GENERAL · FICTION
Ann Cristy
Also known as: Helen Mittermeyer, Ann Cristy
Ann Cristy is a pseudonym of romance fiction writer Helen Mittermeyer.
It's been a red-letter weekend for me.
— from Relentless Love
Most acclaimed
Relentless Love
After six years her secret was public knowledge, and the one man she had tried to avoid finally knew the truth: Rennie Gilbert, famed children's book author, was Lee Chatham, the wife who had deserted him so long ago. Price Chatham reeled her back into his life with the passion and rage of a man with a score to settle and ready knowledge of how to bait his prey. There was another man in her life...until Price's cruel kisses rekindled the embers that had never really died. She had thought she wanted a quiet kind of love, but when price took he in his arms, she was lost, and her treacherous heart threatened to give her legal husband and wedded enemy the sweetest vengeance of all...
From the Torrid Past
One reckless night in London had changed D'Arcy Kincaid's life forever...one star-crossed night of passion with a man she had never been able to forget. Now, incredibly, five years later, Keele Petrakis strides back into her life. D'Arcy is assigned to do a story on Keele's shipping firm, but as they travel together from the sun-drenched Greek isles to the glittering towers of Manhattan, she must hide the passion that rages inside her like a storm. For Keele must never find out the secret that she has hidden from him for five long years...
No Gentle Possession
Their love was like no other-tempestuous, impassioned, unrestrained. Then they threw it all away, thoughtlessly betraying their God-given gift. Heaven itself seemed to frown in disapproval... When Zen Driscoll and Damon Aristides meet again years later, drawn together by family loyalties and the embers of desire, new sparks ignite more fiery responses. Voices rise. Passion flares. But at the heart of their stormy encounters lies a binding, indestructible love. And all those who cherish them-even the Fates themselves -conspire to force the willful pair to set pride and bitterness aside... and accept a union that is both inevitable and right.