Fidelis Morgan: 7 books

A whodunit set in the filthy, rat infested, foggy London of 1699. Anastasia Ashby de la Zouche, Baroness Penge, Countess of Clapham, former mistress to Charles II, is an aristocrat on her uppers. Cast into the Fleet Prison, she is forced to turn to journalism. But the Countess and her maidservant...

Third in Fidelis Morgan’s hugely entertaining series featuring the irrepressible Countess Ashby de la Zouche and her stupendously bosomed former maid, Alpiew.The Countess Ashby de la Zouche would not be every parent’s choice of chaperone for a beautiful teenager, and still fewer would entrust...

Fourth in Fidelis Morgan’s hugely entertaining series featuring the irrepressible Countess Ashby de la Zouche and her stupendously bosomed former maid, AlpiewUnlikely as it may seem, the Countess finds herself with cash to spare. Unlikelier still, she decides to do the sensible thing and...

Nominated for the "FUNNIEST BOOK OF THE YEAR" Lefty Award at Left Coast Crime 2003London 1699. Those intrepid and impecunious heroines the Countess Ashby de la Zouche and her maidservant Alpiew are once more scavenging for scandal to entertain the readers of that scurrilous rag, the London...

There's a dead body on the Common, so what else can you talk about over dinner? But for a husband and wife whose marriage is on the rocks, their bank manager, their lawyer and his bimbo girlfriend, is it a safe conversation to have, particularly when a writer of lurid crime fiction is also there...

Short stories, biographies, sketches and playletsHow ballroom dancing leads to murder, a swinging 60s dolly bird recalls her youth, a delivery boy steals mementos from movie stars, and other tales of petty crime and murder.A play, revue sketches, theatrical monologues and parodies of Euripides, Shakespeare...

A dark, dramatic saga set in Ireland and Liverpool that tells the stories of a small boy caught up in the Spanish Armada and Irish Wars, Catherine Tate, a willful Irish heiress and Rosaleen Morgan, a seemingly respectable housewife, who, as a condemned woman, represents the sum total of centuries of turbulent Irish history. 'Brilliantly original' – Lynda la Plante