Tracy Cooper-Posey Books in Order

A principled chief of staff and a wealthy outsider investigate his father’s unexplained death aboard Endurance. Their attraction complicates an inquiry that reveals a longstanding conspiracy behind the misery spreading through the generation ship.

An archaeological team discovers a box that exchanges letters with the first century. Skeptical dig director Daria begins corresponding with a druid hunted by Roman forces, finding an unexpected connection across twenty centuries of separation.

A friend's troubling letter draws Lady Adelaide back to Cape Town to investigate suspicions surrounding her husband's death. Forced to travel with the man from whom she has become estranged, she uncovers secrets that provoke a violent response from hidden enemies.

With Dyfed's throne vacant, a mage misrepresents an ancient ritual to exploit its hopeful participants. Catrin recognizes the deception, but exposing it alongside soldier Marcus Jorath could bring accusations of witchcraft and treason during a dangerous succession.

Saraid's quiet life is disrupted when Owain arrives demanding justice for Morguase's murder. Arthur summons the parties to Camelot, drawing Saraid and Owain into an emotional alliance as family grievances threaten the stability of his court.

Lady Alice loves her unconventional family but struggles with their expectations. Hoping to claim the independence available to modern young women, she plans to open her own shop, testing the ties between family loyalty and personal freedom.

Alannah has kept clear of her extraordinary family's crises until a ruthless enemy targets her. Park warden Kit McDonald steps in, and the two ordinary humans must rely on each other while fleeing through the Canadian wilderness.

Tracy Cooper-Posey offers practical approaches to managing an independent fiction-writing career. Drawing on her own publishing experience, she addresses organization, sustained output, income and everyday pressures, connecting business discipline with a workable life beyond the desk.

After a multiple myeloma diagnosis, Tracy Cooper-Posey shared her experience publicly as treatment unfolded. This chronological account preserves those candid updates, exploring the practical and emotional effects of cancer and the unexpected support of strangers.

Divorced and broke, a woman in her forties is summoned to a remote village in upstate New York. Murder, hidden histories, and a doctor who knows too much draw her into old magic connected to her own past.

Lynette and Prince Kahedin arrive seeking Arthur's help against the Saxons and find a court divided. Their growing attraction faces royal obligations while Guenivere's treason charge makes finding the exiled Lancelot a matter of urgent survival.

Tracy Cooper-Posey reflects on creating the Kiss Across Time books through essays about writing, publishing and her own life. Childhood memories and experiences in Canada illuminate the choices and working habits behind the series.

This practical companion to The Productive Indie Fiction Writer provides exercises, planning tools and record sheets for independent authors. Readers work through production schedules, word counts and business information to turn the main book's methods into routines.

After fleeing a family betrayal involving the Saxons, Deryn struggles to earn trust at Camelot. Her bond with Cadfael grows amid war and suspicion, forcing both to weigh personal loyalty against the demands of defending Arthur's realm.

Summoned from exile as Arthur's kingdom approaches its final crisis, Morfydd confronts the power she fears and the past she fled. Constantine, burdened by his place as heir, finds unexpected hope in their connection amid gathering war.