Bennett's Welcome

Enslaved for helping Prince Charles escape Cromwell's armies, Richard Monington, Lord of Codington Manor, is sent to the Jamestown plantation of Bennett's Welcome

Romance

Fletcher, Inglis Clark

Historical

Bantam]

Pirate ships threaten the livelihood of the Carolina planters who depend on the freed trade routes for survival in the early eighteenth century

LUSTY WIND/CAROLINA (The Carolina Chronicles, Book 4)

Literature & Fiction

Contemporary

MEN OF ALBERMARLE (Carolina Chronicles, Book 3)

Erotica

The Grenvilles forsake their comfortable life at the Elizabethan court to found a colony in the New World

ROANOKE HUNDRED (Carolina Chronicles : The Epic Drama of America's Birth, Book 1)

Genre Fiction

Angela Ferrier is passionately in love with a British spy and a colonial staff officer during the American Revolution

TOIL OF THE BRAVE (Carolina Chronicles, Book 6)

Raleigh's Eden

North Carolina farmer Adam Rutledge risks his life with the women who love him to fight in the American Revolutionary War

Lusty Wind for Carolina

Cherokee Pub

Cormorant's Brood

Paranormal

Queens House

The fledgling settlement at the mouth of the Cape Fear is menaced by pirates in this novel set in the early 1700s. Blackbeard, working out of his base on Ocracoke Island, hinders the overseas trade that Huguenot refugee Robert Fontaine hopes will bring prosperity to Carolina coast. Fontaine's daughter's courtship and marriage to the enterprising David Moray add a romantic element to the novel. The action moves back and forth between Europe and points in the New World.This is the third novel in the author's Carolina Series.

This is the seventh novel in Inglis Fletcher's celebrated Carolina series, and the keystone volume in her large design to compass in story the 200 years history of North Carolina from first settlement to ratification of the Constitution. The year is 1788 and Albemarle folk who have been united in war are divided in peace. A Constitution has been shaped in Philadelphia. Friend stands against friend in the bitter dissension over whether North Carolina shall ratify it and join the new union of the states. Leaders like brilliant, farsighted James Iredell and staunch Governor Sam Johnston use all their eloquence and prestige to persuade fellow citizens of the advantage in strong central government. As in 'Raleigh's Eden,' the principal characters are Adam and Mary Rutledge. Mary's strong conviction that the Constitution will safeguard all she holds dear. . . is opposed to Adam's belief that the new plan of government ignores the rights of men. His vote at the Hillsborough convention could estrange him from Mary.

Queen's Gift

Amereon Ltd

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Bennett's Welcome

LUSTY WIND/CAROLINA (The Carolina Chronicles, Book 4)

MEN OF ALBERMARLE (Carolina Chronicles, Book 3)

ROANOKE HUNDRED (Carolina Chronicles : The Epic Drama of America's Birth, Book 1)

TOIL OF THE BRAVE (Carolina Chronicles, Book 6)

Raleigh's Eden

Lusty Wind for Carolina

Cormorant's Brood

Lusty Wind for Carolina

Queen's Gift