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Tracy Grant is American author of mystery, historical fiction, and mystery romance novels. Grant also writes under the name Teresa Grant. For as long as she can recall, Tracy Grant claims to have been making up stories and putting them on paper. She realized her exceptional ability to make plots and create characters in her mind ever since she was in the third grade. Tracy studied British History at the Stanford University. She resides in the San Francisco Bay Area with her daughter, Melanie, who is a great inspiration to her writing career. Tracy is a member of the board of the Merola Opera Program, a training program for professional opera singers, coaches, pianists and stage directors.

Tracy started writing during her teenage years and undergraduate years and with the help of her mother, Joan Grant she was able to write Regency romances. Their first publication was made in May 1988, and the novel was a Zebra Regency Romance by the name The Widow’s Gambit, this was under the pseudonym, Anthea Malcolm. Even after her mother passed on in 1995, she has continued writing the historical romance that is set up in the Regency period.

Tracy tried her luck by writing three historical romances, but the more she wrote, the more she learned that the traits of historical fiction and ancient mystery were intermarrying with her romance quests. While at Stanford University, Tracy received the Firestone Award for Excellence in Research for her honor thesis.

Vienna Waltz

In love, just like in war, nothing is fair. Elites from all over Europe have gathered at the meticulous Congress of Vienna. The group is made up of princes, ambassadors, and the Russian Tsar. They have all met to discuss the fate of Europe during the day, and they do not miss a chance to pursue pleasures by night. This routine goes on until Princess Tatiana, a woman of absolute beauty whose name is in the mouth of every person in Vienna, is found murdered. The murder happens during a wrongly timed meeting with three of her most powerful conquests.

Suzanne Rannoch tries to focus on ignoring the rumors making rounds about her new husband, Malcolm. It is claimed that Malcolm too had also had strings attached with Tatiana. Malcolm Rannoch is a protégé of the prince of France, Prince Talleyrand and he is also an attaché the Lord of Britain, Lord Castlereagh. His positions incline him to set out and hatch an investigation concerning the murder. Suzanne’s vast knowledge and skills are tools that he badly needs if he is to succeed in his investigative mission.

The investigation is a complicated ball between a man and his wife searching for the truth. As the search goes on the secrets are safe no more, and the future of Europe is at the risk of being left hanging in the balance.

Imperial Scandal

In the midst of the treacheries of war and the whirl of revelry, people are not what they seem to be. The lush, bucolic afternoons, are followed by night filled with luxurious balls, removed to glamorous Brussels in the wake of Napoleon’s escape from Elba., Malcolm Rannoch together with his wife Suzanne, an investigative partner, are cautiously indulging in all the pleasures that the country has to offer. The Congress of Vienna is not standing on its feet, and the Duke of Wellington is getting ready for war. The festivities are brought to an end when Malcolm is sent on a dangerous errand that is bound to reveal the cruel world of spying.

No one can point a finger to what business that the demure and well respected Lady Julia Ashton had at the chateau where agent Malcolm and one other British spy were attacked. Even before anyone can get a chance to solve that mystery, Lady Julia’s mysterious life comes to an abrupt stop by an equally strange death. As those with conflict with Napoleon march towards the Waterloo, and the Brussels surrender to Bedlam, the husband and wife will soon be on a mission, to search for the truth, unraveling a complex maze of evil secrets and betrayal, within which no one can be trusted.

Rightfully His

Charlotte de Ribard and Francis Sturbridge were what you could call best friends sometime back. However, that did not hinder Francis from always wanting more than just a friendship from Charlotte. The relation met a rocky patch when she sent him away, with the accusations that he had a hand in her blackguard’s father most awful crime. It is many years later now, and Francis has climbed the ladders of life, currently serving as a member of the House of August. He also happens to be her only remaining hope to rescue her family from shame. Desperate moments call for drastic measures, so she reaches out to the man she chased away like a dog a few years back and attempted to despise. At this moment she is ready to risk it all, aside from her heart and the feelings of passion that she ensured got buried long ago. However, her request comes at a cost, and the price is marriage.

It came as a shock to Francis when Charlotte said yes. Charlotte agreed to a marriage of convenience. She was to be his wife, but only in name, she was also to be the mother of his orphaned family. All of a sudden, all that he had ever wanted was within his reach, but he still could not grasp it. However, now he has a chance to earn her trust, and he would start by honoring the deal they made. He would do everything to protect her from the claws of her mighty and merciless father, and the bargain was the only gateway he had to tempt her to the sweetest abandon of all, the type that is triggered only by love.

Published in 1998 Rightfully His is a novel with the rare kind of romance; it is sweet, engaging and hard to put down. It features excellent character development while still giving depth to the supporting characters.