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October 13, 2021: Excerpt from Love Captured now available for patrons on Patreon. October 13, 2021: October's Writing Advice post is now live on Patreon for subscribers. October 07, 2021: This month's newsletter is now live for subscribers! October 06, 2021: As of October 06, 2021, I no longer sell any of my books on the Kobo online retail store. October 02, 2021: My 𝖇𝖔𝖔𝖐 𝖗𝖊𝖛𝖎𝖊𝖜 of Ghost Summoning by J.E. McDonald is now available on LibraryThing!
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I write historical romance fiction, usually during the 18th century and in a European nation. So far I have published five historical romance novels; two in England, one in France and one in the city-state of Venice.
The Speakeasy Murders is my first mystery/romance novel. The setting is the 1920s in Chicago. The overarching romance is between a black American woman and a European man.
Thus far I have written primarily in science fiction and fantasy genres, one of which will be released in 2022. I often anthropomorhize time and death, and incorporate transcendence into this type of writing.
I recently completed my fifth historical romance novel, set in 18th century Milan. Click the 'Books' option in the navigation menu to learn more about The House of Marchesi.
I recently completed my third mystery/detective romance novel. It is another standalone set in 1950s Atlanta, Georgia. This novel is distinct from the other two as I incorporated magical realism elements. One other difference is my use of a subtle sleuth, though his position does not overtake that of the two assigned undercover detectives.