Judith Harkness

• Nov-1979
• / Traditional Regency
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The mysterious, handsome, and mocking Mr. Peter Grey warned Roselind against wanting to wed Reginald Darnley, sought-after as Darnley might be. The enchanting lovely, heartbreakingly tragic Maude Quimby warned Roselind against putting herself in Darn...

• Apr-1980
• / Traditional Regency
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A MOST UNLADYLIKE ACT OF MUTINY Ever since Maggie Trevor could remember, she had heard her father speak of his hatred for the aristocratic Ramblay clan. Naturally Maggie was shocked when that same proud and hot-tempered father suddenly meekly c...

• Feb-1981
• / Traditional Regency
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THE COUNTERFEIT GOVERNESS Anne Calder was a headstrong young woman, unwilling to marry some dull country squire and stubbornly set on earning her living as a London novelist. But before she could follow her first successful book with a second, Ann...

• Sep-1981
• / Traditional Regency
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TO THWART AN EARL was Lady Pendleton's dearest desire, and that was why she had taken it into her head to invite her two delightful young American nieces to England. Her brother, the pompous Earl of Cumberford, absolutely loathed the American branch...

• Aug-1982
• / Traditional Regency
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CHARLOTTE STRIKES BACK Charlotte Harrington was the happiest of young ladies as she prepared to wed Gerald Kirkland, the handsome lord who was head-over-heels in love with her. Then, without warning, Gerald fled to far-off America, in the company ...