Body of Knowledge

Series · 3 books · 2013-2017

By Eliza Lloyd

Books in series

The Timeless Earl

2013

Julius Stanhope, member of the Society for the Advancement of Science, is in a predicament. His time travel disrupts his family line. His son arrives in Egypt to set things right, urging his father to return home in time to bed the lovely Millicent Hargrove or miss siring his time-traveling son. Only the studious intellect, Lord Melvern, has never been one to ignite passion in a female. How did one go about seducing the ton's most beautiful widow and produce his heir? All in one evening…

The All-Seeing Eye

2013

Isadora Chapman has sight, a rare and powerful gift allowing her to see the darkest secrets and most intimate thoughts of the Beau Monde. As the Eye, she knows her responsibility is larger than the role of wife and mother and has given up on the dream of marriage. But as a woman, she can’t help but admire Gregory Beckwith, the Earl of Lattham. She has vowed not to use her gift for personal gain but when an opportunity arises, Isadora accepts a temporary place in Gregory’s bed. Their passion burns but Isadora knows duty has him thinking about marriage to another.

A Sleight of Hand

(Book 3.2)

2017

Eadan MacMurrough has been looking for her most of his life. His gift, the troubling, has betrayed him, trapping him in a dream-world where he lives unaware of the truth. Just when Eadan needs her most, she arrives at Dunbar Castle with a gift of her own, saving his life. Lord Dunbar draws Gellie like no other man but she has her own mission—finding the mother who’d left her when she was a young girl. Finally, she believes she will learn the truth of her curse. It is hard to leave him but she must. Eadan, still regaining his strength, cannot believe Gellie will walk away from him after all the years and visions. It seems his love is not enough.

Author

Eliza Lloyd

Author · 27 books

Hi everyone. Here's my bio but I moved to first person - it's not like I didn't write it! LOL I think romance writing is nearly as good as the real thing. Given my choice of professions, I would have preferred to be a 19th century archeologist, but I am perfectly happy living in the 21st century and comfortably writing about such romantic but inconceivably inconvenient times instead. (Just thinking about being a woman two hundred years ago makes me cringe.) I love traveling, movies, everyone else’s novels and a good meal out with friends on Saturday night. My greatest flaw is that I believe there is such a thing as true love. Don’t tell me otherwise...please. Maybe that's really why I write to begin with. Would love to hear about your recommendations for new historical romance writers. Email: elizalloyd@yahoo.com