Having been left a rich young widow, Madelaine, Dowager Countess of Trent, is dismayed to find herself the target of every fortune hunter in London. In desperation she flees to her most far-flung house, Pengarron in Cornwall, only to find that her neighbour, the dashing Earl of Trevellyn, has been meddling in her household affairs. But meddling is not the worst of his trangressions and Madelaine soon begins to wonder if she will ever be able to trust him again. A difficult question, given that she's already well on her way to falling in love with him.

The Marquis of Blackwood needs an heir but his requirements in a wife are precise. She must be capable of being a good mother to his children as well as a gracious and dignified hostess. When the lovely Lady Nicola Wyndham accepts his proposal, Blackwood believes he has found precisely the type of woman he has been looking for. But Lady Nicola has a secret. Like her mother, she collects wounded animals from the woods around her home and attempts to nurse them back to health.

Unfortunately, some of her "pets" begin to make their presence known at the most awkward of times. When a potentially dangerous situation finds David and Nicola at odds in the middle of a crowded hunting field, they both begin to wonder whether there is any basis for a relationship between them. The question is, are they willing to live without each other if there is not!

Nicholas Longworth fell in love with Lavinia Duplesse on the day she married another. Now years later, Lavinia is a widow and Nicholas has a second chance at happiness. But only days after the couple celebrate their engagement, Nicolas is sent to France to find a traitor who has been passing on vital intelligence information and killing British agents. And that's when events go terribly wrong. On a lonely stretch of road, Nicholas is shot and left for dead. When he is eventually rescued and returned to London it is with no memory of his previous life or of the woman he was to have married. But his problems don't stop there. The man who tried to kill him is back in London too--and this time he's after Lavinia!

Harlequin Regency
September 1993
ISBN 0-373-31206-7

Appearances can be deceiving. No one knows that better than the Earl of Marwood who broke off his betrothal after catching his fiancée in the arms of another man. Unfortunately, by the time Devon discovered the truth, the damage was already done. Now all he can do is hope to win back Charlotte's affections. But when a carefully orchestrated case of mistaken identity has Devon looking like the guilty one, the chances of success look slim. Charlotte tries to convince herself that she no longer loves Devon--until she learns that his ship, which was bound for France on a dangerous mission, has been lost. Only then does she face the heartbreaking truth that she may never have a chance to set things right between them again.

Harlequin Regency
February 1993
ISBN 0-373-31192-3

When lovely Emma Harding is rescued at a roadside tavern by the handsome Marquis of Chadwick, her gratitude knows no bounds. She soon finds herself falling in love with her handsome protector--much to the dismay of Chadwick himself, who at thirty-eight, is an acknowledged rake and man about town. With the help of a friend, Chadwick sets out to find a man more worthy of being Emma's husband, before his less than noble instincts gain the upper hand.

Miss Regana Kently had no reason to believe that she of all ladies would attach the interest of the unmarriageable Earl of Wesmorlen. But when he asks her to be his countess, no one is more surprised or delighted than Regana herself. Until she learns that there is far more to the dashing Earl's proposal than love.