. After one painting provokes a fatal scandal in 1925 New York, she confronts the consequences of her gift and the guilt surrounding its destructive power.

While visiting a friend’s quirky Museum of Mysteries in the village of Èze, Cassiopeia witnesses a robbery that spirals into something stranger. A stolen object, old alchemical recipes, and a looming French presidential election intertwine, forcing her to navigate both political intrigue and unsettling slips in time.

In 1924, painter Jenny Bell joins Louis Comfort Tiffany's summer artists' colony on Long Island, determined to advance her career. Memories of a traumatic past and an attraction to Tiffany's grandson complicate fierce competition among the young artists.

During construction of her medieval-style castle in France, Cassiopeia Vitt uncovers an ancient book of hours tied to the persecuted Cathars. Treasure hunters and a vengeful billionaire race her through Carcassonne, Montségur, and hidden caves, each determined to claim the sect’s most sacred relic.

Journalist Vera Garland investigates the Hope Diamond in 1910 New York, questioning jeweler Pierre Cartier's efforts to increase its value. Her reporting brings her into conflict with powerful interests while she struggles for recognition in a male-dominated profession.

Preparing to sell her clifftop family estate in Spain, Cassiopeia Vitt plans to donate her father’s prized art collection to museums. When experts declare every painting a fake, she chases the forgeries’ origins through Andorra, the Mediterranean, and Paris to uncover what really happened in her father’s past.

This anthology, co-edited by M. J. Rose and Fiona Davis, gathers short stories from leading historical fiction writers, all set during the massive 1915 women’s suffrage march in New York City, capturing many different lives converging on one history-making day.

After the brutal murder of her friend Esmerelda Fontana and a violent attack on her castle project, Cassiopeia Vitt follows a trail of revenge from Spain to France and Italy. At its end waits a man obsessed with destroying her—and willing to use Cotton Malone as leverage.

In early twentieth-century Stockholm, Hilma af Klint and four women form an artistic circle shaped by friendship and mystical experimentation. A modern Guggenheim curator investigating their legacy discovers how patronage and manipulation can distort the history of art.

After her mother's suspicious death, architect Isobelle Moon finds a jewel-stripped tiara while renovating their Manhattan apartment. Researching its history draws her toward her mother's life in Romanov Russia and a jeweler bound to a secret organization.

Estranged half-sisters Gabrielle and Lulu expect their mother's inheritance to relieve their debts, but receive a closet of designer clothes instead. Exploring the collection and meeting her friends gives them new perspectives on their mother and each other.

Jeweler Suzanne Belperron struggles to protect her lover in Nazi-occupied Paris, while decades later appraiser Violine Duplessi discovers hidden jewels in a vintage trunk. Her ability to read objects' histories draws her into secrets connecting both women's lives.

Museum curator Jeannine Maycroft discovers that a miniature eye portrait can transport her to Victorian London, where she falls for its artist. Living across two eras forces her to protect her family while trying to save her lover.