About Mary Lancaster
Meet the Author
Mary Lancaster is a USA Today bestselling author of historical romance and romantic historical fiction. Her first literary love was historical fiction, a genre which she relishes mixing up with romance and adventure in her own writing. Several of her novels feature actual historical characters as diverse as Hungarian revolutionaries, medieval English outlaws, and a family of eternally rebellious royal Scots. But she is probably best known for her light, fun Regency romances.
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Latest & Upcoming Releases
Latest Release: Death on the Doorstep (Silver and Grey, Book 7)
The gentleman and the vagrant – both dead at her door. Constance and Solomon return to London from their honeymoon – and straight into a very personal mystery. Not one but two bodies are discovered on the doorstep of her “establishment”. The rich man and the poor one appear to have no connection to each other or to the establishment, and Constance and Solomon suspect the bodies were put there on purpose to discredit her house of ill-repute…
Next Release: Petteril’s Party (Lord Petteril Mysteries, Book 9)
Past, present, and a philandering footman… The Petterils have arranged a reunion of Piers’s old university friends at a borrowed country house. But from the beginning, nothing seems quite right. There are barely any servants, and the few remaining are disorderly and insolent. Random items disappear, and eerie noises in the night disturb April’s sleep. April is shocked to meet an unexpected female guest whom Piers seems reluctant to explain… (Coming 30th Jan 2026)
About the Silver and Grey series
Meet Constance Silver and Solomon Grey, outsiders in Victorian society, who unite to solve mysteries wherever they find them. But will they ever admit it is more than mystery that keeps them together?
