Bianca M. Schwarz Books In Order

Publication Order of The Gentleman Spy Mysteries Books

Publication Order of Short Stories/Novellas

Publication Order of Anthologies

Bianca M. Schwarz is an accomplished published author.

She is known for writing fictional novels that include The Gentleman Spy Mysteries series and the Inconvenient Heirs series, which featured the debut novel The Missing Baroness.

Bianca was born in Germany, where she grew up. She relocated when she was 19 years old to England to live. Once she was there, she fell in love with English history as well as its culture and storytelling. She attended the University of North London, where she graduated with her degree in English literature. Bianca also earned her master’s degree in film and television from The London College of Printing and Distributive Trades.

She also has a US passport and considers herself a citizen of the world. She ended up living in Los Angeles due to her working on movies and it being a place where movies are made. When she became a mother, it was time to give up working on film sets, and she decided to take up writing and has been going with it ever since.

She is married and shares a son with her husband. When she is not busy writing she does the best that she can to see the beauty in this world and recognize and honor it by taking photographs of it, as she frequently photographs things that inspire her.

The author shares her home with her family, which includes a cat.

The Innkeeper’s Daughter is the first book in the Gentleman Spy Mysteries series by Bianca M. Schwarz. If you have been looking for something new and really enjoyable to read, this might just be the book for you.

Sir Henry March is in the twilight of a November evening and is a wealthy man who is full of charm. But that’s not all, as he leads a double life. He happens to be a secret agent working for the Crown. When he comes across Eliza Broad, who has been horribly beaten and wants to get away from her stepfather, he feels compelled to help her.

Sir Henry takes the woman back to his home so that she can get better. He also introduces her to a world that is full of literature, art, and culture. Even though she is in a new environment, her brutal former world goes along with her to London. This is where elite aristocratic salons co-exist with the criminal underworld.

A romance starts up between the two of them. As it does, Eliza gets to the bottom of a secret that may pull them all into the dark world of sex trafficking. This lets Henry figure out who a traitor is that is selling military secrets and has caused thousands of deaths.

Eliza has always been talented and it turns out that when it comes to being a spy, she is a natural. She ends up showing that she is a worthy partner when it comes to teaming up with Henry to find justice and fight for truth. However, no matter how qualified the pair prove to be, the fact of the matter is that time is running out.

The fate of one girl is in the balance and Henry and Eliza are going to have to work hard to get the results that they want. They now must find out if they can outwit a pimp and get rid of an enemy agent before it’s too late. Will they be successful or will the unlikely pair discover that they are in over their head? Read this first book in The Gentleman Spy Mysteries series to find out by getting a copy of The Innkeeper’s Daughter, previously released under the title A Thing of Beauty.

The Gentleman’s Daughter is the second book in the Gentleman Spy Mysteries series by Bianca M. Schwarz. Did you read the first book and absolutely love it? Have you been looking for a historical romance mystery story that will fascinate you as it draws you in? Check out this story set in Regency London and experience this scintillating sequel for yourself and find out everything that happens.

Main character Sir Henry appears to just be your average wealthy gentleman, but it turns out that he is actually a secret agent working for the crown. However, not everything has gone according to plan. He has an illegitimate daughter and he’s going to have to get married to a fine lady if he wants to be able to afford to make his daughter’s entrance into society.

He nearly gets married to a highborn lady, but is fortunate to dodge a bullet after he finds out that she is a bigot. He decides to take on an assignment in Brighton that takes him to an abandoned abbey that is full of whispers and a secret society that he has actually been looking into for the past three years.

Isabella has always been talented and beautiful. She has always had her own designs for her life, which never included falling in love. The only thing that she wants to do is to be able to paint and look to the future and leave her painful past where it is. She also would love to keep some distance between herself and her overbearing mother.

Getting independence is not going to be the easiest thing, particularly for a woman who is living in 1823. To remedy this, Isabella is going to have to move strategically. She starts up a fake courtship involving Sir Henry, but is startled at how much she enjoys it. She may be able to pursue a career in painting and fall in love.

Isabella is also scared of a man and she’s right to be afraid as he ends up kidnapping her. Sir Henry doesn’t know what to do and it seems that all hope is lost. Henry starts to realize that the abductor belongs to the organization he’s investigating and it all comes together, with Sir Henry giving chase.

As he gets pulled further into a web of secrets, they’re going to have to take on old foes and do their best to try and find their own happy ending. Is it possible or simply too far out of reach? Read the second book in Bianca M. Schwarz’s series to find out!