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Jan 1, 1925 — Jan 1, 1982· 57 yrs

KINGDOM OF ENGLAND AUTHOR · FICTION · LARGE TYPE

Janet Louise Roberts

Also known as: Janet Louise Roberts, Louisa Bronte

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Janet Louise Roberts was born on January 20, 1925, in New Britain Connecticut, the daughter of a missionary in a conservative church. She wrote contemporary, historical,and gothic romances, as well as occult horror romances such as The Devil’s Own, Isle of the Dolphins, Lord Satan, and Her Demon Lover. She used pseudonyms for several of her works. Roberts died on June 11, 1982 in Dayton, Ohio.

Kingdom of England

The cottonwoods whispered in the gentle breeze as the sun filtered through their large, fluttering leaves, onto a fresh mound of dirt.

— from White fire

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Stormy Surrender

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Betrothed against her will by an ambitious father, Lady Barbara Grandison was sailing from Regency England to join the fiancé she loathed when her ship was captured by an American vessel — and Barbara taken prisoner by its tawny-haired captain. Driven by a dark passion for revenge, Captain Trent refused to turn his ship from its westward course — despite Barbara's furious pleas. But Barbara's resistance to this ruthless, mocking man soon turned to wild longing as he awakened her proud beauty to the sweet ache of desire. And then fate again ripped Barbara's world apart, as the Americans were defeated by a savage pirate crew. Once more Barbara was held captive, this time by a man whose cruel lusts might separate her forever from the man she loved.

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Scarlet Poppies

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She was like the scarlet poppies...Proud...Passionate...True... Beautiful designer Iris Patakos had fulfilled her dream of a career in the fashion capital of the world. But a wealthy, powerful stranger was to sweep her from New York City to the opulent splendor of the Greek isles. Gregorios Venizelos, whose eyes blazed with black fire, whose lips seared hers in a timeless promise of sensual mystery had stolen the heart Iris had vowed never to give. Yet even as Greg's passion held her a helpless prisoner of her own desire, Iris waited for the words that did not come. Was Greg bound to her only by honor, or did he return her love — a love as savage and fiery as the ancient island that had captivated her, body and soul?

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Lord Stephen's Lady

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Georgiana Cartwright had always imagined that marriage would be an affair of the heart, a dream of love come true. Yet when Lord Stephen Sharington, Earl of Osborne, asked for — or rather, demanded — her hand, Georgiana found that holy matrimony could be a devilishly difficult arrangement. Georgiana had no choice but to say yes, for her family was dependent on the Earl's aid. Thus, she became the wife of an aristocrat who distrusted all women and who had wed her only to repay a debt to her late father. Even more disturbingly, Georgiana could not stop herself from falling under the spell of this arrogant man, although he believed the worst of her when a beautiful and spiteful rival convinced him that Georgiana was involved with a notorious libertine. To clear her good name, to triumph over the worldly intrigues of her enemies, and to teach a hard and unforgiving husband the meaning of love — these were challenges that would have daunted anyone but a brave and bewitching young lady like Georgiana.

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