M/M, novella, Victorian, 1870s. Lawyer Vikram Pandey unexpectedly encounters his old school friend Gil Lawless, now a bookseller of ill repute, in the course of a search for a missing boy. Part of the Jonathan ‘verse: standalone books set in the same world and very, very loosely linked by a fictional filthy novel called Jonathan by Theodore Swann. 

M/F, contemporary, thriller, standalone novel, out of print. 

Alt-late Victorian adventure, M/M, standalone. A reworking of pulp classic The Prisoner of Zenda with a different perspective and a lot more banging. Not a conventional HEA as such. 

F/F, horror, novelette, standalone. A horror story based on the Sweeney Todd legend. Not a romance! 

KJ Charles’ shorter stories are collected in print for the first time, in five tales of queer historical romance spiced with song, larceny, mayhem, magic, and defenestration (just the one, though). Includes the stories: A Thief in the Night, The Rat-Catcher’s Daughter, Masters in this Hall, A Queer Trade, The Price of Meat.

Murder mystery, standalone, not a romance. Jem Kite returns to Oxford to solve the murder of one of his best friends ten years ago, but digging for the truth disturbs a lot of secrets.

1920s romantic suspense, m/m, standalone romance. A bizarrely talented graphologist and a sceptical policeman are plunged into unexpected mystery in 1920s London gangland.