Her novels are full of colorful characters, action, exciting adventures, romance and the healing power of love.
The following are brief descriptions of her novels.
Setting: Wales and England 1814
To save her village, quiet school teacher Clare Morgan strikes a bargain with the dark good looking Nicholas Davies, Earl of Aberdare who is better known as the Demon Earl. The son of a rogue and a gypsy, Nicholas Davies is a rake.
Desperation drives the quiet school teacher to ask the Demon Earl to help save her village. Unwilling to involve himself in other peoples problems, Nicholas sets an impossible price on his aid: Clare must live with him for three months, letting the world think the worst.
As allies, Clare and Nicholas fight to save her community. As adversaries, they explore the hazardous terrain of power and sensuality. And as lovers, they surrender to a passion that threatens the very foundations of their lives.
(Reissued Edition)
May 1993
Reissued March 2002
A cool master of sensuality, Rafe Whitbourne, Duke of Candover, earned his rakish reputation in the silken boudoirs of England's aristocracy.
Then a vital mission for a friend takes him to Paris to work with the Countess Magda Janos, "the most beautiful spy in Europe." To his shock, the smoky-eyed tepmptress is no countess, but the deceitful tart who betrayed him a dozen years before - the only woman he had ever loved, and the only woman he had ever despised.
Margot Ashton wants nothing more han to forget her turbulent past and the mesmerizing man who had cruelly wronged her. But patriotism binds the two together in a shadowland of intrigue where a dangerous plot may plunge acontinent into war... and a whirlwind of passion sweeps them into a shattering love that can not be denied.
(Reissued Edition)
An imprint of Dutton Signet
a division of Penguin Books, USA Inc.
Priviously published in a substantially different form by Signet under the title
The Controversial Countess
First Printing, December 1993
included a Topaz Man Photo
by Charles William Bush
Reissued June 2006