Books: Evelyn Goldman
About
Evelyn Goldman (she/her) writes a bunch of mishegoss. Usually, it’s historical romance. Sometimes, it’s women’s fiction. Occasionally, it’s magical realism. But the two things you can always count on in her stories are humor and an HEA (Happily Ever After). Her debut American Revolutionary War historical romance, A Widow’s Guide to Scandal, under pen name, Hallie Alexander, was runner-up for the 2019 Cleveland Rocks Romance Contest and the 2021 RONE Contest. Her short fiction has been published in anthologies and literary journals. In 2022, Evelyn won the WCPL Wake Writes Together short story contest with a story about a rabbi and his golem.
Evelyn lives in North Carolina with her husband, three children, and two Doodles of Mayhem™. When she’s not writing or researching, she enjoys crafting of all kinds.
Books
Evelyn will re-publish the following books in 2025.
A Widow’s Guide to Scandal
Rights revert to author on September 20, 2024. Find it on Goodreads.
85,000 words: Historical romance, forced proximity, cinnamon roll/handyman hero + romance author heroine, a dog, and danger!
When a rebel rogue falls off her roof at the height of the Revolution, Henrietta’s quiet life explodes into a whirlwind of danger, desire, and long-buried secrets.
The Purim Spiel and Masquerade Ball
Formerly published as “Queen Esther, Unmasked” as part of the Love All Year: 2020 anthology.
15,000 word novella: Historical romance, opposites attract, forbidden love, mistaken identity, class difference
When a runaway bride and a notorious prizefighter meet on stage at a Purim spiel, sparks fly and both are knocked off their feet by a no-holds-barred attraction.
The Agent: Double Oy Vey
Published in the Days of Awe anthology.
11,000 word novella: Action-adventure, women’s fiction, romance-lite, totally balangansta
A month ago, Doris would never have confused her life with James Bond’s. But now, here she was, going rogue in Argentina, ignoring the warnings of a sexy Mossad agent, and Nazi-hunting with her sisters.
Blog
A blog on 18th & 19th century New York & other distractions.