Praise for KJ Charles: "An absolute romp of a book. I read it in one glorious day."--T. Kingfisher on How to Fake It in Society "Will keep readers up all night "Publishers Weekly on All of Us Murderers " How to Fake it in Society contains the usual KJ Charles charms: a smart, snappy voice; total yet easy immersion in another place and time; and irresistible characters who fall in love by truly seeing each other. Real catnip for me."--Jenny Holiday, USA Today bestselling author "KJ Charles has an unmatched talent for putting uniquely lovable characters into uniquely riveting situations and in How to Fake it in Society, this talent is on full display. I''m already looking forward to reading it again." - Emma Törzs, Sunday Times bestselling author of Ink Blood Sister Scribe Praise for KJ Charles: "The mist from the English moors creeps eerily over this story laced with romance, mystery, and intrigue.
"Booklist on All of Us Murderers "All of Us Murderers balances loathsome characters, a plethora of dastardly twists and well-earned romantic reconnection."BookPage on All of Us Murderers "How to Fake It in Society was so much fun I immediately tore through another half-dozen KJ Charles books. This one was absolutely delightful -- fun, gripping, funny, and hot ."--Naomi Kritzer "A spooky, insular gothic novel about family secrets and murderous plots."Shelf Awareness on All of Us Murderers "Epic."-- Oprah Daily , on The Secret Lives of Country Gentlemen "Like an Edwardian Succession, this gothic romp is about who gets what in the event of a patriarch''s passing. But this is KJ Charles, so it''s also stylish and sexy." NPR, Books We Love 2025, on All of Us Murderers "As always, Charles combines masterful prose, thrilling romance, fantastic wit, and gripping stakes.
Her characters feel as real and relatable as a bruise. She is, in my opinion, a titan of her genre."-Talia Hibbert, on The Secret Lives of Country Gentlemen "KJ Charles is one of the best romance novelists writing today. Historical romance at its finest." --Sarah MacLean, New York Times bestselling author, on The Secret Lives of Country Gentlemen "Once again KJ Charles has produced an absolute masterpiece!" --Joanna Shupe, USA Today bestselling author "A romantic, swashbuckling tale from start to finish."--Manda Collins, Bestselling Author of A Lady''s Guide to Mischief and Mayhem " The Duke at Hazard is my dream historical romance: emotional and intimate, but also full of wit, humor, and a lovable cast of supporting characters. The setting feels so vivid and alive, and every single interaction between the two heroes is pitch perfect. I loved every word of this book.
" --Martha Waters, author of To Woo and to Wed "Charles successfully balances a complicated suspense plot and an emotionally resonant romance. This novel launches a delightful new Regency romance series from Charles; readers will be eagerly anticipating the next installment."-- Library Journa l, starred review, on The Secret Lives of Country Gentlemen "A dark and stunning love story between a smuggler and a newly minted baronet. Readers will devour this . a surprising number of beetles and newts for a romance." -- Publishers Weekly , starred review, on The Secret Lives of Country Gentlemen "The various financial and internecine quarrels are convincingly rendered and the supporting characters and setting finely textured, but it''s the tenderness and steam that emanate from Gareth and Joss that really give the story its spark. Their relationship is deeply passionate, and they have a lovely way of communicating even when they don''t have the language to articulate their feelings."-- Book Page , starred review, on The Secret Lives of Country Gentlemen "With humor and wit, Charles puts a unique, sensuous spin on the classic Regency Gretna Green elopement plot.
This lively M/M romp explores the hard-hitting issues of racism, classism, and homophobia and delivers an enjoyable read as well." -- Library Journal on Wanted, A Gentleman "A great romance road trip . a delicious Gothic feel, with a damsel in distress and a Snidely Whiplashesque villain throwing an upstanding gentleman and a lovable scoundrel together to save the day." -- Washington Post on Wanted, A Gentleman.