With each one of my novels packed with heroines with fire and heroes who spark them, read sweet stories from me as Emily Murdoch and steamy stories from me as Emily E K Murdoch.
When you love history, there’s nothing like historical romance.
The drama. The adventure. The world that looks so like ours, and yet so different.
I’ve studied history. I even have a Masters in Medieval Studies – and yet there’s nothing like losing yourself in historical romance written by someone with passion.
If that’s what you love, then it’s time to dive into my books.
1069. A war torn country. Two peoples learning to live together. Choices that could end the fragile peace that has been won. A woman forced to make a decision between marrying two men…
When five siblings inherit an orchard but are separated by fate, it will take love, loss, and a little chance to bring them back together – if they can stand the sight of each other…
Balls, Almack’s, the ton, card parties and hunting parties – if you love Bridgerton, or want Jane Austen with a little more heat, then these are the Regency novels for you…
Reviews
Beautifully written love story. A happily ever after that keeps you interested and entertained. The characters are charming and realistically flawed. The story line is just detailed enough to keep you with it but not so that it drags or bogs down. Totally recommend this book
Thoroughly entertaining. I’ll definitely be watching for Ms Murdoch’s next book!
Well developed characters and interesting story about finding love.Recommend this book to all romance readers.Look forward to more books from this author.
I truly enjoyed this book. It is a page turner that you just want to keep reading to see what happens.
News
For Thalia Oliver, the life of a poet is about adventure, not marriage and following Society’s rules. The only person to understand is Alex, the fellow poet she’s been exchanging letters with. When they finally meet, Thalia is shocked to learn Alex is not the lady she assumed, but the handsome Alexander!
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