Roseanna M. White

The Codebreakers trilogy centres on Britain’s wartime intelligence services during the later years of the First World War. Cryptographers, field agents, aviators, photographers and medical workers confront intercepted messages, enemy deception and personal loss while their private relationships become entangled with national security.

Shadows Over England follows a found family of former London street thieves whose unusual skills are recruited for British intelligence before and during the First World War. Each novel pairs espionage and wartime danger with a romance involving characters forced to reconsider loyalty, identity and the meaning of…

The Culper Ring series traces a fictional family legacy of espionage across three American conflicts: the Revolutionary War, the War of 1812 and the Civil War. Secret correspondence, divided loyalties and inherited codes connect generations of spies who must decide what they are prepared to sacrifice for country,…

The Ladies of the Manor trilogy combines Edwardian romance with inheritance disputes, aristocratic rivalries and a mystery surrounding the coveted Fire Eyes diamonds. Moving from Yorkshire estates to the Scottish Highlands and continental society, the books follow women whose claims to family, love and independence place them in…

The Visibullis stories follow an interconnected Roman household and the first generations of Christians in the decades surrounding the crucifixion of Jesus and the destruction of Jerusalem. Through enslaved women, soldiers, converts and members of the emerging church, the series explores faith, persecution, family obligation and the social…

The Imposters follows an Edwardian private-investigation firm whose aristocratic members use disguise, social access and specialised talents to investigate crimes concealed within elite society. The series combines romantic suspense with intelligence work, kidnapping, blackmail and political secrets in the years before the First World War.

The Secrets of the Isles trilogy is set in the Isles of Scilly in 1906, where scientific curiosity, family secrets and legends of buried treasure draw three couples into linked investigations. The novels combine Edwardian romance with island history, archaeology, piracy and Arthurian tradition.