Bridge of Betrayal is now available!

Bridge of Betrayal, the final book in the Falcon Point Historical series, is now available in print, ebook, and audiobook.

It’s been a lot of years, a lot of words, and a lot of work, and I’m really, really excited to share the story of the youngest Lang sibling with you!

Here’s what the book is about:

1954: Anna Lang lost everyone she loved during the Second World War—except her cherished music teacher, Esther Haymann. When Miss Haymann dies under suspicious circumstances and rumors of suicide swirl, Anna doesn’t want to believe them. Her doubts intensify when she catches a stranger rifling through Miss Haymann’s papers, claiming a link between her death and that of renowned scientist Alan Turing.

Arthur Cavendish, a former prisoner of war in Korea, can’t completely escape the nightmares of combat and captivity. Nor can he forget that Dr. Turing’s advice once saved his life, so Arthur is determined to get to the bottom of Turing’s alleged suicide, even if it involves trespassing and danger.

When a suspicious fire nearly kills Arthur and Anna, they form a reluctant alliance to clear their mentors’ names. From shadowy corners of seaside resorts to the guarded gates of a secret government agency at Hanslope Park, Anna and Arthur chase elusive clues—and wrestle with their growing attraction for each other. With divergent goals and hidden secrets, a future together seems unlikely. Yet as more and more pieces of the puzzle fall into place, a sinister pattern unfolds, and they find that their hearts are not the only things at risk. Uncovering the truth might cost them their lives.


Bridge of Betrayal is available in paperback, audiobook, and ebook formats at Amazon, Audible, Barnes & Noble, Deseret Book, and Kobo. Signed copies are available here.

Bridge of Betrayal can be read as a stand-alone mystery, but for those wanting to catch up on the whole Falcon Point Historical Series, the best order is Heirs of Falcon Point, Codes of Courage, Roads of Resistance, and then Bridge of Betrayal.

(For all the books in the broader Falcon Point world, including those written entirely by other authors, check out this link.)

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