JOAN WOLF

El primogénito del conde de Standish y heredero de las propiedades de su padre, Alexander Devize, tenía que volver a Inglaterra a cumplir con sus obligaciones. Allí esperaba encontrar esperándolo a Diana Sherwood, la indomable joven con la que habia vivido una inolvidable noche de pasion, una hermosa mujer con la que tenia intenciones de casarse. Pero Diana, despues de haber vivido siempre como hija de un soldado, se negaba a ser tambien esposa de otro, por lo que sus intenciones eran marcharse a Londres y olvidar al salvaje Alex. Convencida de haber encontrado al perfecto caballero en Robert Welbourne, Diana siguio adelante con su plan sin sospechar que habia una traicion forjandose a su alrededor y un soldado dispuesto a luchar en una batalla que no debia perder.

A pesar de haber heredado el Circo Ecuestre, que conservaba lo mejor de la tradición ecuestre francesa, Gabrielle Robichon no sentía ninguna lealtad hacia el emperador que destruyó el modo de vida de su familia. Independiente y testaruda, Gabrielle se comprometió a ayudar a la armada británica, pero los británicos no iban a permitir que se embarcara sola en la misión de atravesar Francia con una gran cantidad de oro escondida en los carromatos del circo y con destino al cuartel general del duque de Wellington en España. El coronel Leo Standish debía hacerse pasar por su marido para escoltar el oro sin levantar las sospechas del enemigo. A Gabrielle le molestaba tener que ceder públicamente a todos sus caprichos, pero el peligro de su misión los estaba acercando de una manera desconcertantemente íntima. Con las tropas francesas a punto de descubrir su farsa, era primordial que ninguno de los dos olvidara su propósito...

La hija del ciervo rojo constituye una extraordinaria epopeya ambientada en los tiempos prehistóricos

Los domadores de caballos fascina por su vibrante retrato de una época remota

Enero de 1813La armada británica está preparada para cruzar los Pirineos y avanzar contra las tropas de Napoleón. Sólo hay una cosa que se lo impide: la falta de fondos.Hacen falta dos personas que se hagan pasar por amantes para llevar a cabo un peligroso planA pesar de haber heredado el Circo Ecuestre, que conservaba lo mejor de la tradicion ecuestre francesa, Gabrielle Robichon no sentia ninguna lealtad hacia el emperador que destruyo el modo de vida de su familia. Independiente y testaruda, Gabrielle se comprometio a ayudar a la armada britanica, consciente de que su padre habria hecho lo mismo. Pero los britanicos no iban a permitir que se embarcara sola en la mision de atravesar Francia con una gran cantidad de oro escondida en los carromatos del circo y con destino al cuartel general del duque de Wellington en España.Al coronel Leo Standish un extranjero arrogante y misterioso-, le correspondia la tarea de hacerse pasar por su marido para escoltar el oro sin levantar las sospechas del enemigo. A Gabrielle le molestaba tener que ceder publicamente a todos sus caprichos, pero el peligro de su mision los estaba acercando de una manera desconcertantemente intima. Con las tropas francesas a punto de descubrir su farsa, era primordial que ninguno de los dos olvidara su proposito...La siempre impresionante Joan Wolf nos demuestra que es una maestra en cualquier genero.

Angleterre, Moyen Âge En ce jour de noces, le ciel était aussi sombre que les sentiments dEleanor de Bonvile tandis quelle pénétrait dans la cathédrale. Perdre sa sœur aînée était déjà en soi un

When the Earl of Althorpe dies, his daughter Julia is horrified to learn that the new earl is an American. Her father has left their estate, Stoverton, burdened with enormous debt and the only good news about the new earl is that hes a millionaire. Julias hope is that he will bail out the estate and go back home to America, leaving her to run Stoverton, as she always has. Evan Marshall, the new earl, has no use for the British and certainly does not want to be an English earl. However, he finds not only has he inherited enormous debts, but he is now the guardian of two girlsJulia and her younger sister Maria. On the advice of his aunt, he agrees to give Julia a London Season so she can catch a husband and take care of Maria. Then hell be able to go home to America, where he belongs. Nothing goes according to either of these very determined peoples plans.

Gil Archer was a man of the worldthe high-pressure, high-society world of international finance and diplomacy. Cecilia Vargas, his daughters riding instructor, was a woman outside that world, but he saw in her the warmth and love his grand estate lacked, and he took it for himself. She had married him for lovehe taught her the meaning of ecstasy. But Gil still hadnt learned that love was not something to be acquired and ignoredand the price of the lesson might be the loss of Cecilia.

HER MARRIAGE OFFERED EVERYTHING BUT LOVE When beautiful Amanda Doune wed the Duc de Gacé, the elegant exiled French noble offered her full enjoyment of his wealth and position in return for her total worship of him. But her early adoration could not long blind her to the fact that her husband was capable of loving only himself. HER LOVER OFFERED EVERYTHING BUT MARRIAGE Brilliant and gallant Adam Todd, Lord Stanford, offered Amanda all that she could want as a woman, at the cost of all that she had vowed to be as a wife. Was the loss of her good name and her beloved young children worth the promise of pleasure she tasted in the arms of her husbands most deadly enemy? Amandas future and the fate of England itself hung on her moves in a game of romance and intrigue where kisses courted disaster and love rewrote the rules

TWO HEARTS BEYOND CONTROL Frances Stewart was the most stunning beauty of the London Season, with every noble gallant at her beck and call, and the most eligible lord in the realm, Sir Robert Sedburgh, begging for her hand. Lord Ian Macdonald was the most headstrong and arrogant young blade ever to sneer at societys strictures and to scorn cautions advice in his reckless pursuit of his own desires. As fate would have it (no one else would dare recommend such an unsettling alliance), these two paragons of pride came together. And as all of Regency society held its breath, first a few discomfiting sparks flew, and then the explosion came...

Regally beautiful, Lady Alexandra Wilton has refused to wed without love. She will not compromiseuntil her father dies and his shocking will reveals that Alexandra will lose everything unless she marries his heir. Much to everyones surprise, the next earl is an upstart, a fiery Highlander just as outraged at the prospect of wedding a frosty Englishwoman as Alexandra is at the very idea of bedding him. But for this romantic lady, the unexpected is about to happen, an explosive meeting of two strong-willed forces that will change everything she believes about desire and her own heart.

Lovely British aristocrat Lady Barbara Carr is wed to the wealthy Virginian Alan Maxwell in order to pay her fathers debts and finds herself torn between conflicting loyalties during the turmoil of the American Revolution. What does a new English wife do when her American husband joins the uprising against her country?

CATRIONA WAS NO STRANGER TO SCANDALBUT SHE WAS AN INNOCENT IN LOVE Only a girl as captivating as Catriona MacIan could have overcome the scandal of her birth to shine as the most sought-after young lady of the London Season. Only a girl as daring as Catriona would have played with the fiery attentions of suitors as different as the eminently eligible, handsome and proper Lord Wareham and the notoriously worldly and wicked Marquis of Hampton. Only a girl as stubborn as Catriona would have persisted in adoring the one man she could not havethe brilliant and iron-willed Duke of Burford, the guardian who saw her every fault and was so blind to all else

Young Lady Jane Fitzmaurice had everything that Regency society approved offlawless beauty, perfect breeding, and a respectable fortune. But she also had a mind and heart of her own that set heads shaking and tongues wagging. Whoever heard of a well-born Miss spending more time in the saddle than in the drawing room? How could she prefer the company of David Chance, her handsome horse-trainer, to that of Julian Wrexham, the most attractive nobleman in England? Lady Jane had taken London society by stormbut now a whirlwind of scandal was rising as she rode roughshod over all conventions and prepared to take a leap that could destroy her good name, and leave her heart forever broken...