The Sheik and the Bought Bride

(Book 13 in the Desert Rogues series)



It was bad enough being hauled out of bed by palace guards. Now Victoria McCallan had just offered to pay off her father's gambling debts - with herself as the prize! So the palace secretary was shocked when sexy Prince Kateb made her a counteroffer..

When Kateb whisked Victoria off to the desert to be his mistress for six months, the widowed ruler had no intention of falling in love. But the outspoken Texas transplant was soon tempting him to change his royal ways. Duty decreed the El Deharia sheik should wed a proper mate, but Kateb's heart was telling him something else: to claim Victoria as his woman - now and forever.

The Rancher Next Door

(The first book in the Lone Star Canyon series)



Her daddy said the Darbys were dirt....But to young Katie Fitzgerald, the sun rose and set on rugged Jack Darby. Jack was her childhood hero, her secret teen beau. But he hadn't loved her enough to leave their feuding families behind, and blinding heartbreak had led her into another man's arms -- and 11 years of loneliness.

When Katie returned to the ranch next door, emotions tore through Jack like a Texas twister. Anguish over her youthful betrayal, tenderness for her shy son -- and a hunger so deep it hollowed him out. But hadn't 11 lonely years taught him he was a fool to love a Fitzgerald?

Wife in Disguise

(The third book in the Lone Star Canyon series)



Josie Fitzgerald Scott was athletic, competitive, and stubborn as sin -- until an accident changed her life. Now she simply sought closure with unforgettable Del Scott -- the man she'd once lovingly wed, passionately bedded, then contrarily fled....

Amazingly, Del didn't recognize Josie's reconstructed contours. Yet her sexy ex-husband seemed oddly, instantly drawn to this soft, delicate "stranger," despite her new curves. Which gave Josie -- as "Rose" -- a second chance: to woo and win back Del's fierce male passion. But would limping, less than honestly, down memory lane unleash a landslide of trouble? Or -- miraculously -- lead Josie home to love?