Winifred Witton

• Mar-1991
• / Traditional Regency
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They were in the suds in more ways than one IF he had to beg, borrow or steal, so be it When Lady Imogen Remlow stole a kiss in the gazebo, wearing a "borrowed" necklace, she had no notion that she had lost anything more than a touch o...

• Jul-1991
• / Traditional Regency
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Their masquerade was harmless until they fell in love NEITHER could disguise the love in their hearts Miss Violet Langford dearly loved her cousin who was plotting an elopement. Violet had only to agree to appear at Branleigh House disguised a...

• May-1992
• / Traditional Regency
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Was he friend or foe or both? BEING a damsel-in-distress was a dubious distinction When a mysterious masked man rode into her life on a dancing black steed, Miss Juliana Beveridge was all agog. That he vowed to save her from a Fate worse th...

• Dec-1992
• / Traditional Regency
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NOW SPADEFIELD HOUSE HARBOURED TWO BLITHE SPIRITS! PEERS, PUGS AND PREMONITIONS ... When Lady Isabella Greenlea was sent to London to find a husband, Mr. Chesney Carlyle followed her in short order, afraid that the girl would choose an inapprop...

• Aug-1993
• / Traditional Regency
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AN UNEXPECTED INHERITANCE DOES NOT ALWAYS MEAN GOOD FORTUNE. THE CHASE WAS ON! When Robert Greenwood learned he was heir to a title and property in France, he thought his ship had come in--if only he could overcome his seasickness to get there!...

• Feb-1995
• / Traditional Regency
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LOVE BY THE BOOK... After her papa's death left her nearly penniless, Celeste Moreau packed her portmanteau and sailed away from France. Once in Britain, she would heed the advice of her favorite novel and snare a duke (not a baronet, for they...

• May-1995
• / Traditional Regency
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As chaperone to Miss Kitty Wellfleet, Abigail Fordham takes great delight in planning her charge's marital plans. But when Kitty disappears on the day of the wedding, Abby wonders who will walk down the aisle with handsome Lord Ashley--the man who ha...

• Sep-1995
• / Traditional Regency
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She who laughs last loves best. First Laugh There was no denying that the colts were a handful; however Miss Molly Moreton's father had promised that if she could make superb carriage horses of them, she could manage the Moreton Stables. It is ...