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Books : Romance : Authors, A-Z : ( B ) : Barbieri, Elaine
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Eleven of the world's most popular romance authors celebrate the love of learning and the learning of love. Authors include Madeline Baker, Mary Balough, Elaine Barbieri, Lori Copeland, Cassie Edwards, Heather Graham, Catherine Hart, Virginia Henley, Penelope Neri, Diana Palmer, and Janelle Taylor. Original.
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ALL THAT GLITTERS When Damien Straith, captain of the Sally, first met Amethyst, named for the rare color of her bewitching eyes, she was no more than a thin child with a tongue sharper than the icy winter wind cutting through Charleston Harbor. Upon their chance meeting eight years later, Damien could see she was a child no more, but a raven-curled, intoxicating woman, fiery-tempered and ripe for love. Amethyst tried not to be affected by Damiens piercing gray gaze and muscular body, but her passion burned fiercely. Delirious with longing, yet afraid of the consequences, Amethyst hated the power Damien held over her body and let the mysterious captain turn pirate and plunder her heart.
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MirandaThe only child of a U.S. Cavalry major, Miranda Thurston has grown up in a watchful, overprotective household. So even after the major's repeated warnings of Cheyenne raiding parties on the Western frontier, Miranda never believes she is in danger -- until a Cheyenne warrior captures her.
The WarriorRespected by the Cheyenne, Shadow Walker has earned his reputation as a warrior. At first, he is dismayed to find that his captive is just a girl -- a girl worth little in his vengeance against the military. But he comes to realize that she is not just a girl, but a headstrong woman. And even as she defies him at every turn, he wonders if she may be worth something to him in a way he never expected.
As captive and captor, Miranda and Shadow Walker grow closer, and soon uncover feelings they had thought impossible. But would they risk everything they once held dear -- for each other?
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The second installment of the Dangerous Virtues series follows the romantic adventures of the second of the orphaned Buchanan sisters--Purity, who falls in love with a half-Indian Adonis called Pale Wolf while searching for her sisters. Original."
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Devina Dale is a courageous pioneer who dares to face the wild West, and nothing will stand in the way of her dreams. But Devina has haunting secrets from the past that threaten her safety, a corrupt father who is determined to protect his only daughter, and a handsome outlaw who has become the enemy she can't help but love. .
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From the author of "Amber Fire" and "Tarnished Angels" comes the story of a beautiful young reporter who travels West, where living among the Indians she finds love as well as a story.
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Posing as a man of God and his devoted wife, Reed Farrell and Chastity Lawrence traveled together into Indian Territory--he hunting a ruthless killer, she searching for her two sisters, Purity and Honesty. But paying lip service to propriety would not stop their kisses, and no virtue could save them from the exquisite pleasures of a union sanctified only by love.
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FOUR WEDDINGS...AND NO FUNERAL!Is there anything more beautiful than a bride? Anything more emotional than a wedding? Here to capture that shimmering excitement, to bring to life the matrimonial mantra of 'Something old, something new,' are four spellbinding novellas by four historical-romance stars. In Something Old, Elaine Barbieri crafts a suspenseful tale of an old grudge-and dangerously arrange an arrogant bachelor father, a mysterious baby nurse, and a motherless newborn into the portrait of a proper South Carolina clan? In Evelyn Rogers Something Borrowed, a pretty widow and a gambler on the lam borrow identities other Something Blue, Bobbi Smith deftly engages a debonair cavalry officer and a feisty saloon girl in a moving tale of sexy steel and heart-melting magnolias. So start reading...and get ready to start humming "Here Comes the Bride"!
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From the moment of his birth on a black and starless night, it was clear Night Raven was not like the rest of his people. With his fierce golden eyes, he saw a vision of the future that tormented him, drove him to seek vengeance against the white man. Famed for his fearless exploits, sought after by the women of his tribe, he had sworn to show no mercy to the enemies of the Apache.HIS DESIRE He saw her first in a dream, a woman with hair of shimmering gold and eyes of brilliant blue. Captured in battle, he was stunned when she appeared to doctor his wounds, even more shocked by the traitorous longing she roused in him. But when he managed to escape the fort, sweeping her onto his horse as hostage, he refused to give in to his wildfire yearning. She, too, would know the torment of unfulfilled passion, he vowed, for she was his enemy. But with each tender touch of her lips to his, Night Raven found his resolve slipping, until captor became hostage and vengeance changed to mercy with the triumph of love.