Click on any book cover and get whisked away to a page devoted to that book.
:: :: The Three Soldiers Series: My first connected books grew one from the other. A secondary character in one book became the hero or heroine in the next one. Previous characters made appearances in later books. There was no plan, though. When I wrote The Mysterious Miss M, I 
didn’t know it would eventually lead me to Scandalizing the Ton. This Three Soldiers Series was different.I planned the beginning: Three British soldiers share one a horrific event at Badajoz that affects the rest of their lives. Each book starts with the same event but told from the three different viewpoints. In Gallant 
Officer, Forbidden Lady, Jack Vernon releases his emotions only in art. AllanLandon in Chivalrous Captain, Rebel Mistress has a black-and-white view of right and wrong. And in Valiant Soldier, Beautiful Enemy, Gabriel Deane is convinced the army is the only home he deserves. When each of these officers meet their heroines, however, their lives begin to change.
:: :: In Scandalizing the Ton the hero is Adrian Pomroy, Tanner’s friend from Innocence and Impropriety, and the heroine is Lydia Wexin, who briefly appeared in The Vanishing Viscountess.
:: :: Remember
Amanda and Ramsford from The
Mysterious Miss M? They get their story in The
Diamond (Diane's
January 2006 Daily Online Read from eHarlequin.com).
The Earl
of Greythorne, the villain in Innocence
and Impropriety,
also appears.
:: :: In The
Vanishing Viscountess, the hero is Tanner,
who was Flynn’s
employer and the man who coveted Rose in Innocence
and Impropriety.
:: :: In
Innocence and Impropriety,
the heroine is Rose, one of Morgana’s
students in A Reputable Rake.
:: :: In
A Reputable Rake the hero is Cyprian
Sloane, the man who
had designs on Emily in The
Wagering Widow
:: :: In
The Wagering Widow the
heroine is Emily, Madeleine’s sister in The
Mysterious Miss M.
:: :: The
Mysterious Miss M is
Madeleine and Devlin’s story.
:: back to top ::
Harlequin and Mills & Boon books remain on bookstore shelves only during
the month of their release, but are available through online
bookstores for a longer period of time. Once new copies are gone,
the books are still readily available at your local used bookstore
or at online sites such as Amazon.com, Amazon.co.uk, Ebay,
and Allbookstores.com.
:: back to top ::
