"The de Lacis"--delicious duet of medieval historical romance from author Deborah Simmons
The Devil's Lady
(de Laci, #1) by Deborah Simmons
Piers Montmorency
'Twas
whispered that the mysterious Red Knight was more than mortal. Perhaps
he'd even struck a devil's bargain to assure his warrior prowess. Yet
Aisley sensed that Pier's shadows veiled a deeper secret.
Aisley de Laci
Like
a whirlwind, Aisley descended on Dunmurrow castle to claim the Red
Knight as her husband. And Piers knew his world was forever changed. But
could a creature so full of joy and sunlight ever accept a life of
passions draped in darkness?
Maiden Bride
(de Laci, #2) by Deborah Simmons
In this sequel to The
Devil's Lady, Nicholas de Laci seeks revenge upon the niece of his old
enemy, but finds himself with a wife instead.
Gillian Hexham soon
learned her new lord was more wedded to revenge than to her. For
Nicholas de Laci had sworn to exact payment for the sins of her uncle.
Why, then, did his eyes belie his words, speaking naught of
retribution--but promising nights of love? — Fate had sent Nicholas de
Laci the perfect bride to fill the aching need in his soul. W... more
»ith her tainted blood, Gillian Hexham would at last satisfy the raw
hunger that near consumed him...but only in ways he could never imagine!
Deborah Simmons
Deborah Simmons is the author of twenty-five historical romances and novellas, published by Avon, Berkley, and Harlequin.
A
native midwesterner, Simmons graduated cum laude from Wittenberg
University and was a journalist before turning to fiction. Her first
book, Heart's Masquerade, was published by Avon in 1989 and was followed
by a number of Harlequin Historicals, including a USA Today Bestselling
anthology. Her 2003 release, A Man of Many Talents, was a launch title
for Berkley's Sensation imprint.
Two of her books have been
finalists in the Romance Writers of America's annual RITA competition
for excellence: The Gentleman Thief in 2001 and A Lady of Distinction in
2005.
Simmons has sold two million books in North America, and
her work has been translated and published in twenty-four foreign
countries, including illustrated editions in Japan. She is a member of
RWA, Novelists Inc., and the Author's Guild.
"I like to think of
my stories as adventures," Simmons says. Most take place in Regency or
Medieval England, such as her popular series on the thirteen century de
Burgh family. But no matter what the setting, you'll find interesting
characters, romance, humor, and mystery.
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