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Free Christian Romantic Suspense Novels by Camy Tang / Camille Elliot

Curious about what my writing is like? Here’s a list of all my free books and the free short stories, novellas, and novels that you can read here on my blog. I’ll update this post as I add more free reads.

Christian Regency Romantic Suspense (as Camille Elliot)


The Spinster’s Christmas (Lady Wynwood’s Spies series, Prequel novel)
(Posted on my blog as a serial novel, completed)
Spinster Miranda Belmoore and naval Captain Gerard Foremont, old childhood friends, meet again for a large Christmas party at Wintrell Hall. Miranda is making plans to escape a life of drudgery as a poor relation in her cousin’s household, while Gerard battles bitterness at the fact that his career was cut short by the injury to his knee. However, an enemy has infiltrated the family party, bent on revenge and determined that Twelfth Night will end in someone’s death …

Lissa and the Spy (Lady Wynwood’s Spies series, Prequel novella)
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In her quest for a marriage of convenience, plain and unpopular Lissa finds herself entangled with the enigmatic Lord Jeremy Stoude, who has a secret mission for the Crown. Together, they must navigate a labyrinth of danger and romance.

The Gentleman Thief (Lady Wynwood’s Spies series, Prequel novella)
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Mr. Sol Drydale goes to a birthday celebration with Laura, Lady Wynwood, to investigate an ex-agent thief, but he sees a mysterious symbol he's seen before.

“Lady Wynwood’s Encounter” (Lady Wynwood’s Spies short story)
Originally written as the prologue to Lady Wynwood and the Senhora’s Bargain, this complete standalone short story reveals how Laura first met Aya. Free to read on Patreon for all free followers.

Christian Romantic Suspense:

The Wedding Kimono (Warubozu Spa Chronicles, Prequel novel)
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When tomboyish massage therapist Lila uncovers a mysterious message in her grandmother's wedding kimono and strangers begin stalking her, she asks for help from her unrequited love, her boss Fred. Can her grandmother's legacy help her to see her inner beauty and open herself up to love?

Fantasy short stories:

Pixies in a Garden in Kyoto
There were pixies in the garden. Since she was in Kyoto, she was certain they were not called pixies, but she didn't know what they would be called in Japanese, and they certainly looked like what she imagined pixies would look like.

The King’s Daughter
The trees in the King's garden were full of colored pixie lights. The king had hired a charmer to fill the trees with pixies of different species, and so they flitted in the branches, streaks of various colors like iridescent starlight. The water garden looked even more enchanting than it normally did, but it was mostly empty at this time of night, because most of the guest were at the Pavilion for the speeches for the king's birthday.

The Assassin’s Homecoming
The assassin had not been back to his hometown in many years, and everything seemed both strange and familiar to him. The leaves were bright green with the warmer weather, which was in contrast to the cold fortress he had left in the north. Here, life was vibrant and everything was shouting, "I am awake!" Even the practical vegetable gardens of the villagers were steeped in cheerful color.

The Pixie Dust Sky
Java’s grandmother always told her that pixies were allergic to iron, and when they sneezed, they released pixie dust into the air. When there was enough pixie dust, it made the sky appear closer, which was probably why the sky was always full of stars here in the blacksmith’s quarter of Flammelia.
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