Janet Mullany

Malorie Phoenix (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

"I liked the originality of the story... the savvy and unapologetically sexual heroine is a big plus."

¿ Willaful, Karen Know's Best

"Everything about this book is brilliant. LOVED it!"

¿ Farrah Sayyed, Imagine A World

"It had romance and a bit of intrigue that was blended well"

¿ Tracy Stapp, The Book Binge

She plays a deadly game, but nothing is as dangerous as love.

Benedict de Malorie, Earl of Trevisan, can never forget the masked woman he met one night at a London pleasure garden. The clever pickpocket stole his heart and his family's prized jewel ¿ the Malorie Phoenix. But the family treasure reappears in Benedict's darkest hour, returned by its thief, along with the unexpected gift of his infant daughter.

Believing that she is dying, Jenny Smith leaves her daughter in the custody of the baby's blueblood father. Seven years later she finds herself in good health and alone, yearning for her only child. To raise enough money to...

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: TKA Distribution
• Erscheinungstermin: 23. April 2012
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781937776299
• Artikelnr.: 41336787

Autorenporträt

A long time ago I was born in England but for the past few decades I've lived in the US. I'm not one of those people who dreamed of writing; instead I found a few years ago that I had the happy combination of time on my hands, a use for my troublesome imagination, and a computer. What I did do, in preparation for becoming a writer, was to read. I still love to read although I find I do so now with a niggling editorial eye, and I read very widely.

I fell into writing romance because I liked romance writers and was fascinated by the genre although I seem to have spent much of my time breaking or subverting the rules everyone claims doesn't exist. I chose initially to write historicals for reasons of laziness, having devoured all of Heyer's books as a teenager and with an innate knowledge of Georgian England from having lived there and been something of a history freak (I still am). I've now become one of those writers who does terrible things to Jane Austen.

My dayjobs? Many, weird, varied, including archaeologist, editor/proofreader, classical music radio announcer, box office manager.

What I do the rest of the time? Drink tea, volunteer at a local historic house museum, read, frivol away time on the internet.

Thanks for visiting! My website is janetmullany.com and you're invited to drop by and join my mail list. My e-newsletters are infrequent yet dazzling.