June Clements

The investigation of a young woman's murder twelve years ago sets off a terrifying chain of events.

Ruth Seabright , governess to Lester Ballard’s son, finds the dead body of her employer, clad in strange attire. Her charge is missing and someone has been searching through her room.

Emma Litton has two men in her life: her father, a remote artist whom she only sees every two years and Christo, her stepbrother, whom she hardly knows. Now she has to find out the truth about herself.

An economy drive makes the family miserable. This means no extravagant spending on luxury items, such as food. Beetroot and homegrown luttuce will be on the menu. Then fussy Great Aunt Lucy arrives - and things just get worse! 

When the witch next door falls off her broomstick, it's the start of an amazing adventure for Carey, Charles and Paul. Her spell turns out better than she'd hoped, and gives the children an enchanted bedknob which whisks them off anywhere they want, even back in time.

A story of secret meetings, police oppression and social upheaval in which an office worker and an aristocratic young lady become unlikely friends as they join the struggle for women’s right to vote.

Little feuds and friendships flourish in the delightful village of Fairacre;

The outbreak of World War l brings changes for 16 year old Poppy.  Book 2 of series.

The abbey of Ramsey in the Fens is in a dilapidated state and an appeal is made to all Benedictine houses for help in restoring it. Two monks come to Shrewsbury seeking funds and while they are there a flood occurs, forcing the monks from the Abbey to relocate their treasures. Not long afterwards it is discovered that a theft has occurred.

Sarah Foster’s parents have been fighting a constant battle with poverty, disease and crime. When her father, Will, is involved in a terrible accident at work, their lives became even harder. But John Rayner provides them with work and a house on the estate owned by his wealthy family. As John grows closer to Sarah, he becomes increasingly aware of his love for her. But could these two very different people ever make their love story truly work?

Kate's carelessness brings her trouble, but her friendship and love for a horse called January Queen leads to a new career.

One rainy night Mildred Amberly takes a cab from affluent Leinster Terrace into the East End of London, to a world of drama, excitement and teeming life. Into this world comes Poppy, whose first memories are of Victoria's Jubilee and who will live through two World Wars and witness a century of change.  Book 1 of series.

Kitty is sent to an orphanage after her parents' death and meets Georgie, but can she ever forget her childhood sweetheart?

Londoner Peggy Furnival meets the courageous and spirited Jim Boxall at school, and as the years pass her feelings for him intensify. But World War II brings chaos to their lives, as Jim joins the RAF and Peggy faces the dangers of the Blitz.

Lord Gilmore's bride fights for her rights and her husband's love;

Mystery surrounds the young Countess of Courville as she enters the whirl of social London;

Mrs Pargeter becomes involved in a murder investigation at a health farm;

Since the death of her mother, young Beatrice Steel has been ruling the family home with an iron fist, and when her wealthy father dies she realizes that she will stop at nothing to retain control of Pine Hurst.

Peggy Palmer, at Post Office Stores, sees the comedy and tragedy of daily life in a small English village.

Ortolans was a magnificent house hiding a secret for four hundred years. This is the story of three remarkable women who each played a vital role during its long and violent history.

Albert Campion is involved in trying to solve the murder of Andrew Faraday, but he soon suspects that a ruthless killer is set on removing all the Faradays one by one.

Author's memories of the fens of East Anglia;

The heart-warming story of a young girl abandoned by her mother, who finds a home and a new life in Victorian England.

Powerful romance set in medieval England. Sequel to: 'The Wild Hunt' (3120);

Cadfael accompanies his young friend, Brother Mark, on a mission to Wales and finds himself caught up in a royal feud between Owain Gwynedd and his brother Cadwaladr. Cadfael is captured, together with a young woman seeking to escape an arranged marriage.

Touching and beautifully written autobiography of the writer Rosamond Lehman.

No one can understand why Stephen Gazeley has been bludgeoned to death in his study; he seemed a perfectly charming man, but his family know he has a darker side.

Forty delightful stories about life as a village school teacher.

The fortunes of an 18th century lady of humble origins and how she transforms the newspaper world;

Jim Cooper, back from the trenches, befriends two runaway orphans and decides to take them in. He finds them all lodgings with Miss Rebecca Pilgrim, a very private lady, who gradually thaws out under the influence of her new lodgers.  Book 4 of series.

Christmas 1913 and Agnes Conway, 22 and daughter of a tobacconist, has to keep from her father the secret of her relationship with Charles Farrier, son of a local landowner, who outrages his wealthy family by proposing marriage. His brother, Reginald, also makes no secret of his admiration for Agnes.