Claudette Williams

When her aunt arranges for her to spend a season in London with the city's most eligible bachelor as her escort, Chelsea enjoys the roguish aristocrat's attention but fears he may be more interested in her Aunt Augusta

Lady Runaway

Determined to use the new London season to foil the scheming man who once trifled with her affections, Lillian Aulderbury uses the rakish Earl of Raeburn to help her carry out her plan. Original.

A Daring Deceit

Netherby Halls

Unrestrained passions and a fiery temper involve Cassandra Farrington in volatile liaisons with a highwayman and a viscount during the turbulent era following the Napoleonic Wars

Cassandra

in search of an affirmative feminist discourse

Isabel Allende's Eva Luna

Sweet Disorder

En route to the home of her aunt and uncle, Fancy Kingston is taken advantage of by the handsome Lord Torrington, who is himself on a journey to avenge the suicide death of his brother, who had been framed as a spy

Heart of Fancy

Cloudy Conn

Cherry Elton was beside herself! Her own mother had arranged a marriage for her to a man she had never even met. She had no choice but to run away.

Sky Westbrooke had no wish to marry, but his mischievous siblings sorely needed a firm maternal hand. Yet, how could he court his unseen bride, when into his employ had come the most remarkable, enchanting governess?

And Cherry, playing at being a governess was smitten by the handsome, cavalier Lord Westbrooke. His stolen kisses left her breathless—yet, he was betrothed to another. Whatever was a love struck governess to do?

**note: this is an updated version of an earlier novel written as Claudette Williams. The updated versions of Claudy's Claudette Williams titles are more sexually explicit than the original versions. 

Oh, Cherry Ripe

Claudy Conn

Lady Babs had already done one unforgivable thing: she had written a novel. It was under a pseudonym, of course, but the story she’d thought would sell only a few copies to help stave off her father’s creditors was becoming a sensation. Passion’s Seed had the beau monde in a panic, because it was all about ‘them’! If it were ever revealed that she, one of the aristocracy’s own, was the author, she would be ruined.

Now she was contemplating doing something equally scandalous. The ‘rules’ dictated that, as a woman, she had to wait until marriage to enjoy pleasures men were allowed when single. Lady Babs, however, had other ideas, for she had fallen in love with the man known as Lord Wildfire, a dashing duke with a penchant for the ladies but not for marriage.

But while she yearned for Lord Wildfire, another man lusted after her. And Sir Edward was willing to go to any lengths to make her his—including following his hunch that Lady Babs was somehow involved in the publication of Passion’s Seed …

**Note: This is an updated version of an earlier title written as Claudette Williams. The updated versions of Claudy's Claudette Williams titles are more sexually explicit.

Wildfire Kiss

Lord Thurston Tarrant, known as Hotspur on the London social scene, thinks Lady Taffeta Grantham is too young and idealistic. Experience has taught him that love is found only in fairy tales and that very few women can be trusted—especially young and attractive ones.

As for Taffy, she finds the rakehell cynical and arrogant—definitely not the hero, the man of principles and romance, her heart longs for. Besides, as one of the Rogues Three, she is more concerned with social injustice than a man who could use his influence to right wrongs but shows no interest in doing so.

So why does Tarrant find himself enchanted by the beautiful and high-spirited Taffy? Why does Taffy’s sporadic gift of sight insist on showing her visions of Tarrant as a bold and passionate lover—her lover?

When the prince of flirts catches the princess of thieves in a ‘Robin Hood’ encounter gone wrong, a secret is discovered, a promise is given, and two lives will be changed in ways neither could have dreamed.

Taffeta and Hotspur

Lady Barbara

Mary Sweet Mary

Myriah

Hotspur and Taffeta

Miss Felicia Easton, holed up happily at Easton Manor, was quite content with her unchaperoned state, thank you very much. The last thing she needed was to be summarily fetched to see her ogre of a guardian, the elderly Duke of Somerset.
And so she fled with her childhood friend, Scott—only to run into a highwayman!
Thank heavens Glen Aston happened along when he did, insisting the two runaways recover from their shock at a local inn.
But it was some time before the flirtatious Felicia and the highly susceptible Ashton realized they had more in common than a chance encounter in the countryside, for the Duke of Somerset had passed away, and Ashton was now Felicia’s guardian.
And this guardian didn’t appreciate being bamboozled by a slip of a girl, lovely though she might be!

Madcap Miss

Proceedings of the XI Conference on Spanish Caribbean Literature, April 1988

History and Time in Caribbean Literature

Charming beauty Serena Moorely, amused by nineteen-year-old Freddy Wathering's crush on her, puts up with the lad's affectionate glances and flirtations, but when his handsome uncle, Lord Daniel Winwood, insinuates that she should marry Freddy, sparks beg

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