Rosemary Stevens: 15 books

A brand-new book in the harrowing and heartwarming Supper Club Mystery series by New York Times bestselling author Ellery Adams and Agatha Award–winning author Rosemary Stevens! Librarian James Henry and his supper club sleuths will take a trip down memory lane searching for clues that will...

In the early 1920s, with the nation still recovering from World War I, President Warren G. Harding founded a huge new organization to treat disabled veterans: the US Veterans Bureau, now known as the Department of Veterans Affairs. He appointed his friend, decorated veteran Colonel Charles R. Forbes,...

Beau Brummell joins the Prince of Wales in Brighton because the Prince has received death threats. Everyone is tense at the Pavilion, with guards stationed at the doors and Sir Simon designated as food-taster. When a new blend of snuff comes from Beaus friend Petersham, Sir Simon samples it firstand...

Widowed Lady Margery Fortescue has suffered through several wretched Christmases and intends for this one to be better. Then her cottage roof caves in. Forced to accept a house party invitation, she is mistaken for a maid at an inn on the way--by a decidedly handsome rogue, Lord Reckford. Who proceeds...

Giles Vayne, Duke of Winterton is reminded daily by his talking parrot to find a suitable bride. Henrietta Lanford, a Squires daughter, is not suitable. But then Giles commits a crime of manners that can ruin Henrietta before her first ball. Is it the dukes sense of duty or his growing passion that...

Proper Miss Verity Pymbroke would never rent out her townhouse to Lord Carrisworth, a rake known for his wild parties and one who keeps twins as his mistresses! But she doesnt count on the schemes of two matchmaking neighbors and a determined cat in this lighthearted romance. Book Two of the Cats of Mayfair. Regency Romance by Rosemary Stevens; originally published by Fawcett Crest

When Beau Brummells valet finally arrives at Oatlands, hes been robbedof the Beaus fashionable attire and an indiscrete letter from Frederica, the Duchess of York. Then the horrid Lord Kendrick is found dead with Freddies hair ornament lodged in his throat. Beau must collect himself to find the killer,...

When Beau Brummell opens a club with exquisite cuisine and high stakes gambling, hes soon caught up in a scandal. Lieutenant Nevill accuses government official Theobald Jacombe of cheating. But before the duel happens, Jacombe is murdered at Vauxhall Pleasure Gardens and the authorities arrest Nevill...

The Earl of Ravenswood had decided never to marry an intelligent woman like his stepmother. She had used her cleverness to bankrupt Ravens Hall. His lordships determination ruled out beautiful and wise Miss Daphne Kendall. Or would two meddling servants and one determined cat change his mind? Book...

Before World War II, the great majority of practicing doctors in England and Wales were general practitioners. They performed their own surgery, and were accustomed to treating a wide variety of illnesses and symptoms. Specialists were few in number, tended to practice in large towns, and were often...

The distinctive mixing and continuous remixing of public and private roles is a defining feature of health care in the United States. The Public-Private Health Care State explores the interweaving of public and private enterprise in health care in the United States as a basis for thinking about health...

The present study was undertaken for three reasons: Medicaid is a vital program-in the early 1970s it provided care for over one tenth of the American population. It is a huge program-in the same period it consumed over nine billion dollars of public funds. And Medicaid is, in many ways, the most...

Since the late 1980s welfare policies in France and the United States have increasingly been shaped by a strong emphasis on citizens' obligations to work and be independent, and a weakening of entitlements to income maintenance. Throughout the advanced industrialized nations, welfare reforms incorporate...

Over the course of World War II, two million American military personnel occupied bases throughout the South Pacific, leaving behind a human legacy of at least 4,000 children born to indigenous mothers. Based on interviews conducted with many of these American-indigenous children and several of the...