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Click on the title of the book(s)
you want to read more about:
The Viscount's
Angel (Christmas novella)
The Unexpected
Guest (Christmas novella)
A Scandalous Journey
The Marriage Campaign
A Twist of Fate
A Rake's Redemption
Twin Peril
The MP's Daughter
Future Books
A Scandalous Journey
(Book 1 of "The Six"), Signet Regency, September 2002
* Dorothy Parker Award of Excellence -- Best
Debut Book, 2nd place, and Best Short Historical Romance,
3rd place
* finalist
for Best Regency, Holt Medallion Contest
* finalist
for Best Regency, Colorado Romance Writers' Award of
Excellence
* 2nd place,
Regency category, Booksellers' Best Award
Many a meddling
matron would delight in making a match between her daughter
and George Winterbrook, Earl of Weymouth. But winning
the dashing peer over proves frustrating at best. Few people
know that the proud earl is an incurable romantic determined
to marry for love or not at all. Then an eccentric divorcee kidnaps
him and nearly blackmails him into a false marriage--until fate
offers him a breathtaking savior.
Beth
Castleton is practical to a fault. She believes
herself too old, too American, and too serious for the merry
and gossiping ton. Stranger still,
she's not at all certain that she even wants to marry. But when
happenstance brings the dashing Earl of Weymouth into her
life, she lets her heart guide her to a love she has never
imagined.
"A well-wrought winner. Enjoy, and welcome
this new star to the Regency galaxy." -- Barbara Metzger
"An impressive debut....We are guaranteed
more wonderful stories to come from the pen of Susannah
Carleton." -- Emma Jensen
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The Marriage Campaign
(Book 2 of "The Six"), Signet Regency, February 2003
* Romantic Times, 4 1/2 stars, Top Pick
* finalist for Best
Regency, Colorado Romance Writers' Award of Excellence
* finalist for Best Regency, Golden
Quill Award
Robert
Symington has recently inherited the title Marquess
of Elston, but a codicil to his father's will requires
that he marry within a year or face unknown consequences.
Worse still, Robert must choose from among twenty ladies
the deceased man deemed appropriate--one of whom the dashing
bachelor knew when she was a girl of six and he a lad of thirteen.
Miss
Karla Lane has changed greatly since last she met
Robert--and so have her circumstance. Once the apple of
her late father's eye, she is new held captive to her stepmother's
whims, including the command to stay abovestairs when
the marquess comes to visit. Yet in her heart, she hopes that
the man who has always been the hero of her dreams will find a
way to claim her for his own.
"Susannah Carleton joins the list of my
favorite Regency authors." -- Emma Jensen
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A Twist of Fate (A
spin-off from A Scandalous Journey, but not truly part
of "The Six" series)
Signet Regency, September 2003
* Romance Reviews
Today -- "A Perfect Ten"
* finalist, Best Regency of 2003, Romance
Readers Anonymous
* finalist for Best Regency, Colorado
Romance Writers' Award of Excellence
* finalist for Best
Regency, HOLT Medallion
* finalist for Best Regency, Golden
Quill Award
Lord David
Winterbrook is too much the gentleman to leave a woman
with carriage trouble stranded. And when he offers his
help to beguiling stranger, he falls instantly in love. After
his ill-fated first marriage, he wondered if he was doomed
to live alone. But three generations of Winterbrooks have recognized
their loves at first sight--and now David knows that this is the
beauty he's been searching for.
Madeline
Graves's experience with gentlemen leaves little
to recommend them. Certainly none of them has ever gone
of his way to assist her--and the thought of being subjected
to the whims of any man is too much to bear. It would take someone
with exceptional charm and thoughtfulness to convince Madeline
to marry--the sort David Winterbrook is showing himself to
be. But how can Madeline be sure of his sincerity...or believe that
he could ever love her back?
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A Rake's Redemption, (Book
3 of "The Six"), Signet Regency, November 2004
* finalist
for Best Regency, Colorado Romance Writers' Award of Excellence
* finalist for Best Regency, National
Readers' Choice Award
Theodore Middleford, the Viscount Dunnley, vows
to eschew his rakish ways and find a suitable young lady
to marry. Because he believes in the sanctity of the marriage
vows, Theo wants a wife who will love him and be friend, confidante,
sounding board, and as passionate as a mistress in their marriage
bed. In other words, he needs a miracle! But if still waters
really do run deep, Lady Sarah Mallory just might be Theo's redemption.
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"Susannah's writing brims with Regency
flavor and delight. She transports her readers to a glittering
past filled with captivating characters I wish I'd created
myself. An author of immense talent and the perfect touch in
all respects. A very bright star in the Regency firmament."
-- Sandra Heath
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Twin Peril
(Book 4 of "The Six")
Signet Regency, August 2005
Michael Winslow, the Duke of Fairfax, must bow to the duty
of his dukedom--and his nagging grandmother. It is time to find a suitable
bride who will bear him an heir. Normally this would be a simple task,
yet Michael wants a bride who loves him for himself and not his lofty
title.
There is one woman who piques his
interest: Lady Deborah Woodhurst, who might just possess the generous
heart he desires. The problem is that Lady Deborah's scheming identical
twin, Lady Diana, has far more self-serving motives in mind. Can Michael
prove to Deborah that true love sees through all stratagems?
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The
MP's Daughter
(Book 5 of "The Six")
To
help out a friend whose relatives are nagging him to marry,
Harriett Broughton agrees to a sham courtship--never dreaming
that it will lead to the love match she has been yearning
for.
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Still to come:
The Expedient Marriage
(w.t. Mission in Rome)
(A spin-off from The Marriage
Campaign, but not truly part of "The Six" series)
Geoffrey
Bowers, the Earl of Blackburn, needs a bride who
can also act as his hostess on a diplomatic mission. He doesn't
have much time to find a wife, but he hopes for more than a
marriage of convenience.
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The Hoyden
(w.t.) (Book 6 of "The Six")
Lady
Christina Fairchild's high-spirited antics have
gotten her in trouble before, but nothing like this! Can
love transform a hoyden into a proper Society wife?
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