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Captain Robert Nichols used to believe a thing was right, or it was wrong, but his failure to save his sister from a tragic death at the hands of a group of drunken cavaliers changed everything. Haunted by the past and hardened after years of fighting, all he wants now is a little peace, something he hopes to find on his estate, Cressly. When King Charles II decides to confiscate it to reward one of his backers it seems that all is lost, but a friend the captain aided in the past intervenes with the king, who makes him an offer. Marry his mistress, a beautiful courtesan with humble beginnings and provide a respectable cover for an illicit affair and he will keep his lands and be richly rewarded.
The woman’s name is Hope, and in more ways than he can possibly imagine, she may be the only hope he has left. More about The King’s Courtesan
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A Restoration era love story inspired by the character of the Earl of Rochester, King Charles II’s court poet who was rumored to be the model for Emily Bronte’s Heathcliff. William de Veres, the handsome son of a hard-drinking cavalier was abandoned at an early age to a brutal school system and a predatory and abusive tutor. He soon discovers the escapes of poetry, literature, alcohol and sex, and the defenses of a sharp sword and lacerating wit. As a titanic struggle erupts between parliament and king, William takes up arms in the Royalist cause and pursued by Cromwell’s men finds himself seeking shelter from a sober young Puritan woman in a cottage deep in the woods.
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BROKEN WING, released in mass market paperback in 2008, is an historical adventure with strong romantic and sensual elements. Abandoned as a child and raised in a brothel, Gabriel St Croix has never known tenderness, friendship, or affection. Fluent in sex, he knows nothing of love…
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Set in a dangerous time of religious and political upheaval and civil war, HIGHLAND REBEL tells the story of Catherine Drummond and Jamie Sinclair, two proud and lonely outcasts whose struggle for acceptance and survival draws them together in a partnership based on mutual interest that will transform them both. In so doing it transports the reader to Ireland, the Scottish Highlands, the court of King James II, and the coffee houses, backstreets and taverns of seventeenth century London, while chronicling the brief reign of England’s last Stuart king…
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