Betty Younis

• Jan-2018
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England, finally at peace after years of civil war, is rocked by the news of the death of its king, Edward IV. His son, Edward V, is yet but a mere lad and incapable of overcoming the powerful forces of intrigue rising against him. Richard, his uncle...

• Jul-2017
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With Elizabeth's wedding desecrated and one of Coudenoure's own viciously murdered, the de Grey's are thrust from their home in the dead of night and scattered to the four winds. From Scotland to Oxford to London and finally to the borders of their b...

• Dec-2016
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Wrongly imprisoned in the Tower of London and with her execution imminent, Henrietta, great grandniece of Queen Elizabeth and secret scion of King Henry's line, has entrusted her last hope -- King Henry's ruby cross - to the guard with kindness in ...

• May-2016
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What was Elizabeth the 1st really like? Beneath the veneer of cold calculation and emotional aloofness she displayed to the world lived a flesh and blood woman not unaffected by the horrors of her childhood or the emotional disappointments of her adu...

• Jan-2016
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This is the story of Elizabeth de Grey of Coudenoure, the secret love, the one and only truly great love of England's famed King Henry the VIII. Pre-contracted in the blush of youth and young love before the death of Henry the VII's first son, Henry ...

• Jul-2014
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Professor Phillip Donamacia, famous art historian specializing in Greek antiquities, womanizer and campus bon-vivant . . . is dead. Poisoned. Blame for his shocking murder quickly fastens upon Constance, a German graduate student and Magnolia Henley'...

• Jun-2013
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Northern Iraq. An American aircraft streaks towards a suspected terrorist target and launches a laser-guided missile. At the last second, the pilot is ordered to abort and vectors the million dollar munition out into the empty desert - toward Hatra. ...

• May-2013
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A mysterious murder. A tragic accident. And the newspaper story of the millennium. Who would want to kill Lawrence Smyth? Nobel Laureate biologist and University of Chicago professor, Smyth's ground-breaking work on cellular regeneration died with hi...

• May-2013
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Murder in the ivy-covered ivory tower. A famous Classicist, Augustus Biermeier, is found mysteriously poisoned . . . just as a recently discovered fragment of Homer is set to overturn centuries of scholarship. The Classical world is in an uproar as f...