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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Featured Books
Latest & Upcoming Releases
Latest Release: Murder in Moonlight (Silver and Grey, Book 1)
A house of secrets, an impossible attraction. On a personal quest, Constance Silver, who runs Mayfair’s most exclusive brothel, has lied her way into Greenforth Manor, home of respectable and charismatic provincial banker, Walter Winsom. She feels quite safe from recognition until Solomon Grey joins the party. Aloof and strangely exciting, Solomon is one of the wealthiest men in London, so what does he want with any of the small players gathered at Greenforth?…
Coming Soon: Evidence of Evil (Silver & Grey, Book 2)
Pursuing murder and fighting love… Several weeks after they parted company, courtesan Constance calls on the wealthy business-man Solomon Grey to request his help solving another mystery. Her old friend Elizabeth, now the wife of respected magistrate Sir Humphrey Maule, is being accused of murder. Hunting for evidence, Constance and Solomon turn their attention to the complicated victim herself, who may have harboured more than one deadly secret.
About Silver and Grey
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?
