Pamela Britton

Lady Ariel D'Archer bravely endures the piercing barbs of the ton from the scandal that left her reputation in tatters and her heart broken. She gave her heart to a man whom she thought would marry her, but when they were found in a compromising position he abandoned her. Living with the shame to her family's name, the stunningly beautiful Ariel swears that she will never give her heart to another. . .Until she meets Nathan Trevain, Duke of Davenport. A man with a dark past and an intense, positively sinful gaze that heats her blood and makes her heart pound. From the moment, he first whisked her into his arms she knew that this was a man who would never take no for an answer. And for his own hidden reason, Nathan is determined to have her---any way that he can.

Focusing on the Finders Keepers detective agency run by Lily and Dylan Garrett, Trueblood, Texas continues to draw readers back for each new monthly episode. Combining favorite romance story lines by top Harlequin RM authors, engaging family dynamics, emotional family reunions and the charm and appeal of Texas, this continuity offers romance readers everything they want in a book! Max Santana and Rachel Blair had waited eleven long years to marry -- so when she left him standing at the altar, he was thoroughly perplexed. Rachel had thought she had finally put her college days behind her, but the child she'd given up for adoption haunted her still. Could Max really understand that her future included mothering this child, no matter what?

ADAM--The Tough Renegade Whose Secrets She Longed to Uncover... He was a wanderer, a stray whose troubled gaze barely hid his anger and despair, but Joanna Taylor knew-she'd offer Adam Dursky the handyman job at her Minnesota lodge. Drawn to a loneliness in him that echoed her own, she couldn't fight the fierce desire his touch awakened in her, nor silence her yearning to feel a woman's deepest passion in the embrace of a strong lover. Sweet Surrender Adam had tried to stop running from ghosts and shadows, but only the silken seduction of Joanna's caress kept the terrible memories at bay. Determined to convince his adorable roughneck that forgiveness was better than regret, Adam insisted Joanna make peace with her own past. Could a redheaded rebel who'd given up on love heal the pain of a hero who thought he'd lost his courage?

"After Wall Street collapses, investment banker Griff McPherson trades in his suits and ties for Stetsons and cowboy boots. He returns to the Wyoming ranch he co-owns with his brother, but it's not exactly a happy homecoming. So to prove to everyone, including himself, that that he belongs back in Jackson Hole, he takes a post as a wrangler on another ranch. Air force lieutenant Val Hunter has just returned to the Bar H ranch to help her ailing grandmother run the property. While it is full of unhappy memories, Val is determined to do right by her home. Her new hire is easy on the eyes and a tough wrangler to boot, yet her instincts make it hard for her to trust him. When a nefarious neighbor endangers her land, Val is forced to accept Griff's help-but will she finally be able to open her heart?"--Back cover.

Bestselling author Pamela Britton blames her zany sense of humor on the amount of Fruity Pebbles she consumes. Not wanting to actually have to work for a living, Pamela has enjoyed a variety of odd careers such as modeling, working for race teams--including NASCAR's Winston Cup--and drawing horses for a living.Over the years, Pamela's stories have won her numerous accolades. In 2004 alone, her novel, Seduced, was named one of the best romances of 2003 by the staff of Barnes and Noble.com, The Oakland Press, RT BOOKclub Magazine and Romance Readers at Heart. Seduced also won a National Reader's Choice Award for best long historical romance, and was nominated for a HOLT Medallion. One might think this would give Pamela a very big head, but, in fact, she's kept humble by doing laundry, scooping manure and caring for a precocious four-year-old who's not impressed that mommy "colors books."Pamela feels privileged to write full-time from her ranch in Northern California where she lives with her husband, daughter, and--at last count--fifteen four-legged friends. Visit Pamela at www.pamelabritton.com. (Hint: she gives away lots of cool prizes.)

Engineer Kristen McKenna loves to make things go fast. So when NASCAR team owner Matthew Knight offers her a job, Kristen's competitive spirit shifts into overdrive. But she has to struggle to keep her mind on her blueprints and off her dangerously appealing boss. Kristen's always been more comfortable in a lab than on a date-but suddenly both Matthew and Todd Peters, the supersexy team driver, are vying for her attention! Things heat up both on and off the track as Kristen finds herself torn between the two men. And as sparks begin to fly around the garage, she discovers that there's more to life than spoilers and engine specs. But can Kristen design a finish that gets both her team-and her heart-to Victory Lane?

On the Move presents a rich history of one of the key concepts of modern life: mobility. Increasing mobility has been a constant throughout the modern era, evident in mass car ownership, plane travel, and the rise of the Internet. And typically, people have equated increasing mobility with increasing freedom. However, as Cresswell shows, while mobility has certainly increased in modern times, attempts to control and restrict mobility are just as characteristic of modernity. Through a series of fascinating historical episodes Cresswell shows how mobility and its regulation have been central to the experience of modernity.

"Amber Brooks took the job at Camp Cowboy to find a way to reach her special-needs nephew-not to go gaga over the best-looking guy she's ever laid eyes on. True, Colt Sheridan can teach her a thing or two about horses, but Amber knows better than to trust anyone with her secret. And yet ... just what is it about cowboys? Going undercover at the camp is Colt's way of finding out where "Aunt Amber" has hidden his buddy's little boy. In exchange, his friend's promised him a prize-winning horse. And what this rodeo rider really wants is a shot at the national championship. Unfortunately, what he's got is a crush on the softhearted equine intern. But if Amber is such a good person, how can she keep a man from his own son?"-- Cover verso.

When Ty Harrison signed up to sponsor Carolyn Sheppard's barrel-racing career, he knew he was in for a bumpy ride. The diminutive rodeo star had a reputation for being a firecracker and was as independent as they came. So he wasn't too surprised that she practically had to be roped and tied before she shot a commercial for his company's boots. But not even the photos and the PR people had prepared him for the real thing. And when he finally did corral Caro, he was totally smitten. A herd of wild horses couldn't drag him away, because the competition for her heart was one he planned to win….

"In Dangerous Curves I have attempted to show both emerging and expert designers how, in an age of computer-dominated design, the designer can turn to their very own hands for both inspiration and solution. The only way to create a logotype that is truly unique is for the designer to transcend the limitations of the available fonts and typefaces on the market. Dangerous Curves provides a roadmap for that very worthy endeavor." —DY.

Evan Mountjoy learned that the moment his hungry heart became aware of Judith Wells. And when she swore she'd belong to no man, her passionate refusals only served to stir his deep and all-consuming desire! Judith Wells had had a taste of love and found it bitter. A second serving would surely prove no different. Yet why then did the irresistible Captain Mountjoy tempt her to once again sample the guilty pleasure with joyous abandon?