If You Could Travel Through Time,
When and Where Would You Go?
Discover the Cozy Mystery Series That
Transports You to Dazzling Moments in Art History
"...cozy and intelligent..."
"...historical details are lush..."
Brushstrokes and Bloodshed Combine in
This Historical Mystery Series
Jade Beckham is an art restorer living in the 21st century until one stormy night changes everything.
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On her first evening in a newly purchased Victorian home, she stumbles upon a hidden time portal that can transport her to any period in history, especially key moments in art history. As she travels deeper into the past, one pattern emerges: wherever she goes, murder follows.
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Are these sinister events mere coincidence, or is someone deliberately targeting the masters of art history? And if so, why?
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Joined by fellow time-travelers Ivey and Luca in this seven-book cozy historical mystery series, Jade is determined to uncover the truth—even if it means risking everything to protect the legacy of the world’s greatest artists.
Book 1
When Jade Beckham moved into her new Victorian home, she expected charm, not chills. But at the stroke of midnight, a flickering mirror pulls her into a different world—Paris, 1880. Suddenly, she’s immersed in Pierre-Auguste Renoir's world of creativity, elegance... and danger...
Book 2
Jade Beckham swore she’d never use the time portal again. But when fate pulls her back through the veil of time, she finds herself at the lavish Palace of Aranjuez in 1787—a place brimming with luxury, desire, and death...
Book Recommendations and
Reviews from Amazon
Revenge Among the Renoirs is nothing short of a time-traveling triumph. From the moment Jade Beckham steps into her creaky Victorian home, the story lures you in with whispers of something uncanny. Then you’re hurled into the luminous, cobblestoned streets of 1880s Paris.
The premise is ingenious: a mirror as a portal, transporting a sharp modern woman into the golden age of Impressionism, where she meets Renoir himself, not as a distant figure in art history, but as a living, breathing man grappling with fear and tragedy. And then there's the murder. Brutal. Mysterious. Haunting. Jade doesn’t just observe the past, she tangles with it, risks everything to rewrite it, and in doing so, breathes new life into both history and herself.
The pacing is pitch-perfect, building tension like a symphony, each chapter more immersive than the last. The historical details are lush but never heavy-handed. You feel the clink of absinthe glasses, the scratch of charcoal on canvas, the danger coiled behind every charming smile at the Montmartre salons.
—Ileana Munoz Renfroe
This mystery [Revenge Among the Renoirs] was such a fun ride from start to finish! I loved how the art world setting made everything feel fresh and different from your typical detective story. The characters are quirky and memorable—I found myself rooting for the amateur sleuth even when things got a little chaotic. The twists kept me guessing, and I definitely didn't see the ending coming. There's just enough art history sprinkled in to make you feel smart without getting bogged down in details.
—Laurel
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The mystery [Revenge Among the Renoirs] itself was well-paced and engaging, with just the right amount of red herrings to keep me guessing without feeling lost. The characters were fun and layered, especially the protagonist, who is smart, relatable, and driven by a genuine love of art. I found myself staying up later than I planned just to see how the pieces of the puzzle would come together. I’m already looking forward to the next book in the series!
—Ashley Foley
​I picked this [Revenge Among the Renoirs] up because I was looking for some inspiration in mystery, and art history interests me. It absolutely delivered on both fronts. The pacing is tight, the plot twists are clever without being overdone, and the art references feel authentic.
What really hooked me was the atmosphere. You can tell the author has a deep appreciation for art and museums, it bleeds into the story in a way that adds depth. It does not feel like what I expected, forced into the already written story afterwards. The setting feels alive, and the characters are sharp, with enough nuance to keep you guessing who to trust.
It’s rare to find a mystery that feels both cozy like a lo-fi song made into a story and intelligent, but this one strikes that balance perfectly. If you enjoy mysteries with substance and a unique cultural lens, this one is a gem.
—Aaron