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Published by: The Wild Rose Press, English Tea Rose Line (publication: e-book May, 2008/paperback, Nov 14, 2008). She’s an American heiress nobody wants; he’s a Duke every woman is after. When Nathaniel, Duke of Peckham, meets Charlotte, he’s suspicious of her indifference. Too many women have sought—and failed—to catch him. However, Charlotte is more interested in dead pharaohs than English dukes. Her pretended immunity vanishes, however, when a debutante seeking to entrap Nathaniel gets murdered. All too soon, his reputation as a misogynist makes him a suspect, and Charlotte impulsively comes to his aide. Unfortunately, both are unaware that a highwayman interested in rich heiresses is following Charlotte. And that another debutante lies dead in Nathaniel’s carriage.
Read an excerpt from I Bid One American
A cynical earl and a rose smuggler are an unlikely pair. Particularly when the smuggler is a woman the earl owes for saving his feckless brother’s life. Nonetheless, Michael, the earl of Ramsgate, is determined to repay his family’s debt by presenting Margaret at Court—an action calculated to repair even the worst reputation. But Margaret is suspicious that Michael’s intentions aren’t entirely honorable, despite the certainty in her heart that she can trust him. The trouble is, Michael isn’t too sure himself when his feelings for her threaten to overcome his self-control. Then, as the tension between them flares, an old enemy bent on revenge returns to challenge Michael’s iron determination to prove he is capable of both love and honor. Read an excerpt from Smuggled Rose. Watch the trailer for Smuggled Rose on www.youtube.com!
For a look into the world of Smuggled Rose, click on the following link: The World of Smuggled Rose. Timeline: Sometimes it is nice to see how all an author's books are related. I've included a timeline so readers can see how my Regency novels are related. They have not all been published yet, but they are in the works and with luck should begin to come out over the next year or two.
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