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Quentin Quartet eBook Series

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  • London Lodgings

    by Claire Rayner ...
    Series Book 1 - Quentin Quartet
    Without her husband Frank - the victim of a fatal accident, Tilly Quentin's decision to turn 17 Brompton Grove into lodgings is a brave one, for it is against the rigid Victorian social code for a lady to go into trade. ... Read more

    $4.30 CAD

  • Paying Guests

    by Claire Rayner ...
    Series Book 2 - Quentin Quartet
    The sequel to "London Lodgings". Tilly Quentin has successfully turned Quentin's into a thriving guest house. But with the demanding guests, particularly the handsome Silas Geddes, and her beloved son, Duff, falling into unsuitable company, her problems are not over. ... Read more

    $4.37 CAD

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  • Soho Square (Book 4 of The Performers)

    by Claire Rayner ...
    Series Book 4 - The Performers
    In 1851 Lydia Mohun, the daughter of the famous actress, Lilith Lucas, comes to live in Soho Square. She dreams of the same success on the same stage and when Jonah Lackland's daughter Phoebe is introduced to Lydia, an exciting and glittering world is opened up to her. Freddy, her cousin feels very protective towards her and fears that Lydia poses a threat. Jonah, now widowed, anticipates an ... Read more

    $4.30 CAD

  • Paddington Green (Book 3 of The Performers)

    by Claire Rayner ...
    Series Book 3 - The Performers
    In the early years of Queen Victoria's reign Abel Lackland's children are grown up. Two of his sons have followed their father into medicine. The other, Jonah, now married to Lilith's daughter, has achieved his dream of a career on the stage. However, the reality of being an actor is harsher than he ever imagined - it is a daily struggle to provide for his wife and children. Suddenly something ... Read more

    $4.30 CAD

  • Gower Street (Book 1 of The Performers)

    by Claire Rayner ...
    Series Book 1 - The Performers
    The early 1800's. Jesse Constam, a highly respected spice merchant, lives in fashionable Gower Street. Saved from poverty himself, he rescues two children from the gutter. Jesse's intervention changes their lives forever. The fate of Abel Lackland and Lilith Lucas and their families become inextricably entwined as they are destined for the vastly different worlds of medicine and the theatre. ... Read more

    $1.43 CAD

  • The Haymarket (Book 2 of The Performers)

    by Claire Rayner ...
    Series Book 2 - The Performers
    Abel Lackland, rescued from the gutter as a child, has achieved great success as a surgeon. His eldest son, Jonah refuses to follow in his father's footsteps. He secretly nurtures a desire to act on the stage. Lilith Lucas, saved from destitution at the same time as Abel, has achieved equal success and adoration as an actress. One night, Jonah steals away to watch Lilith, unaware of her thirst for ... Read more

    $4.30 CAD

  • Festival (Book 5 of The Poppy Chronicles)

    by Claire Rayner ...
    Series Book 5 - The Poppy Chronicles
    1951. The Festival of Britain announces a time of post-war optimism and hope in the future for the country as shortages come to an end. Poppy is beginning to have some success running her own business and she is enjoying her independence. She continues to be the anchor for her family and the support for their dreams and aspirations. Then the steadfast Poppy meets Peter Chantry... ... Read more

    $4.30 CAD

  • Flapper (Book 3 of The Poppy Chronicles)

    by Claire Rayner ...
    Series Book 3 - The Poppy Chronicles
    During the First World War Poppy finds freedom and real love. She marries, but is widowed after a brief but idyllically happy marriage. She is left to cope with Chloe, her determined and strong-willed stepdaughter who is enjoying the life of a bright young thing. She also has a demanding mother to look after. Poppy provides unwavering support for her family and seems to deny herself any needs or ... Read more

    $4.30 CAD

  • Flanders (Book 2 of The Poppy Chronicles)

    by Claire Rayner ...
    Series Book 2 - The Poppy Chronicles
    It is 1911. At sixteen, Poppy is becoming a woman herself, and she can appreciate that the Suffragette Movement seems to promise a fairer future for all women. Then in 1914 The First World War breaks out and brings catastrophic loss and suffering. Poppy's life changes forever as the old certainties are swept away forever. However, she volunteers to work as an ambulance driver at the front in ... Read more

    $4.30 CAD

  • Jubilee (Book 1 of The Poppy Chronicles)

    by Claire Rayner ...
    Series Book 1 - The Poppy Chronicles
    The marriage between Mildred Amberly and Lizah 'Kid' Harris, a Jewish boxer from the East End seems a union doomed to failure. Their daughter Poppy's first memory is of Queen Victoria's Jubilee in 1897. She has all the strong will and feistiness of her parents, combined with an insatiable appetite for the experiences of life. Jubilee is the powerful tale of Poppy's life during a period of rapid ... Read more

    $1.43 CAD

  • Seven Dials (Book 12 of The Performers)

    by Claire Rayner ...
    Series Book 12 - The Performers
    It is 1946 and London is still reeling from the destruction and suffering of the Second World War. The formidable Letty Lackland helps to raise funds for Queen Eleanor's Hospital, destroyed in the Blitz. Dr Charlie Lucas helps Brin Lackland come to terms with a devastating wartime facial injury. Brin's sister, Kate is forging her way to success on stage and screen. Here, at the end of the vast and ... Read more

    $4.30 CAD

  • Piccadilly (Book 11 of The Performers)

    by Claire Rayner ...
    Series Book 11 - The Performers
    The troubled '30s leading to the outbreak of the 2nd World War form the background for a further episode of The Performers' family saga. Harry Lackland meets Leah Landis, but because of their lack of children and the fact that she is his senior, the marriage begins to go awry. Being Jewish, Leah fears for the safety of members of her family in Germany, and with Peter Lackland, goes there - despite ... Read more

    $4.30 CAD