Marduke Manor

Deconstructing Kate

Book #1 from the series: Marduke Manor

Father Nick Llewellyn likes being a priest, even if his parish is dying. He likes order and routine and spending hours writing homilies that show off his background in philosophy because priests aren’t permanent so there’s no point in getting attached to anyone. But now his school principal’s out on medical leave and he doesn’t do parish...

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The Things We Don’t Talk About (Marduke Manor Book 2)

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Sister Kate knows how to run a school, how to handle a crisis, and how to keep a straight face while carrying a whole mess of secrets. What she’s not supposed to do is move into a rectory with two priests, become principal at a Catholic school on life support, and fall back into orbit around Jake—the man who killed her high school boyfriend.

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The Things That Came to Light (Marduke Manor Book 3)

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Kate Schneider has spent years surviving by arrangement: half nun, half lawyer, half family member, and somehow still the one everyone calls when disaster strikes. But when a lawsuit over the long-buried Holy Innocents Orphanage lands on her desk, the past stops behaving like the past.

The records are a mess. The survivors want answers. The...

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The Things We Make Happen (Marduke Manor Book 4)

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Nick Llewellyn is finally starting to find his footing as a priest again when the bishop transfers him to St. Frances—and back into the orbit of Bernadette Frasier, the brilliant, stubborn principal he once fired and never stopped loving.

Bernie has built a school worth bragging about, a life she can mostly manage, and exactly zero interest in...

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The Things We’re Called To (Marduke Manor Book 5)

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Paul Malloy meant to take a quiet retreat in Canada. Instead, he runs into Rosie—the girl next door, the woman who still knows exactly how to get under his skin, and the one person who makes him wonder if he’s been pretending to want the wrong life all along.

Back home, his other family is a beautiful disaster of bishops, ex-nuns, priests,...

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The Things We Stand For (Marduke Manor Book 6)

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The Mardukes are used to chaos. They live in one vast, busy household, run schools and a diocese, and somehow still manage to find time for meals, prayer, and way too much family drama.

But when married priests, online Masses, seminary expansion, and Vatican politics collide, Matt Marduke’s world gets a whole lot bigger than Wisconsin. Rumors...

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Community (Marduke Manor Book 7)

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Adam never planned to become the kind of man who needs a chosen family, but the old one is fractured, the firm is toxic, and the people who should be in charge are too busy looking away. When he’s pulled back into the orbit of the Mardukes—a loud, strange, deeply loving clan with more faith than sense—he starts seeing what he’s been missing all...

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The Archbishop’s Daughter (Marduke Manor Book 8)

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At Marduke Manor, nobody ever minds their own business. Not the cardinals, not the priests, not the sisters, not the children, and definitely not Eleanor’s family.

So, when Eleanor starts falling for the new priest at her school, the whole house notices. Father Peter is kind, patient, and very definitely not supposed to make her feel this seen....

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The Undoing of Knots (Marduke Manor Book 9)

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At Marduke Manor, everyone is connected to everyone else—and that’s the problem and the miracle.

When Noelle Barton’s collapse at school leads to a legal nightmare, Wally Michels, the Mardukes, and a whole network of priests, teachers, spouses, and children close ranks around her. But support isn’t simple. Loyalty has a cost. And in a family...

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Offstage: A Marduke Manor Prequel

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Kate Stanley is the kind of girl who can handle a detention, improvise a confession, and survive a Catholic boarding school summer in a stone oven of a campus. What she can’t seem to handle is everything else: boy trouble, college decisions, a rival at the theatre, and the unsettling possibility that her best answers might be the wrong ones.

Then...

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