Romance
The Designs of Lord Randolph Cavanaugh
Lord Randolph “Rand” Cavanaugh has that deuced disadvantage plaguing many second sons of the nobility—he must make his own way…
The Duke of Her Desire
This sweet, sedate sequel to An Unlikely Duke turns to Lady Amelia, suddenly elevated from the slums of St. Giles…
Beneath A Prairie Moon
Abigail Grant had been betrayed by people she loved and thrown off the social ladder in 1888 Boston. Wanting a…
A Fallen Woman
Though a saga in length, Carson’s sequel reads like a soapy melodrama as it follows the characters from A Country…
Perception and Illusion
Writing good historical romance is an art. While often dismissed as being light on historical details and heavy on the…
Someone to Care
A lady and a gentleman meet by accident at a country inn, and both decide to run off together for…
An Inconvenient Beauty
Griffith, Duke of Riverton, decides to follow rational principles when he selects a bride, but his choice, Miss Frederica St.…
The Lost Castle
This ambitious novel covers three time periods. The first begins during the French Revolution in Paris and in the Loire…
Holding the Fort
When Louisa Bell arrives at Fort Reno, Oklahoma in 1885, she’s got to tread carefully. An unemployed dance hall singer…
The Hidden Side
Natalie works at a Christian radio station in 2016 New York. She uses the name Skye for privacy. She gives…
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