The Americas

Set at the twilight of the Aztec empire, April 1519 through The Night of
Sorrow, La Noche Triste, June 30, 1520, this novel tells the engrossing
story about the Conquistador Cortes and the Aztec Princess Malintzin.

In 1517 The Aztec capital is awash with fears and rumors that
Quetzalcoatl, the Feathered Serpent, has returned. But Yaotl, the chief
minister's slave, has more to worry about, as he searches for his
missing son. 

A good deal of this unusual novel takes place in North America (around Mississippi) as the legendary Welsh explorer Madoc finds himself blown across the Atlantic.  

The year is 1518 and the discovery of chocolate in the New World, and
its subsequent importation back to Europe, will have grave consequences for one young conquistador.

Retelling of Shakespeare's "The Tempest" starting with Columbus's arrival in America.

Part of a trilogy about women in the New World.

We now know what happened to the Lost Colonists of Roanoke--They were  abducted by aliens! Well, that's one less mystery for us to ponder.  BP

A novel of the Aztec woman Malinali and the Conquistador Cortes.

The passionate and tragic love affair between the conquistador Hernan Cortes and his interpreter, the Aztec woman, Malinalli.

A novel of Dora Ines Suarez (1507-1580) the spirited conquistadora who helped found the nation of Chile.

A family saga beginning with the founding of Roanoke Colony.

The Lost Colony of Roanoke.

The story of Virginia Dare, the first child born to the Roanoke Colony.

With the number of historical novelists writing about the Roanoke Colony, it's a wonder it ever got lost!  NH

The daughter of England's greatest witchfinder, disgusted by her father's work and the horrendous suffering and death it brings to countless women, vows to end the laws that permit these atrocities, even though it consumes most of her life, takes her from England to America, and even to court to stand trial as an accusd witch herself.