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Overview: Ann Elizabeth Fryer loves nothing more than using story and romance to relay the depths and graciousness of a Father who holds us securely in the palms of His hands. Daydreaming her surroundings from a young age, she’s lived in historic homes most of her life and regularly participates in backyard archaeology. When she’s not writing historical projects, her contemporary novels show a flavor of her forever-passion for all things old. Ann, her husband, and three children make their home in small-town Illinois where they can hear church bells keep time and tradition.
Genre: Fiction > Romance Regency, Christian
A Convenient Sacrifice (#1)
After her family’s shipping business is ruined by wreckers, Elaina Dawes is forced into a marriage of convenience in order to save her family from poverty.
Did waves of evil carry her to the altar–or is there something else entirely at work?
As she begins to love the tall, mysterious baron that is now her husband, news of her family surfaces from the wreckage, leaving both lies and truth at stake. Will she decide to trust her husband? Or is he part of the evil that brought about her family’s demise?
From the delightful village of Butterton to Cornwall’s unforgiving coast, Elaina finds life and love.
A Favorable Match (#2)
Heiress Emmaline Bartlett has never enjoyed a London season. Now her overprotective grandfather plans to send her to Mayfield Manor in order to choose a husband from between three brothers. Perfect strangers.
When the brother’s cousin arrives to escort her to Butterton, warnings accompany him. Are the gentlemen truly dangerous? Or is it their cousin she should be concerned about?
As she attempts to make her choice, tragedy strikes, sending her on a search for answers. Which man should she choose? Should she depend on their cousin to help? And the scariest of all…were her parents’ deaths truly an accident?
Yet, true love does indeed await Emmaline in Butterton…
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