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Rebecca Stratton
Also known as: Lucy Gillen, Rebecca STRATTON
Rebecca Stratton has various jobs through the years, before she got a job in an office which enabled her to save up enough money to quit and start writing full time at the age of 45. Her first attempt at a romance novel was accepted by Mills and Boon and she was on her way under the pseudonym of Lucy Gillen in 1969, and later under her real name until 1982.
Most acclaimed
The Silken Cage
Kadir's help was the last resort Worried to death about what had become of her twin brother, Peter, Troy set off for Morocco to look for him. However, her searching proved futile--until Kadir ben Raschid unexpectedly offered his assistance. He was an impressive, powerful man, and his help was Troy's only chance. So she allowed herself to be whisked off to a desert oasis, never guessing she was a pawn in a game of revenge--and love.
Charade
The story of a woman whose new lease on life morphs into a terrifying nightmare. . . A medical miracle gives TV personality Cat Delaney more than a new heart. Che changes her career, trading Hollywood for San Antonio, where she hosts a TV show for children with special needs. Here she meets Alex Pierce, an ex-cop turned crime writer-- and the first man since her surgery to see her not only as a survivor but as a woman. But her new world turns sinister when fatal "accidents" begin killing other heart recipients, and a mysterious stalker starts shadowing her every move. Soon Cat realizes Alex may be her most important ally and that her new heart comes at a terrible price: a tangled web of secrets and someone determined to take her life.
The Corsican Bandit
She had never met a more disturbing man Troy's visit to Corsica was inspired partly by desire to see a place she'd heard about since childhood, and partly to complete her grandfather's book about Corsican wildlife. It had been an impulse, like so many of her actions. And when hotel accommodation proved lacking, that same impulse led her to accept Lucien Gaffori's offer of a cottage while she completed her project. But Troy soon discovered that she had far more interest in her new landlord than in her book!