But so far it had been as impossible to convince Mr. She was no more in love with him than with Hercules, her great-aunt's pampered spaniel, who was curled blissfully beside her in the porch swing at that moment, his short red hairs shedding copiously all over the fragile white silk of her Empire-style gown. Michael Calvert was hardly more than a boy, perhaps a year or so younger than her own age of twenty-one. She looked down in dismay at the curly brown head bent over her hand. Calvert, impervious to her tugging, clung doggedly to her fingers as he sank to one knee before her. Calvert," Lilah murmured, trying to repossess herself of her hand. "Miss Remy-Delilah-you are in my thoughts night and day! Like that Delilah of old, you are an enchantress, and you have enchanted my heart! I…" But Joss San Pietro had vowed to possess the woman whose beauty haunted him and enslaved his body and soul! Lilah Remy would marry another, her days filled with anguish, her nights with torment. I think you'll find them magical, too.The cruel code of her plantation society forced her to renounce the man she could never forget. I've re-read them several times myself, just for fun (it's great to be able to go back and read and enjoy your own books, by the way) and, for me, they're still magical. The fireworks generated by those two will leave you breathless. Joss, from Desire in the Sun, is another great hero - still masterful, still sinfully handsome - but unlike Connor, afflicted with a lady who is determined to rule him. (I'm still a sucker for tall, dark, brooding, masterful men with a secret!) Together, he and Caitlyn O'Malley steam up the eighteenth-century Irish countryside in an epic romantic adventure that made my heart pound while I was writing it and, I hope, has the same effect on yours as you read it.
Connor d'Arcy, Lord Earl of Iveagh, the hero of Dark of the Moon, is one of my favorite heroes ever. ĭear Reader, These are two of my classic historical romances, and I love both of them.When I heard that they were going to be re-published together, I was thrilled.
(I'm still a sucker for tall, dark, brooding, masterful men with a secret!) Together, he and Caitlyn O'Malley steam up the eighteenth-century Irish countryside in an epic romantic adventure that made my heart pound while I was writing it and, I hope, has the. Dear Reader, These are two of my classic historical romances, and I love both of them.When I heard that they were going to be re-published together, I was thrilled.
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