My first two historical romances

My first two full-length historical romances started a series that continued with Lord of Scoundrels and The Last Hellion.  My French publisher refers to the series as Les Débauchés, which I think is perfect, if not so easy to pronounce.  But in English, it tends to be referred to as the Scoundrels series.  I never gave it a name because I hadn't planned a series.  It just happened.

The last two books have stayed in print.  The first two, which were out of print for quite some time, have returned this year as eBooks.

Here's the series, in chronological order as written.  The stories themselves overlap in time.

(1) The Lion's Daughter

(2) Captives of the Night

(3) Lord of Scoundrels

(4) The Last Hellion

At last! Out of print books return as eBooks

We've done it at last! All of my out-of-print full-length books are now available in Kindle and Nook—and are or will soon be released in other digital formats. The collection includes my very first full-length historical romance (as opposed to traditional Regency), The Lion's Daughter, which Barnes & Noble is featuring as a Nook First from 16 November to 14 December.

RT has provided some fun summaries of these older books on their daily blog.

For those of you who like to read books in order:

The Traditional Regencies are:

• Isabella, kindle | nook
• The English Witch, kindle | nook
• Viscount Vagabond, kindle | nook
• The Devil's Delilah, kindle | nook
• Knaves' Wager, kindle | nook
• The Sandalwood Princess, kindle | nook

The first two historical romances (part of the Débauchés series aka in English as The Scoundrels):

• The Lion's Daughter, kindle | nook
• Captives of the Night, kindle | nook

May yours be a wonderful holiday season, filled with good things—and many good books!

Isabella Ebook now available

A number of readers have emailed me over the years, asking if my traditional Regencies* will ever be returned to print.  I'm not sure about the print-as-in-paper, but I do have good news about Ebooks.   We are bringing out all of my out-of-print books, for Kindle and Nook first, and eventually, we hope, in all digital formats.

During the summer, Captives of the Night made its digital debut.

Now I'm delighted to report that my very first book ever, Isabella, is available for download.

Even better:  From 10 September to 10 October only, it's on sale for 99¢

*These are shorter than the historical romances I've been writing for quite a while, and the smoochies don't go any farther than kissing, although the kissing might be kind of steamy.

All my books in one bag at Dear Author Giveaway

You may want to stop by Dear Author and enter their giveaway this week.  Avon's offering Vera Bradley bags filled with books.  Mine includes all my in-print Avon titles as well as unused, signed copies of my out-of-print older titles,* including the traditional Regencies, which I've contributed from my rapidly-dwindling supply. 

The giveaway ends Friday...

*I've contributed a print copy of Captives of the Night, even though the post says "digital."


Illustration:  F. Boucher, Woman reading a book, courtesy Library of Congress Prints and Photographs Division Washington, D.C. 20540 USA.

Captives of the Night digital edition

Readers have been asking about digitized versions of my out-of-print books.  I'm happy to report that Captives of the Night is available for Amazon's Kindle and Barnes & Noble's Nook.

The Lion's Daughter is coming very soon.