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| Books by Rexanne Becnel | "Where Magic Dwells"
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"Where Magic Dwells"
Dell, June 1994 Reviewed on 8/18/00 | ||
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No man dared touch the proud Wynne ab Gruffydd, Seeress of Randor, whose heart belonged to the children she raised, five orphans, bastards of war. Awed by her magic, would-be suitors kept their distance. Until the fierce English knight rode into Randor Forest on a mission to seize one of her children... even as this knight laid siege to her body with ungodly powers that matched her own. Dispatched to Wales to reclaim his liege lord's by-blow offspring and to win the long-coveted rewards, Sir Cleve FitzWarin was prepared to face an army - but not the defiant beauty guarding her children with her magic and her life. This was war. Girded for battle, he vowed to have her, to brand her with kisses, set her aflame, this enchantress who held him in thrall with the sweet magic of her innocent embrace. | |
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"The Rose of Blacksword"
Dell, June 1992 Reviewed on 8/18/00 | |||||
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With glittering amber eyes and hair of gleaming mahogany, the beguiling, nymphlike Lady Rosalynde
of Stanwood could entice a man to deeds of reckless daring. And none was so ruthless, bold, or dangerously seductive
as the condemned outlaw known only as Blacksword. In return for safe escort to her ancestral castle, Rosalynde was
forced to marry the black-hearted rogue, never dreaming theat holy wedlock would fan the flames of unholy desire. The
fate of his noble name rested on his massive shoulders. Savage fires of vengeance seared his soul. Weilder of the coveted
Blacksword, Sir Aric of Wycliffe vowed death to the treacherous enemy who sought to destroy him. Until his heart was
bested by the enchanting maiden who'd saved him from the hangman's noose. Bound together by ancient custom, the
brazen knight demanded no less than his sweet Rose's total surrender. But even as revenge and honor warred within
him, he would be undone by the most seductive conqueroe of all... wild, irresistible love.
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| Books by Christina Dodd | 1. "Candle in the Window"
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| 2. "Castles in the Air"
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| "Once a Knight"
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"Candle in the Window"
HarperPaperbacks, April 1991 Reviewed on 4/9/00 | ||
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Raven-haired Lady Saura of Roget was the loveliest maiden in all Christendom, unrivalled in face and figure. Yet her fortune and her day-to-day existence were controlled by her unscrupulous stepfather. She lived a life of lonely servitude until she was summoned to the castle od Sir William of Miraval, the magnificent knight sworn to live - or perish - by the sword. But that was before his world exploded in agonizing darkness. Bound by their need, they came together in a blaze of passion - Saura, the proud Norman beauty, and William, the golden warrior who laid siege to her heart. yet blackest danger awaited them just betond the castle walls, and Saura and her beloved soon found themselves fighting for their lives against a treacherous enemy, even as they surrendered to a love that would consume them in it's brillant flame. | |
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"Castles in the Air"
HarperPaperbacks, July 1993 Reviewed on 4/9/00 | ||
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The documents, sealed by King Henry himself, commanded Lady Juliana of Lofts to marry Raymond, Count of Avraché. She refused. it was unheard of to defy one's king, but truely, she could not do it. What man would have her once he discovered her secret? And what man's touch could she ever bear again? Far better that she stay within her castle walls, building them higher and higher, unitl no man could ever breach them. But Juliana should have known Raymond would come for her. And when he did, she'd learn that even the strongest wall can crumble at the softest touch. | |
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"Once a Knight"
HarperPaperbacks, April 1996 Reviewed on 4/9/00 | |||||
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Only a threat to her life could have made strong-willed lady Alisoun hire Sir David of Radcliffe
to protect her castle. Although he had once been a hero and master swordsman, the good life had been a little too
good to lord, and his warrior skills had become as rusty as an old suit of armor. But he needed the money to support
his motherless daughter, and Alisoun was in no position to haggle. At Alisoun's grande estate, Sir David did indeed
discover mischief-makers afoot. But what surprised him most was how quickly his own well-protected heart was
in danger of falling to the fiery damsel who brought him to his knees.
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| Books by Gaelen Foley | 1. "The Duke"
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| 2. "Lord of Fire"
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| 3. "Lord of Ice"
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| 4. "Lady of Desire"
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"The Duke"
Ivy Books, December 2000 Reviewed on 11/21/02 | ||
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Driven to uncover the truth about the mysterious death of his ladylove, the Duke of Hawkscliffe will go to any lengths to unmask a murderer. Even if it means jeopardizing his reputation by engaging in a scandalous affair with London's most provocative courtesan - the desirable and aloof Belinda Hamilton. Bel has used her intelligance and wit to charm the city's titles gentlemen, while srtuggling to put the pieces of her life back together. she needs a protector, so she accepts Hawk's invitation to become his mistress in name only. He asks nothing of her body, but seeks her help in snaring the smae man who shattered her virtue. Together they tempt the unforgiving wrath of society - until their risky charade turns into a dangerous attraction, and Bel must make a devasting decision that could ruin her last chance at love. | |
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"Lord of Fire"
Ivy Books, January 2002 Reviewed on 11/21/02 | ||
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After years of preparation, he has baited his trap well, luring the depraved members of Society into his devil's playground so he can earn their trust and uncover their secrets. Yet no one in London suspects the Lord Lucien Knight is England's most cunning spy, an officer who has sacrificed his soul for his country. Now an unexpected intruder has invaded his fortress of sin, jeopardizing his carefully laid plans - and igniting his deepest desires. Beautiful, innocent, Alice Montague finds herself at the mercy of scandalous Lord Lucien. But as he begins his slow seduction to corrupt her virtue, Alice glimpses a man tormented by his own choices, a man who promises her nothing except his undeniable passion. | |
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"Lord of Ice"
Ivy Books, February 2002 Reviewed on 11/21/02 | ||
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Damien Knight, the earl of Winterley, is proud, aloof, and tormented by memories of the war. Though living in seclusion, he is named guardian to a fellow officer's ward. Instead of the young homeless waif he was expecting, however, Miranda FitzHubert is a stunning, passionate beauty who invades his sancuary and forces his back into society. Struggling to maintain honor and self-control, Damien now faces an even greater thret: desire. A bold, free spirit, Miranda has witnessed the darkest depths of Damien's soul - and has seen his desperate need for love. But before she can thaw his unyeilding heart, she must endure a terrifying nightmare of her own. | |
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"Lady of Desire"
Ivy Books, January 2003 Reviewed on 10/25/03 | |||||
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Impetuous Lady Jacinda Knight is the daughter of a scandalous woman. Though society predicts she'll follow in her mother's
footsteps, the spirited beauty stands unashamed of her passionate nature. Then one night, in flight from an arranged
and loveless marriage, Jacinda finds herself alone on a dangerous street face-to-face with Billy Blade, the notorious leader
of a band of thieves. His stolen kisses awaken in her a longing for a man she can never possess. A handsome scoundrel
running from a secret past, Billy Blade has never met a woman like Jacinda - her feiry innocence and blossoming sensuality
set his rebel's heart ablaze. Having turned his back on the privilege of his tyrannical father's house years before, he vows
to return to reclaim his title, Earl of Rackford - to win the love of the ravishing beauty who has stolen his heart.
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