Arnette Lamb

"After defeating the evil Queen Mab, Maggie Donovan has become the new Queen of the Fae. Being Fae royalty in Otherworld has its pros and cons. For one thing, she gets to make love to her dashing Fae Warrior, Culhane--on the throne. But she also worries that Culhane may want her more for her power than because she's Fae-licious. And queens do tend to have enemies--especially a certain ex-queen who has not been destroyed and wants her crown back. When Maggie's niece is kidnapped by Mab, Maggie must overcome her mistrust of Culhane and unite the Fae Warriors to save the girl and defeat the rebel queen once and for all-or else lose everything."--p. of cover.

Her innocent beauty conquered his iron reserve . . . The Chieftain Proud but with a heavy heart, Shanaco fulfills his grandfather's dying wish by leading the last of their Comanche tribe to the safety of the reservation at Fort Sill, Oklahoma. He vows to stay only long enough to ensure the fair treatment of his people. Until . . . he sees a beautiful, flame-haired woman who instantly touches his heart. The Teacher Defiant and headstrong, Maggie Bankhead has left the security of her Virginia home for the adventure of the Western frontier. Teaching English on the reservation proves more rewarding than anything she's ever done and she vows to stay at Fort Sill forever. Until . . . she meets the handsome, bronze-skinned warrior with the striking silver eyes that look right into her lonely soul. Brought together in a dangerous land where there are no rules, Shanaco and Maggie will discover a love powerful enough to forge a destiny of their own . . .

Married to the butcher's son at age eight, and then promptly cloistered by the English king, Meridene has lost her heritage as Maiden of Inverness and holds nothing by hatred for the Scotland that betrayed her. Now thirteen years later, Meridene is roused from her sleep and kidnapped by her husband Revas, who has fought to reclaim her and her place in Scotland's future..

Lady Maura Campbell Gordon was overjoyed when the black-clad Scotsman kidnapped her from an Englishman's clutches, saving her from a forced marriage. But when she felt the aggressive touch of her 'rescuer,' she became outraged...for this was 'the black' MacLaren - not only a sworn enemy of the Campbells but also a scoundrel who'd become famous for his masterful skill in bed! Yet despite Lady Maura's resolve to reject such a rake, she could not deny the shivers of wanting that coursed through her as he boldly caressed her body and whispered his delicious plans...Alexander MacLaren had saved Lady Maura Campbell from a hellish English marriage only as a favor to her father - a Gordon - but Alex could not forget that the hated Campbell blood surged through Maura's veins. Nor could he deny that protecting her would bring on the wrath of Cromwell himself. Yet the striking beauty of this raven-haired lass made Alex burn with wanting. And though she resisted, he knew he wouldn't rest until he saw her violet eyes smolder with the color of desire as he took her to heights of ecstasy more wondrous than the highland hills!

You made the mistake of trusting me...and now you’re even more in my power than before! He’d appeared without warning, out of the mysterious beauty of a moonlit Hungarian night. Suzanne was spellbound, unable to resist the potent charisma of this elusive stranger. But Laszlo Huszar had more in mind than idle flirtation—his goal was revenge, using Suzanne as a pawn in his passionate vendetta. Suddenly Suzanne found herself locked in a circle of blackmail and hatred...the cruel legacy of her family’s dark past. Could she break the thread that bound her destiny to Laszlo’s?

At the turn of the century, a young woman who works on the railroad accomplishes her yearning ambition to become an engineer when a male engineer is injured and can't drive his train.

Cherished Moments is an extraordinary collection of breathtaking novellas woven around the theme of motherhood. Before you turn the last page you will have been swept from the storm-tossed coast of a Scottish Isle to the fury of the American Frontier, and you will have lived the lives and loves of three indomitable women, as they experience their most passionate moments. In Arnette Lamb's "Flowers from the Sea", warring Scottish clans explode into bitter battle, as a young girl discovers the mother she never knew - and a love she never dreamed possible. In Anita Mills' "Memories", a stagecoach accident reunites a beautiful woman with the man she once adored - and the meddlesome mother who'd torn their love apart. In Rosanne Bittner's "Indian Summer", a preacher's golden-haired wife is led by her innocent daughter into a shattering choice between her stoic husband and a proud and spiritual Cheyenne warrior. Celebrate the tender magic of love, as three favorite authors explore all the turbulence and sweetness a woman can know - as a mother, and a beloved.