If you were a fan of Anne Rice’s Sleeping Beauty Quartet, you’ll love Faye’s similarly sexy fairytales: a series of five works fittingly titled Possessing Beauty. Soon Charlotte’s growing attraction to him makes her wonder if she even wants to complete their mission…įor a quick rebound to the erotic, Madison Faye’s books are even more salacious than Lauren Dane’s. But as the two of them set out to uncover the true scandal-makers, Piers proves himself a surprisingly useful accomplice. Which would be inconvenient indeed, since she doesn’t even like the guy. This one is part history, part mystery, part love story! At the Parkhurst ball, young Charlotte Highwood is implicated in a scandal that makes it look as though she’s involved with Piers Brandon, Lord Granville - and now she’ll have to marry him if she can’t prove her innocence. Bybee began to write during her recovery, remembering the solace that romance books and love stories brought her when she was young - and eventually turned out some of best titles on the market today. She also dabbles in historical and paranormal romance, and is especially skilled at synthesizing her own traumatic experiences into her work: not only is she a survivor of child abuse, she also endured a terrible accident when she was working as an ER nurse.

But in order to combat it, she’ll have to return to the ranch and work together with Jackson, who’s just as wily (and devilishly handsome) as ever.īybee is the queen of Amazon’s contemporary romance charts, with her bestselling Weekday Brides and Not Quite series (and their spinoffs). Naturally, Loretta is dead-set against the idea.

That was seventeen years ago… and now Loretta and Jackson’s daughter wants to drop out of college to marry a rancher. When Loretta Bailey caught her husband Jackson kissing another woman, she turned her back on Lonesome Canyon Ranch forever.

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