Millions of years ago, Xenia and Yonan, a telepathic part-alien/part-human couple, happily married for four hundred years, planned to live together forever until they must face unexpected death . . . in three moons. Worried their reincarnated selves won’t find each other in future lives, the couple attempts time travel to ensure their future selves fall in love and live long human lives together. Journeying to prehistoric France, ancient Egypt, Tudor England, 19th century Iowa, and the present day, they make mistakes along the way while learning about the future human world —while pending doom looms closer.

Reviews:
“This is the most interesting read I’ve worked on in forever.” – From the Publisher
"A unique twist on time travel romance . . . Jonas captures the intrigue and beauty of the past and blends it with the hope of two people not yet ready to give up on their love for each other." -GoodReads reader
“Held my interest from the first chapter!" - P.M.

Miss Gingifer Mitford’s parents have plans for their daughter’s future—prospects that include a certain type of husband, where to live, and how to behave. But Ginger cannot wrap her heart around these arrangements and becomes annoyingly willful. When she returns to the country and Dewdrop House for the annual cousin capers during the Christmas holidays, little does she know that this December, everything will change.
Bertran Stanton has always worked hard to prove himself worthy of his good fortune. As first in line to inherit the title and estate, Bert must choose a suitable wife. The Earl of Thorndale gives him until the eve of the new year to find one.
The cousins gather for jolly games, caroling, and various Christmas parties but twists and complications pile up.
A delightful Christmas romance with wit and heart—a clean and wholesome romance with a happily ever after.

It's 1894 on New York's Lower East Side. Irish cop Tom McGlory and Italian immigrant Vita Caputo fall in love despite their different upbringings. Vita goes from sweatshop laborer to respected bank clerk to reformer, helping elect a mayor to beat the Tammany machine. While Tom works undercover to help Ted Roosevelt purge police corruption, Vita's father arranges a marriage between her and a man she despises. When Tom’s cousin is murdered, Vita’s father and brother languish in jail, charged with the crime. Can Vita and Tom’s love survive poverty, hatred, and corruption?

A 5-star Amazon review: Lovely Historical Fiction Love Story
This well-researched novel accurately describes 1894 Manhattan streets, living conditions of rich and poor and politics of the era with sensory detail. A forbidden irresistible attraction between charming Italian Vita and Tom a handsome Irish cop keep the pages turning along with a cast of lively characters. --Jill G. Hall

By 2008, it finallly seems that the Peruvian government is ready to make amends to its citizens following violent guerilla movement of the last three decades. Otilia and Salvador, a mother and son torn apart during the conflict and separated for twenty years, are eager for the government to acknowledge their pain and suffering, but they hit a roadblock when the government denies responsibility in their legal case. Things begin to look up when Otilia meets Jerry, the son of Jewish parents who escaped the Holocaust. Together, Otilia, Jerry, and Salvador must support one another through the turbulent journey that is healing from historical trauma, and through it, they must find the courage to rebuild their lives and open themselves up to love and companionship.
Weaving together different countries and timelines the novel examines the nuanced topic of grief,explores the culture of remembrance and what we must do to achieve justice and reconciliation when we return.

No one heard the girl scream. The tiny mountainside town of Idyllwild, California, as yet the Wild West of 1912, is struggling with a runaway boy, an unflappable sorority, a crippled woman, a pack of mules, and now a murder. When the Hemet police step in to assist, Loveda Brown is left to pursue her own suspicions. Is it sabotage, subterfuge, or something more sinister?

The death of a humble clergyman in 1877 leads amateur sleuths Violet Paget and John Singer Sargent into a medieval world of saints and kings---including the legendary Arthur---as they follow a trail of relics and antiquities lost since the destruction of Glastonbury Abbey in 1539. Written in alternating chapters between the two time periods, The Spoils of Avalon creates a sparkling, magical mystery that bridges the gap between two worlds that could hardly be more different--the industrialized, Darwinian, materialistic Victorian Age and the agricultural, faith-infused life of a medieval abbey on the brink of violent change at the hands of Henry VIII and Thomas Cromwell. First in a new series of historical mysteries (there are now four).

Languedoc 1695. A young noble training as an apothecary unravels his Huguenot family’s legacy of secrets and embarks on an odyssey in search of his spiritual identity and the meaning of love. In the Gorges du Tarn, he meets a mystic holy-woman who reveals ancient healing mysteries and inspires his quest for freedom. But persecutions force him to make a fateful decision—recreant, rebel, or refugee.

"Brilliantly told, a story that will stick with you long after you've turned the last page." ~ Janet Wertman, author

"Larimore's lush, vibrant prose and sharp eye for historical detail . . . a must-read for anyone who loves novels set in that alluring region of southern France." ~ Glen Craney, author

“This story will capture you and not let go. History and deftly-crafted storytelling rolled into one.” Rozsa Gaston, author

"...ranks right up there with Gabaldon's Outlander series & Auel's Clan of the Cavebear." Eve B Mayes, Amazon VINE VOICE

"Larimore...is an alchemist." Elijah Alexander

"Lose yourself in a love story set in America’s front yard"
Meet Estela the anthropologist, a flirty young woman moving into the Roaring 20’s, and Nikos, an architect, vulnerable and struggling to put the Great War and Spanish flu behind him. Soulmates? Perhaps. Yet for twenty years their romance never leaves the National Mall. What keeps them apart lies within. Enter their time/ space bubble where they negotiate tipping points and choose to change – or not. Only time will tell if a real place exists for them to be together.
"A stunning historical romance from start to finish, Love on the Mall is one book you need to read. If historical romance is your reading jam, pick up Love on the Mall. Highly recommend!" N.N.Light 5-star review
“Love on the Mall weaves romance into 20 years of the history of the National Mall...The lovers’ episodic encounters entwine the construction of the monumental core of the Mall. Its history is their stage." LeeAnn Cafferata, Mall Historian

"Step back in time to this full-blooded, deep-spirited American saga"
Before the Civil War, three siblings raised at the Lockhouse on the National Mall must rebound from tragedy. As the characters transform, so does the Mall with the arrival of the Washington Monument and the Smithsonian - and then the Union Army. This 15-year family saga of emerging feminist, businessman, and naturalist immerses you in the real lives of Senators and prostitutes, gay and straight national figures, explorers and Civil War boy soldiers. Truly a tale of Americana that shapes our lives today.
“... a stunning tapestry about the National Mall, 1848-1863. Dramatic changes affect the infrastructure, politics, legislation and social mores ... Engaging and thoughtful!” — Lynn F.
“This is perhaps Beltran's best novel so far - the details ... are meticulously researched and artfully described. I truly felt like I entered that world each time I escaped into the story.” — Catherine Bradshaw

In 14th century Europe, a respectable woman was expected to marry at a young age, often to a man she did not love, with the remainder of her days to be spent managing a household and enduring a yearly visit to the birthing chair. Christina Kohl, the sixteen-year-old daughter of a wealthy merchant in Lubeck, Germany, has no allusions her life will be any different. After a series of tragedies befall her family, however, her fate takes a most unexpected turn as she is left to fend for herself in an evolving world of trade and social upheaval where things are not always as they seem, least of all Christina herself.

Amazon Review: Excellent story line told with believable reasons for choosing an unconventional life during the 1400s merchant society.
The roles of men and women are very confining during this time of rigid faith and feudal loyalties. Family loyalty and business ethics will continue into an eagerly anticipated next book. Anita Dehghani

Louisa Delafield and Ellen Malloy didn't ask to be thrown together to bring the truth to light. But after Ellen witnesses the death of a fellow servant during an illegal abortion, Louisa, a society columnist, vows to help her find the truth and turn her journalistic talent to a greater purpose.

Together, these unlikely allies battle to get the truth out, and to avenge the wrongful death of a friend. What will our heroes do when their closest allies and those they trust turn out to be the very forces working to keep their story in the dark? They'll face an abortionist, a sex trafficking ring, and a corrupt system determined to keep the truth at bay.

"The Whispering Women features two lively female investigators who represent distinct social classes. Richly drawn characters, the vibrant historical setting, and a suspenseful mystery create a strong current that pulls readers into this delightful novel." -- Southern Literary Review

For years, the best that young girls from the backwater village of Alta Gracia could hope for was a position in the Big House, home of the immensely powerful and politically influential Goyena family. So, when Senorita Delia Lugghi --enigmatic teacher and devout Perónist--arrives from Bueonos Aires to found a state school in the village, the future of Milagros Riquelme suddenly seems to be full of possibilities...