The Unrepentant Rake is now available. I hope you have as much fun reading it as I did writing it! :~)
Beatrix March chose to be a governess rather than let an overbearing husband rule her. Although she never intends to marry, it doesn't mean she can't enjoy a man's...company — especially when tempted by notorious rake Simon Carling.
Little does she know that this rake is in the mood to wed...and when Simon wants something, he will go to outrageous lengths to get it!
To read an excerpt from The Unrepentant Rake, go here.
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Bayou Gavotte Series, Book Two
Jack Tallis can slake her thirst. Tall. Handsome. Trustworthy. And not a man alive can resist a vamp’s allure. But…Jack can. And he has other secrets, like why underworld hit men are on his trail. How he can vanish into thin air. Love suddenly seems possible, but the shadows hide mysteries darker than Rose can even dream, and all will be revealed in the fetish clubs of one strange Louisiana town…
The Wanton Governess is the prequel of The Unrepentant Rake. To read an excerpt, go here.
In exchange for a few days’ shelter, dismissed governess Pompeia Grant pretends to be the wife of a man who spurned her years earlier. James Carling, the man in question, is in America, so he’ll never know. And it’s only for a couple of days. And she’s helping a friend, so she’s doing a good deed…
The next day, James comes home.
My new story from Harlequin Historical Undone will be out in July!
The title is To Rescue or Ravish? (Yes, the question mark is part of the title.) I've wanted to write this story for ages. A sort-of sequel to Notorious Eliza, it's about Arabella Wilbanks, the girl Patrick doesn't propose to because he hears her having a temper tantrum.
Doesn't sound like she's a heroine, does it? But she had a good reason for that tantrum. In To Rescue or Ravish? you'll find out why.
I'm also writing a Christmas story for the Undone line, so look for more news about that one soon. :~)
The Unrepentant Rake, the sequel to The Wanton Governess, is available now. It's about James Carling's brother, Simon. Those of you who glimpsed a little of his character in The Wanton Governess can surely imagine how much fun I had writing his story!
