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Set in Hanoverian England, circa 1745
during the Jacobite uprising. The novel is a rather dark mystery romance of 116,000 words.
A man is so
driven by revenge and righteous anger that the line between good and evil
becomes blurred and he all but destroys the woman he loves.
His life is dark,
his past is violent. He is haunted by a murdered wife and child and obsessed
with avenging their deaths. This is Marquis Blake de Montfort, the most
powerful man at court, but his power is not vested in parliament, it’s more
insidious. He’s a ruthless master spy for King George II. The marquis is hated
by men, desired by women and feared by all.
The king lusts
after Tanisha Ashburn and forces the marquis to marry her. She has no idea that
she’s surrendered her life of travel and searching for antiquities for the
lusts of men and betrayal.
Unprepared for
the marquis’ verbal abuse and the intrigues surrounding him, Tanisha’s life
becomes a misery. Left alone for days, she explores her new home. She stumbles
on a hidden study and surprises a handsome stranger. He introduces himself as
the marquis’ brother. Evan is everything her husband is not. Tanisha succumbs
to his seduction, but she is unaware of the dire consequences that will forever
change her.
Set in Victorian England,
The Bohemian is a 90,000 word historical romance with humor, adventure and
erotic love scenes.
Fire meets ice. The naïve Calla
Marshall is wild. Ryder Stanton is a lieutenant Colonel ruled by discipline. Calla
has never known restraint, social or otherwise. Ryder has never known anything
except restraint. He is a soldier entrenched in discipline with an eye firmly
on social correctness.
On his father death, Ryder
returns from India to take up his duties as the sixth Earl of Felton. He
resents the curtailment of his military career. But more than that, he is ill
prepared for Calla, who comes with his responsibilities. His answer to the
problem is Lady Sandering’s finishing school in Bath, a season at court and a
suitable marriage. The free-spirited Calla has other ideas. In Ryder’s wild
pursuit to control her, he completely forgets his betrothed, the correct Miss
Langford, and his life unravels.
Set in Southern Africa, circa
1872. A 97,000 word novel of adventure and romance with notes of humor.
Dara Claiborne didn't know the
meaning of no, until she met Oran Randall.
The headstrong English
suffragette arrives in the Calvinistic Cape Colony like a whirlwind. Dara’s
outspoken opinions set her at odds with the hardworking, taciturn Oran, who
manages her father’s two wine estates in Stellenbosch.
Her ailing father asked Oran to
take Dara on a photographic safari. Oran readily agrees to his mentor’s
request, until he meets her. Not only is Dara irresistibly beautiful, but she
is a magnet for trouble.
Then her father dies, leaving a
strange will. Oran inherits one of the farms, but Dara must marry Oran or
inherit nothing except enough to support her. Viticulture and horse breeding
are Oran’s life. His mistress, Elspeth, is his only recreation. Dara’s passion
is photography. They marry and agree to lead separate lives. But Oran can’t
resist her, any more than she can resist him. They make love, but Dara accuses
Oran of rape and takes off on safari alone.
So begins a pursuit through a
savage land from the Cape Colony to Zululand.
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