I. M. Foster is the pseudonym for award-winning author Inez Foster, a historian and librarian who loves to read and write and search around for her roots, genealogically speaking. She has a BA in History and an MLS in Library Science and enjoys the research almost as much as she does writing the story. In fact, many of her ideas come to her while doing casual research or digging into her family history.
Under the pen name of I. M. Foster, she is the author of her South Shore Mystery series set in the early 1900s in a small village on Long Island. Inez also writes a historical time-travel romance and a paranormal time-slip romance under the pseudonym Andrea Matthews. Her Thunder on the Moor series is a tale of Border Reivers and forbidden love, set on the turbulent border between sixteenth-century Scotland and England, while her Cross of Ciarán series follows a fifteen-hundred-year-old Celt who finds himself in the twentieth century, falling in love and trying to navigate a new world.
As well as being a member of the Author's Guild and the Alliance of Independent Authors, Inez is also a member of the Long Island Romance Writers, the Sisters in Crime, and the Historical Novel Society.
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Published Works:
The Veil of Aisling
Book Six in the Cross of Ciarán series – When Caitlin is poisoned and thrust into a death-like sleep, Ciar án must face his past or risk losing her forever.
Self-published on Amazon 2025.
The Blade of Daire
Book Five in the Cross of Ciarán series – A group of local boys opens a hillside tomb, inadvertently releasing its occupant, but when one of the young men disappears, Ciar án must face an old adversary, dredging up long-buried memories and putting a strain on his marriage to Caitlin.
Self-published on Amazon 2023.
The Ring of Eagna
Book Four in the Cross of Ciarán series – A tenth-century document speaks of an ancient treasure trove, one that would be perfect for the museum, but things turn deadly when Ciarán and the other archaeologists discover they're not the only ones searching for the fabled cache.
Self-published on Amazon 2023.
With Fire and Sword
Book Four in the Thunder on the Moor series – The threads of time are unravelling, altering the fabric of history. Only Will and Maggie can repair the rift, but will they be able to find their way back to the sixteenth century in time, or will the annals of history be permanently rewritten with disastrous results?
Self-published on Amazon 2023.
The Cave of Ruin Arsa
Book Three in the Cross of Ciarán series – Ciarán Donnelly is ready to leave his past behind and embrace his new life with Caitlin, but when his dreams return with a vengeance and a dire warning of an ancient adversary who could threaten that future, he fears his past is not finished with him.
Self-published on Amazon 2022.
Shake Loose the Border
Book Three in the Thunder on the Moor series - A blood feud results in Will and Maggie being thrown centuries apart, but will time and a sixteenth-century enemy see that they are never reunited?
Self-published on Amazon 2021.
The Book of Carraig
Book Two in the Cross of Ciarán series – Can fifth-century Celt, Ciarán Donnelly, navigate twentieth-century Ireland without destroying his relationship with archaeologist Caitlin O'Connell, or will an evil figure from his past force him to reveal his true identity and drive her away forever?
Self-published on Amazon 2021.
Ride with the Moonlight
Book Two in Thunder on the Moor series – Maggie Armstrong knew her family would be loathe to leave her in the arms of an English reiver. What she never expected was the danger that lurked on Will's own side of the Border.
Self-published on Amazon 2020.
The Cross of Ciaran
Book One in The Cross of Ciarán series - Can a fifth-century Celt find love with a twentieth-century archaeologist, or will his secrets shatter their future together?
Self-published on Amazon 2020.
Thunder on the Moor
Book One in Thunder on the Moor series – A time-travel romance set on the turbulent border between sixteenth-century Scotland and England, where forbidden love could ignite a blood feud