April Kihlstrom: 32 books

      Most of us write linearly but brainstorm in a nonlinear way. If one thinks of writing a book as being similar to putting together a puzzle, this workbook is intended to help writers create key puzzle pieces. This workbook is intended to help writers brainstorm and plan out their books in...

SOPHY GOES TO THE DOGGY DOCTOR is the third in a series of books that feature Sophy, a dog who was adopted by the author from a shelter. In this book, Sophy goes to the doggy doctor for her annual checkup.   SOPHY GOES TO THE DOGGY DOCTOR is for all children, dog lovers, adults learning...

When Miss Tibbles visits a former pupil she expects a quiet country retreat--not a dead body to appear!  And Julian and Pamela soon discover she is their greatest ally--both in matters of mystery and of the heart. First in a series of murder mystery Regency romances. By the author of the acclaimed...

Lady Barbara wagers that she can successfully masquerade for one night as a barmaid in London. But how could she know that in that single night she would lose both her heart and her innocence to the notorious Lord Farrington? Note: This was originally published as an NAL Signet Traditional...

Elizabeth Mayfield is the wildly successful author of several lurid novels written under the pseudonym of Mrs. Bethfrey. Basingstoke is a bored and disillusioned earl who makes a wager that somewhere there is a woman who would marry him without knowing his title or wealth. When they meet, it is both...

SOPHY'S STORY is a series of photographs and captions designed to engage young and special needs readers with moments they can relate to such as: looking for presents under a Christmas tree, making a mess with muddy paws, sitting on mom's lap and wanting to sit in the front seat of them car (but having...

Writing is an essential life skill. In Writing Tips For Kids (And Adults), April Kihlstrom draws on her experience as an award winning, multi-published author as well as someone who has taught both kids and adults how to write effective essays, reports, stories and even how to give an effective speech. She uses core concepts in easy to understand terms.

2nd book in the “Magic Locket” series: Theresa Barlow writes stories, magical stories for children. Lord Rivendale has a daughter who cannot speak and the only way to reach her seems to be through Miss Barlow’s books. Both are wary of love, but in trying to help the child Anna, Tessa and William...

When the Duke of Berenford becomes engaged to a woman he has never seen, what better way to catch a glimpse of his betrothed than by masquerading as a groom who most definitely does not know his place? Note: This was originally published as an NAL Signet Traditional Regency in 1996. Other...

When Rebecca rescues a street sweeping vagabond and brings him home, her family is appalled. When he steals her heart, she doesn't know where to turn. But with the Westcotts, nothing is ever quite what it seems. Note: This was originally published as an NAL Signet Traditional Regency in 1998...

Harriet Harlowe must find a way to survive after her husband dies leaving her without a means of support in Regency England. She bands together with two other widows, equally penniless, to begin a rather unorthodox enterprise. The Earl of Darrowfield is determined to stop his cousin's widow from ruining...

Scandal and rumor follow the young widow. Word has it she is a heartless fortune hunter. He is the one charged by her late husband’s will with watching over her for the next five years and he means to hold a tight hand on the reins. Can she overcome his distrust of her and can he reform the young...

From some of the most beloved authors of Regency romance come stories to delight. These excerpts, set in the time of Jane Austen, will give you a sip of sweet romance and will leave you eager for more.   Gail Eastwood, The Captain's Dilemma: Escaped French war prisoner Alexandre Valmont...

**A headstrong Lord gets the challenge of his life in this original Signet Regency Romance from April Kihlstrom. NEVER BEFORE PUBLISHED** A stipulation in his father’s Will requires Edmund, Lord Rothwood to marry by his twenty-fifth birthday, or forfeit the bulk of his inheritance....