Laura Briggs: 47 books

Struggling American waitress and aspiring novelist Maisie Clark dreams of becoming a full-time writer — even though in real life she's just lost her chance at an exclusive writer's mentorship program that would give her novel its big break. Desperate, she decides to take a chance and ask her favourite...

5 Holiday Romances in 1 boxed set—a full-length novel and four Christmas Romance Novellas!In Christmas in Cactus Flats, Drew Lorman is facing her second Christmas alone after the death of her adoptive mother. Feeling lost among the Boston crowds, Drew sets off to find her birth mother, hundreds...

A case of mistaken identity lands meek bridal assistant Gwendolen Lynch in the role of her legendary wedding planner boss. Instead of unmasking the charade, Gwen makes the split second decision to play along, and finds herself roped into the challenge of her small career with a socialite bride and...

Curl up with 4 modern day romances inspired by the wit and warmth of Jane Austen’s classic love stories. Playful nods to Pride and Prejudice, Emma, and Sense and Sensibility abound, along with plucky heroines and more than a few Darcy-esque heroes. This special box set includes the UK edition of...

It looks like a perfect Cornish autumn, with aspiring novelist Maisie Clark still finding inspiration as a maid at the historic Penmarrow Hotel. Between the staff of quirky co-workers, glamorous and unusual guests, and her growing friendship with the charming but mysterious Sidney Daniels, Maisie...

It’s the career move of a lifetime, and Julianne can’t believe it’s hers: a position as an event planner at a country house in Cornwall, England, beginning with the wedding of a celebrity! If her old firm's senior planner back in the States hadn't fallen suddenly sick with the chicken pox, Julianne...

Authors Hawthrone and Anders offer two short tales inspired by The Dark Woods novel First Bite. In Snow White’s Knight, dark adventures await Prince Reiden when he attempts to rescue the innocent princess from a fateful spell. In Shakespearesque tragedy Magic Mirror, a vengeful wizard, an obsessed warlord, and a callous ruler are connected by a fatal prophecy from the enchanted mirror.

Book four in the Dark Woods Series. Once upon a time, there traveled a poor opera company in Germany. With them was a brilliant young composer whose career was yet to be written by history…and a young soprano whose tragic past was forgotten even by her. A dark opera–a simple children’s...

There are sticks and stones which can bind a witch, but not kill her. They can't be drowned as some thinks. Killing one by flame is the only way to destroy the bone and blood... In a time when magic makers and spell casters roam the countryside, there are men who earn wages by hunting them....

Beauty… Is the illusion the Queen cannot live without. It drives her to dark deeds beyond the imagination of those beneath the spell of her charms. Leaving ruined kingdoms in her wake, a dire prophecy before her–and one chance to conquer her fate. Youth… Is the only chance...

The first in a spin-off series from The Dark Woods visits a hidden side of the greatest fairytale of all time... There are three kinds of fairies–or so the stories claim–the last of which are the faerie godfolk. The wish-granters and half-human of the fairy world, they are meant to atone...

Part One in a two-part special series from The Dark Woods. Part Two, Cindermaid, is also available.Homely, awkward farmboy Jode Lintwich has always longed for adventure and greatness: two things which can't be had in his humble village and which don't happen often to anyone like himself....

The sequel to Charming and the final part in the author's Cinderella re-telling.Picking up where its prequel left off, the story finds Elle's household sinking rapidly into madness, and Jack learning of a possible means of breaking Molly's curse and freeing himself of its consequences...

Arthur Hawthorne sees it in his dreams: The corpse queen on her throne; black briars and blood-red roses entwined with human bones in a tower of ruins. Visions of death and suffering that only madness could contrive.And surely Arthur is mad. What else could explain the dark imaginings of an...