As Joanna Barnden • 2013 :
Running Against the Tide (Robert Hale) —
London's docklands in the early nineteenth century
As Joanna Courtney Series: Queens of the Conquest • 2015 :
The Chosen Queen (Macmillan) —
Edith of Mercia • 2016 :
The Constant Queen (Macmillan) —
Elizaveta of Kiev • 2017 : ''The Conqueror's Queen'' (Macmillan) —
Mathilda of Flanders '''''Series: Shakespeare's Queens''''' • 2018 :
Blood Queen (Piatkus) —
Lady Macbeth • 2019 :
Fire Queen (Piatkus) —
Ophelia • 2020 :
Iron Queen (Piatkus) —
Cordelia Other works • 2015 :
The Christmas Court, novella (Pan Books) — a seasonal tale set in the
Queens of the Conquest universe • 2023 :
Cleopatra and Julius (Piatkus) — the
Egyptian queen and the
Roman general As Anna Stuart Series: World War II Remembered Three novels in which a young woman of today connects with a woman who lived through the Second World War. • 2021 :
The Berlin Zookeeper (Bookouture) • 2021 :
The Secret Diary (Bookouture) • 2021 :
A Letter from Pearl Harbor (Bookouture)
Series: Women of War • 2022 :
The Midwife of Auschwitz (Bookouture) — freely inspired by the experience of
Stanisława Leszczyńska • 2023 :
The Midwife of Berlin (Bookouture) — sequel focused on the fictitious assistant Ester Pasternak • 2024 :
The War Orphan (Bookouture) — third instalment of the Auschwitz series, partly inspired by the work of Alice Goldberger (1897–1986) • 2024 :
The Resistance Sisters (Bookouture) • 2024 :
The Secret Message (Bookouture)
Series: The Bletchley Park Girls • 2022 :
The Bletchley Girls (Bookouture) • 2023 :
Code Name Elodie (Bookouture)
Contemporary fiction • 2019 :
Bonnie and Stan (Trapeze) • 2020 :
Four Minutes to Save a Life (Trapeze) ==References==