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home on the Web. I write romance novels with a hint of magic and I'm a sucker for a happily ever after. Within these pages you can read about my latest manuscripts, read excerpts, and get up-to-date news about my upcoming books. Thanks for stopping by. ~~~Diane |
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Montana Gold
Confronted by her fiancé's pregnant mistress, heiress Lucy Rickman decides she's not interested in marriage, after all. Encouraged by her headstrong grandmother, she heads west, glad of the chance to get away from lying men, and hoping for an adventure. She will now have the chance to use her education, avoid men and marriage, and find true, honest friends in Butte, Montana. Being both a bachelor, and a millionaire has Boone Jackson running for cover! His mother wants him to find a wife! Like yesterday! He's not interested, until the new schoolmistress shows up in town, that is. When she mistakes him for the local handyman, he finally has the perfect opportunity to see if a beautiful girl could want him for himself, rather than for what he can provide. But if Lucy finds out, will she be able to move past his lie? Or will she leave him behind in the dusty mining town forever? |
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P.S. I Loathe You
A Regency Rendezvous Romance How to jilt a rake in a kilt. Lady Elizabeth Huntington is determined to be released from her betrothal. She’s been engaged since the day she was born, and she’s having none of it. Too many hurt feelings and too many years have passed. She’d like to choose her own destiny, one that doesn’t include Alexander MacGregor. Captain Alexander MacGregor, Laird of Inverdeem, is going to London to fetch his bride. He’s put the notice in the paper, he has the license, and he’s ready to post the banns. He thought he knew everything about Lizzie because of the letters they’ve exchanged throughout the years, but it turns out they don’t know each other at all. She doesn’t wish to get married. He’s going to have to insist. |
