When Jeremiah Gold buys the beautiful Garnet from her sot of a husband, he intends only to save her from degradation. Married by a convict parson, Jeremiah takes his bride to his remote selection, only to find Garnet fighting him at every turn. Fury soon turns to love and desire, but will either of them realize before it's too late?   Rating: Contains sex and some violence.

 For Taj, Willow was his dream woman. To his disgust he had fallen for her after seeing a promotional photograph. His attraction is further enhanced when he finally meets her. But that doesn't go well, he embarrasses her and gets her back up. How can these two hope to become closer?  Rating: Contains explicit sex.

He was cynical and world weary, she was just starting out on the road to a career. How could they hope to have a relationship? How could their lives hope to intertwine?  With the help of a precocious little girl and an extended family on both sides, they manage. How they do that is quite a story.  Rating: Contains sexual content.

Thrust back in time to the days of King Arthur, a writer finds herself beloved by a noble lord and suspected as a thief by his son. But it is the noble’s son which sets her blood afire, and it could mean their lives if they give in to sweet temptation.

They found one another in a deserted café, their attraction instantaneous. Both wondered what might have been, but they part, with Harris Clough driving on to oblivion, planning his own suicide when he’s ambushed and nearly killed. Lydia Goodwood is suspicious of Harris despite her attraction to him. Could he be part of the plot she has discovered? She tracks down Harris and they flee the wreckage, but does it prove he’s innocent? With Harris now "dead" and her own past erased, they find all the might of the British government against them. The Windscale nuclear reprocessing plant has become a pawn in the deadly game played by the Soldiers of God. Sooner or later, Harris and Lydia must break their cover and fight for their lives. . .and the fate of a nation.  Rating: Soldiers of God is a romantic adventure. It contains non-explicit sex arising out of love, and violence as a tool of the evil to gain their illicit ends. Some characters use adult language. The book is suitable for older teenagers. A faction of a small group of fanatics might offend some readers with very positive religious views.