Trisha Hughes Books

Virgin to Victoria is a powerful story travelling through time, beginning with Henry VIII's daughter, Elizabeth I, as she stepped up to the throne as Britain's new queen.

Jack's decision to pick up a young female hitchhiker on a stormy night leads to unforeseen consequences, highlighting how well-meaning choices can spiral into life-altering mistakes. As he grapples with his past errors, this encounter challenges his understanding of trust and judgment, setting the stage for a gripping exploration of morality and redemption.

The story follows ex-police detective Jack Curtis as he confronts a shocking scene: his friend Joe, distraught and weapon in hand, beside the lifeless body of his fiancée, Shannon. This unexpected event thrusts Jack back into a world of crime and investigation, challenging his perceptions and forcing him to uncover the truth behind the tragedy. As he navigates the complexities of friendship, guilt, and betrayal, Jack must confront the darkness that lurks beneath the surface of his past and present.

Haunted by the murder of her sister two decades ago, Samantha Neil has distanced herself from her family and the painful memories of her past. The unresolved feud between the Neils and the O'Donovans, along with the hurtful exchanges before her departure, have kept her from returning home. Compounding her sorrow is the lingering memory of Rory O'Donovan, her childhood love, leaving her grappling with unresolved feelings and secrets that threaten to resurface.

This is the first book in a trilogy covering the Vikings, Normans, Plantagenets, Lancasters, Yorks and Tudors. It begins with a race of people who were struggling to survive and finishes with a comet blazing across the London sky heralding the end of Bloody Mary's reign.

An action packed historical drama following historical encounters.

The narrative unfolds over fifteen centuries, depicting the dramatic lives of England's monarchs. It explores themes of lust, betrayal, heroism, and murder, revealing a rich tapestry of cruelty and intrigue that shaped the nation's history. This captivating saga delves into the complexities and mysteries surrounding the royal lineage, offering a vivid portrayal of the triumphs and tragedies that defined their reigns.

The discovery of a child's bone by a dog in the rainforest near Surfers Paradise sets off a chain of events involving local authorities. The dog's owner, a doctor, is drawn into a mystery that unfolds amidst the backdrop of the region's lush landscape and the encroaching mist. The narrative hints at themes of loss and the impact of hidden histories, as the community grapples with the implications of this unsettling find.

Focusing on the reign of Elizabeth I, this retelling of British Monarchy history explores the complexities of power, gender, and legacy. It delves into the challenges faced by Elizabeth as a female ruler in a male-dominated society, highlighting her political acumen and personal struggles. The narrative intertwines significant historical events and figures, offering a fresh perspective on the dynamics of the monarchy and the impact of Elizabeth's decisions on future generations.

The narrative explores the complex and intertwined history of Scotland and England, highlighting a series of fierce kings, a beloved queen, and the warriors who shaped their tumultuous relationship. It emphasizes the stories of resilience and strength among those who endured the challenges of their time, showcasing the enduring spirit of Scotland's leaders amidst the chaos of battles and political strife.