Foggy Panes by Thea Winthrop

About Foggy Panes by Thea Winthrop

Edle Amalie of the House of Shrötterburg’s life has stood still for far too long. Spending her time at glittering social events, raising her niece, and rendezvousing with her domineering lover, Amalie had yet to realize how she clouded herself into a state of monotony.

When the three people Amalie holds most dear start moving towards their own futures, she finally recognizes how her past difficulties may be holding her back. Will this edle be able to find a way to grow once more, or will Amalie be left behind in the illusion of happiness she has created for herself?

Follow a nineteenth-century woman on her escapades of submission to her paramour. Filled with escapades in misty greenhouses, dark alcoves, and candlelit bedrooms, Amalie navigates the consequences of forbidden love, both in her own life and the lives of queer loved ones.

Set in the dazzling world of the Austro-Hungarian Empire, Foggy Panes is a titillating dive into perceptions of love. A rowdy narrative unfolds of forbidden, unconventional, and kinky adoration. A meticulous edler tries to make his way in the word, two men struggle to find each other, and an edle finds her own path.

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Author Bio:
Thea Winthrop is an art historian by day and a historical romance writer by night. Growing up reading books about royal princesses created her interest in all things court history. Bringing Thea to college, where she graduated with honors as a history major and museum studies and art history minors.
Before the turmoil of twenty-twenty, Thea worked in a contemporary gallery selling art to patrons. Now, she spends most of her time writing surrounded by her three dogs. Self-professed plant mom, Thea enjoys her workspace filled with plants, naming most of them after historical figures. Her other hobbies include haunting local cafes, bookstores, and art museums.
Thea identifies as a pansexual who uses she/her pronouns. She specifically wants to welcome anyone in the queer community to find a welcoming space in her books. One of Thea’s greatest passions is finding historical figures that fall under the LGBTQ+ umbrella. Every book by this author will contain or be centered on queer characters. Including examples of historical figures who identified as a part of the LGBTQ+ family. More information about these people will be added in the historical context at the end of the book.