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The
Templar legend continues with the
Brethren
of the Coast.
Love,
honor, and devotion was the beginning of our Order. Bonds of kinship
and friendship all-important. We uphold these principles embrace
for embrace, desire for desire, for one, for all. For King and Country
we stand, for love and comradeship we live!
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Book one: 100,000-word,
complete manuscript
Fate lands them in a dimly lit cabin. He was looking for revenge,
and she was taking a bath. Caroline Elliott is a headstrong lady
who was cruelly used in a mock-courtship. Trevor Marshall is a lonely
man of the sea out to settle a grudge. Together, they are two perfectly
matched untrusting souls.
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Book
two: 100,000-word, complete manuscript
Lady Rebecca Wentworth is a beautiful spy, and Dirk Randolph is
an honorable, no-nonsense knight of the Crown. After they are paired
in a dangerous mission to catch a traitor, they must waltz through
the fashionable London ballrooms in a perilous game of cat and mouse.
In the process, Dirk and Rebecca fall in love. But can the secret
agent escape the underworld of espionage to be the proper wife he
desires?
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Book
three: 100,000-word, complete manuscript
Everett Markham is a devastatingly charming, but untitled, rake.
Sabrina Douglas is not the most elegant woman he’s ever met,
but she accepts him for what he is and inevitably wins his heart.
The two wayward souls marry. But sometimes happily ever after isn’t
so smooth a journey. When a tragedy lands them an earldom and a
mountain of responsibilities, Everett and Brie lose sight of what’s
most important--each other.
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Book
four: 100,000-word, complete manuscript
After Nautonnier Knight Lance Prescott is seriously injured during
a storm at sea, Cara Douglas, a childhood friend, agrees to aid
in his recovery in hopes of winning a love match. When his offer
of marriage is preceded by a lecture on honor and duty, she rejects
his proposal and wonders if he will ever see her as anything more
than a childhood playmate. With a little help of her friends, she
conspires to make her connubial conquest jealous and admit he loves
her. But Lance turns the tables, and Cara finds herself ensnared
in the trap she set for him.
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Book
five: 100,000-word, complete manuscript
After newly inducted knight Jason Collingwood is outfoxed by Alexandra
Seymour in a game of hearts, he retreats to the coast, where he
must prepare to set sail on a mission. But Alex goes after her man,
and sparks fly. Soon, Alex anticipates an offer of marriage and
envisions a society wedding with all the trimmings. Alas, war gets
in the way. When Jason returns to London, six months later, hoping
to surprise Alex with a proposal, he’s the one in for a shock.
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Book
six: Fully plotted
A band of smugglers is doing a brisk business, and the local constable
is missing in action. When Nautonnier Knight Dalton Randolph is
sent to assist the local watch, he is frustrated by his inability
to meet with the constable and his attraction to the constable’s
daughter, Daphne Harcourt. Despite the charming facade of the constable’s
home, and the lush rose gardens, all is not as quaint as it appears
to be, and soon Dalton comes face to face with the harsh reality
of her situation. Can the youngest and wildest member of the Brethren
rise to the occasion and save the fair Daphne?
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Book
seven: Fully plotted
Sir Ross Logan is a powerful man determined to remain a bachelor
until the end of his days. Elaine Prescott is determined to marry
him. But before she can claim her man, Elaine will have to help
him face the demons of his past and a dangerous enemy. In doing
so, she will have to come to terms with her own fears. Can the timid
young lady show the mysterious head of the Counterintelligence Corps
how to love again?
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Book
eight: Under development
Blake Elliott is a stubborn, hot-tempered man of the sea used to
getting his way. Lenore Spencer is the levelheaded eldest daughter
of a war hero killed in battle. He is dispatched to bring Lenore
and her younger sister back to England. When an unscrupulous guardian
auctions Lenore in marriage to the highest bidder, she has no idea
the winner is none other than her shipboard nemesis, the arrogant
captain who taunted and teased her on the journey home. While Blake
wonders if Lenore will ever truly love him, she leaves him at the
altar, unknowingly jilting him in favor of himself.
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Book
nine: Under
development
Damian Seymour is the last unmarried member of the original Brethren.
Known as the voice of reason, he is a suave, yet reserved, man of
the world. Lucilla Spencer is the wild younger sister of his closest
friend’s wife. They are exact opposites, an aspect that fostered
a lifelong friendship between two men. But will the tenuous balance
work when a woman is involved?
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Book
ten: Under development
Lady Celia Devane is determined to marry for love. Lucien Wentworth
is only interested in a marriage of convenience, one that will provide
him an heir but won’t impinge on his other pursuits. He negotiates
an amenable contract with her parents. But when Celia spurns his
offer of marriage, Lucien finds himself courting not only her hand,
but also her heart. And a war of wills ensues.
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