Back in 2014, I conceived the idea for a new series of books, historical romances based in the Regency period. Entitled The Marriage Broker, the series would tell three interconnecting love stories, with very loose allusions to three fairy tales...
Minerva Pringle, marriage broker and agent for the Crown, is on the run. The husband she left behind in Canada has returned to London as the new Duke of Ertham, intent on reclaiming his wife.
A beautiful widow imprisoned in a tower. A dashing archaeologist searching for ancient treasure. When Lady Angelica Saxon is locked up in a lunatic asylum by her unscrupulous brother-in- law, she almost despairs. Until Mrs. Pringle, the marriage...
How to Rescue Rapunzel, the second book in The Marriage Broker series, is being released this week. This is the second book in the series, which are inspired by fairy tales with a Gothic twist—and lots of naughtiness. The heroine is Angelica...
A penniless widow trying to survive. A dissolute nobleman scarred in service to his country.
Years ago while backpacking in England, I made a special point to visit Cornwall. My copies of the Poldark saga were dog-eared and I longed to see the duchy made famous in print and on the television series. Of course, I was not disappointed...
Frost buried his heart ten years ago, along with the beautiful Angeline, a French spy who was betrayed and killed by the enemy.
Major Caine Winter is a war hero, the squire of Winterhill, and, quite possibly, the rudest man in England. Elinor, now a woman grown, has returned home to Winterhill, spurning a season in London.
Barred from society because of the scandalous death of her husband, Isabelle is a virtual prisoner in her brother’s house. A chance encounter with Julian Beaufort, the rakish Earl of Snow, leads to the offer of a marriage of convenience.