Future books and coming attractions

Because of the way I write and edit, I have a good sense of what’s coming next. Check out these future books (and sign up for my newsletter to hear all the latest updates.) I release a novel in February, May, August, and November. I also often have novellas or extras to share.

In 2024, we’ll have three novels in existing series: two in the 1920s as part of the Mysterious Arts series, and the last book in the Land Mysteries series. At the end of the year (hopefully coming out in September, November, and December, six weeks apart), a trilogy called Mysterious Fields, set in 1889. More about my plans for 2024 in this blog post.

You can make connections to existing books by checking out the Forthcoming Books page on my authorial wiki.

Perfect Accord

In the spring of 1923, Charlotte Edgarton gets an invitation to a fortnight at a country house, with her intended fiancé. Dubious about their hostess – a woman named Morgen who has a bent for Arthuriana – she agrees to go, only to find herself pulled in to something she never expected.

(April 1923. Out in February 2024. Preorder now!)

The Magic of Four

A school story following four children through their second year at Schola as they try to figure out what they want their future to look like, are courted by the school’s secret societies, deal with all the ordinary complexities of a school year, and stumble into an unexpected mystery.

Features Avigail Edgarton (Gabe and Rathna’s daughter), Jasper Pride (Ferry and Rufus’s son), Leo Fortier (Thesan and Isembard’s son), and Rosalba Carillon (Geoffrey and Lizzie’s daughter).

(September 1946 through June 1947. Out in May 2024. Preorder now!)

Facets of the Bench

Griffin has been in something of a professional limbo since he returned – now a wheelchair user – from the Great War. He picked up his work as one of the staff responsible for the Halls of Justice, the courts of Albion, but other hopes were put on hold, for him and for others.

When he discovers that the inheritance courts are fading magically, he finds himself visiting Whitby, in Yorkshire, for the jet – and a jet worker – needed to make necessary repairs. Annice, born to generations of jet workers, is also not sure what to do with her life. This one is a love letter to Whitby and also to Trellech, Albion’s centre of government and administration.

(Spring into summer of 1927. Out in August 2024.)

Other words in the works

You can find additional scenes and short works about characters in some of my books on my newsletter. Keep an eye on my newsletter for the latest. I’ll update this page of future books as soon as books have titles and a bit of a summary.

Last updated January 2024.

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