LOVE AND REVOLUTION -- A Historical Romance from the American Revolution 
GRASSLANDS -- A doctor’s modern romance and foreign intrigue  
LOVE WALKS A WINDING PATH -- A Historical Romance from Roman times 
HER WARLORD’S SPY -- A Historical Romance of Celts, Brits and Vikings 
MOONROY -- A historical novel about a family during the American Revolution in the South 
LOVE FLIES NO BATTLEFLAG -- A Historical Romance during the 2nd Boer War in South Africa  
THE CROSS AND THE CRESCENT -- A Historical Romance from medieval, half-Christian half-Moslem, Spain 
CROWN OF CASTILLE --A historical novel about how Isabel became Queen of Spain 
THE FLAMENCO CONSPIRACY An I-Spy novel 
THE SHAMROCK CONSPIRACY An I-Spy novel  

FOR YOUNGER READERS
THE CURSE OF UBAR
THE MOONCHILD MURDERS
THE OFFKEY MURDERS
THE FIRST FORT
MARY THE MARVELOUS

Moon over Carolina: LOVE AND REVOLUTION by Aubry Lea Bazán
In 1775 South Carolina prepares for war. Peggy Monaghan loves her family's indigo plantation, Mayfield, where she feels she is in her own personal world. However, she has grown up mostly in CharlesTown, since her mother finds it too exhausting to have Peggy and Peggy’s two tall, active brothers at home. Peggy's brothers join the militia, as does the husband of one of her closest friends and two of the three brothers of another close friend. However, the youngest brother, Ned, before returning from his studies in England, found himself entangled with a young woman who sought a colonial fortune. An honorable man, Ned married the pregnant girl but left at once for America, and the CharlesTown grapevine echoed with the gossip. Ned flees to the Continental Army in the North, but he will return. Inevitably Peggy and Ned are strongly attracted to each other from the start, and as the Revolution intensifies, so does their romance, putting them on a collision course with reality as the war draws to a close.
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GRASSLANDS by Aubry Lea Bazan.
Dr. Thomas E. Halverson, a repair surgeon gifted in his ability but frustrated with hospital politics, liposuctions and tummy tucks and realizing that returning to the family ranch in Montana is no answer, hopes to find professional and personal freedom by accepting an offer to practice what he considers the "real" surgery of repair in a Latin American country. His new surgical duties are more rewarding and varied than he had hoped, spanning clientele from the wealthy to the very poor, but before long he finds himself in love with the wrong woman and becomes unwittingly enmeshed in dangerous high level politics.
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Moon over Gaul: LOVE WALKS A WINDING PATH Aubry Lea Bazán
In the 1st century B.C. Odelia, the one legitimate child of the Helvetian chieftain Orgetorix, is well aware of her father’s secret plans to lead their people across the river into the rich lands of Gaul even though he has no such authority and refuses to consider any danger from the Romans who consider Gaul “theirs.” She was not aware, however, that those plans included marrying her off to Dumnorix, King of the Aeduans, one of Gaul’s most powerful tribes, a handsome enough man, but to Odelia his pleasant smile bodes ill for a ruler of men and he cannot compare with Ticus, the Helvetian warrior she always expected to marry. Yet little by little she begins to suspect there is much more to her husband than a pleasant smile, a realization that grows as events lead her down a winding path to know both great joy and great sorrow. The Helvetians do cross the river, and the Romans, under Julius Caesar, wreak swift vengeance. In Gaul leaders like Dumnorix must find whatever subterfuges they can to protect themselves and their people, but as we know, in the end Caesar’s lust for gold and glory will sweep into oblivion all the tribes that once populated Gaul. It will be “Ragnarok,” the end of the world as predicted in Celtic myth, except in Gaul the all-devouring wolf wears red and gold.
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Moon over Kolaren: HER WARLORD'S SPY Aubry Lea Bazán
In the 10th century young Bergith's pleasant Norsk village is attacked by an avenging warlord. Most are killed and she is among those carried off captive. When a storm lands them on Ireland’s shores, the captives are seized by Brits who in turn are attacked by Celts, leaving only Bergith, bruised and battered, as the sole survivor. Thinking she is a boy in her coarse garment, they take her to the castle of Raynor, the fierce warlord of Kolaren, who orders her killed but his wife, the beautiful Nelda, intercedes. It is Nelda who realizes Bergith is a girl and helps her maintain the disguise of a boy, for Kolaren is a “hard, cruel castle.”
Bergith becomes proficient as a singer but Nelda’s horrible fate begins three years of war and defeat until Raynor is killed and his son Dovan, cold and glacial since he witnessed from afar his mother’s fate, becomes the new warlord of Kolaren, supported by his merry-hearted younger brother. War, intrigue and love all intertwine as “Einar the Singer” serves her warlord both as a spy and, to her surprise, as a Cupid, for even Lord Dovan can fall in love.
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MOONROY: A Story of the American Revolution in the South by Beverly Enwall.
In 1765 the South Carolina rice plantation of Moonroy, built by the formidable French Huguenot turned pirate and then planter, Pierre Monclair, now belongs to his son, Peter Monclair. Moonroy is on the coast south of CharlesTown and has three small sea islands where old Pierre was said to unload illegal cargo even after he had ended his pirate days. In its rambling single story house live Peter, his wife, and his four children. Peter’s oldest son, age 15, is about to set sail to Scotland to study, but not before he joins the night raid of patriots disguised as trappers and Indians who seize the Stamp Paper and send it back to England, to the delight of his little brother, the admiration of his two sisters and the amusement of his mother, the daughter of a French seamstress and the love of Peter’s life who, as the story opens, is expecting another child.
As on all plantations, the white family is only part of the story. The household and all that it encompasses is run by Patience, a second generation slave from Barbados who fell in love with the man chosen to breed her, but when her son was born with a crooked foot, she was shipped to CharlesTown, for in Barbados it was cheaper to buy another slave than to raise one or keep one who bore flawed children. Patience and her baby, purchased by the French seamstress, came to Moonroy with Peter’s bride, but Old Turner, the acknowledged leader in all things beyond the household, had sailed the high seas with old Pierre. Moonroy boasts exceptionally fine horses because old Pierre had purchased Jeremy from a Virginia planter who didn’t know what he had in a Gambia man, but Pierre did, for he had sailed the African coast, understood the different tribes, and believed it was important to give every man his human worth, until, of course, he betrayed you.
This is the story of the people of Moonroy as well as some of the real people in CharlesTown like Henry Laurens, Tom Lynch, and William Moultrie from 1765 when men first start gathering around the Liberty Tree to argue how best to deal with Britain until 1782 when the British finally withdraw from their brutal occupation of CharlesTown and the price paid for victory by so many, both white and black.

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Moon over Natal: LOVE FLIES NO BATTLEFLAG by Aubry Lea Bazán

After her Dutch father’s sudden accidental death, Hadley Vanderveer’s Dutch grandfather strips the household of valuables, since he never approved of Hadley's English mother. Out of angry desperation, Hadley’s mother writes to her own father who for over twenty years has lived in South Africa with no contact, and he sends money for their passage. Hadley, her twin brother Harry, and their mother, grateful to be free of the Vanderveers but uneasy at the prospect of a house somewhere on the South African veldt, embark for the British colony of Natal.
Their English grandfather, a retired colonel, does live live in a house on the veldt in the land of the Zulu, and it is a fine house, for he did well with diamonds, gold and the war, and has friends among both the British and the Boers as well as a small staff of Zulu. Harry takes to his new life at once, thanks in part to Chris, the handsome nephew of his Grandfather’s close Boer friend, Hadley’s mother finds her spirit renewed, and Hadley finds herself courted by a British officer and intrigued by Chris. But war is on the horizon, and within a year, the war rages on, loyalties conflict, and the British Empire, angry that this little war is not “over by teatime,” puts generals in charge who do not much care what they do to win.
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Moon over Zaragoza: THE CROSS AND THE CRESCENT by Aubry Lea Bazán
12th century Spain for four centuries has been divided between Moslems and Christians, usually warring, occasionally allied. Lucia, with her auburn hair and blue eyes of Castilian nobility, has been raised in a convent of silent nuns, unaware that she has a father. The day a young noble woman, Ines, is dragged screaming into the chapel, Lucia is told she must leave the convent, for her father has come for her. Educated in books but ignorant of the world, Lucia decides that her strange new circumstances are tests that her father feels obligated to give her before she takes her vows. Three days later in a silk-curtained cart, intrigued by the sudden appearance, then disappearance, of two handsome Christian knights, too late she realizes that her Moslem escort is not taking her back to the convent but to the Caliphate of Zaragoza as a hostage bride to the Caliph’s son and falsely represented as her father's legitimate daughter. Lucia realizes that to survive, she can rely on nothing but her wits.
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THE CROWN OF CASTILE by Beverly Enwall

In the 15th century Spain consisted of two powerful rival kingdoms, Aragon and Castile. Aragon had wily King John who knew how to keep the nobles in line, and King John had a son and a daughter in whom he took great pride. Castile, on the other hand, had Henry IV, referred to as Henry the Homophile and Henri sans Espoir, who wore a plain gray robe and cap, hated protocol, received visitors while ensconced on large tasseled pillows, and had much feared Moors in pantaloons, turbans and scimitars as his personal guard. The common people loved him, powerful noble clans hated him, other nobles used him to their advantage as the moment dictated, his rival lovers took advantage to secure themselves a fortune, and everyone worried about Castile's future, for Henry, wed to his second wife, had no heir nor was it likely he would.
What Henry did have was his Minister, the Marquis of Villena, called the “hand from hell in a velvet glove,” a man who "never raised his voice and never lowered his guard," one of many Christian Jews in power at that time. The tangled events of Henry’s reign were driven by intrigue and plots and politics, but, as they are more often than historians care to admit, by men and women falling in love. Into the mix Villena, for his own purposes, brings Beltrán de la Cueva, exceedingly handsome, charming, adept at music, languages, the hunt, the dance, a perfect façade. The ploy has more success than Villena could have hoped for, as well as results he had never expected nor wanted. No one pays much attention to Henry’s half-sister, the pious Isabel locked away in a lonely castle.
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THE FLAMENCO CONSPIRACY
An I-Spy novel by Ron E. Earl

The assignment: to "dissolve" a terrorist organizer so elusive that previous attempts have failed, with fatalities. Dan O'Donovan is a special agent with an authentic cover whose control claims it is easier to make an agent out of a real person than a real person out of an agent. This time the mission is complicated not only by bombs and Basques, widely ackowledged to be the world's best trained terrorists, but by Pres Hooper, Dan's real business partner who, cheerfully chasing women in the land of romance, is clueless as to why the two of them are really in Spain.

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A new I-Spy novel by Ron E. Earl. THE SHAMROCK CONSPIRACY

Dan O'Donovan has an unexpected new assignment involving Pres Hooper, who, once again without a clue, has no idea why Dan flies with him to Ireland to join Mary Sue in the aftermath of the death of a good colleague and in the escalating tensions between the Orangmen and the "Green", tensions that appear to be deliberately fomented to keep the violence going. The assignment as usual becomes complicated, this time by MI5 as well as two very attractive Irish women.

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THE CURSE OF UBAR by L. E. Ekenrose

In this short book-length story for young readers daring young Tarquin Rafi tries to please three unpleasant rulers who each want a golden jeweled key that holds the secret to the caverns below the fabled city of Ubar. The keys, the rulers and his quest cause Tarquin Rafi no end of trouble. The story is told by Sayed, the wizard, who admits that young Tarquin Rafi is courageous and well liked by his men, but Sayed often wonders why Tarquin and his brother have a wizard along if they don't listen to a wizard's wise advice.

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THE OFFKEY MURDERS by Isabel Moen

Melinda Brewster, a talented pianist, and her cousins, even her cousin Tommy, the high school quarterback, are obliged to take either piano or voice lessons from Aunt Alicia, but the aunt is so unpopular that when she is murdered, the entire Brewster family is suspect, even visiting Uncle Hank, the artist, and his new wife and handsome stepson. The cousins try to puzzle out the mystery, even though they are also suspects. At the end of each chapter is an optional brief, 30-second selection from a different one of Melinda's favorite composers.

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THE MOONCHILD MURDERS by Isabel Moen
Patti, a college freshman with a "brilliant scientific mind," or so her teachers say, reluctantly agrees to spend summer camping with her unlovable cousins, and it is even worse than she expected. While she is trying to stay out of the middle of her two cousins' constant fights over men, in the beautiful, small campground of Golden Groves she finds herself in the middle of a murder, and who better to solve it than a "brilliant scientific mind," especially if there is a handsome if somewhat mysterious fellow camper to impress.


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THE FIRST FORT by Beverly Enwall

This story follows the actual history of William Ruffin, a 16-year-old Huguenot, the youngest of those French Huguenots who, fleeing the Catholic persecutions, had set out for the New World in hopes of finding enough gold to buy the French King's favor. They arrived in 1562 near present day Charleston, South Carolina, and William was among the twenty-seven men who stayed on at the hastily built fort while the others returned to Europe for supplies, promising to return before the winter storms. Meanwhile at the small fort William must deal with the Indians, the growing hatreds in the fort, and the threat from the Catholic Spaniards who patrol the coast and are building a real fort in St. Augustine to protect their holdings and the Catholic faith in the New World. Based on the French and Spanish chronicles written at the time.

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MARY THE MARVELOUS by Isabel Moen

In this fantasy story for young readers Mary Sue Slater becomes much more marvelous as she, her dog and new friends like the amazing Mr. Tom, Sir Hank Prince of Pranks and Princess Sing-A-Song help King Dindy find some unusual allies to fight the evil Queen Bea. Most pages have a simple "click-on-it" animation.

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