Rightfully His
by Tracy Grant
Dell Publishing, September 1998
ISBN 0-440-22546-9
“Nobody mixes intrigue and passion better than Tracy Grant.” — Penelope Williamson, author of The Passions of Emma
Shores of Desire
by Tracy Grant
Dell Publishing, November 1997
ISBN 0-440-22168-4
“A beautiful, evocative love story with the sweeping power of an epic, told in the grand tradition of a Diana Gabaldon tale.” — Penelope Williamson, author of The Outsider
Shadows of the Heart
by Tracy Grant
Dell Publishing, November 1996
ISBN 0-440-22161-1
“This is a story you’ll want to savor–rich and brimming as it is with passion, intrigue, and enough twists and surprises to keep you reading long into the wee hours of the night. But it is also a story you will never forget, for it is a moving portrayal of the human heart, of our need for forgiveness, from each other and ourselves. And about the redemptive, healing power of love.” — Penelope Williamson, author of The Outsider
Dark Angel
As Anna Grant (in collaboration with Joan Grant)
Zebra Books, March 1994
ISBN 0-8217-4494-1
When her husband is killed in the Peninsular War, Caroline Rawley is left a widow, stranded behind enemy lines in war-torn Spain with her young daughter. Her only chance at escape is to accept help from Adam Durward, her childhood friend, her former lover, the man she has sworn never to trust again.
“Fit For A Prince” in A Valentine’s Day Delight
As Anthea Malcolm (in collaboration with Joan Grant)
Zebra Books, January 1994
ISBN 0-8217-4471-2
Simon di Tassio goes to a Valentine’s Day houseparty to meet his future wife only to find that the girl’s chaperone is Justine de Valon, his first and only love.
A Sensible Match
As Anthea Malcolm (in collaboration with Joan Grant)
Zebra Books, May 1993
ISBN 0-8217-4169-1
Alessandra di Tassio and Harry Dudley, Earl of Milverton, have learned to be wary of love. When they agree to marry, it is to be a sensible, unromantic alliance. But when an age-old scandal threatens the position and title that form the basis of their marriage, Harry and Alessa learn that they have found something far more precious.
An Improper Proposal
As Anthea Malcolm (in collaboration with Joan Grant)
Zebra Books, August 1992
ISBN 0-8217-3858-5
When her brother unexpectedly becomes a marquis, Rachel Ford finds herself acting as a society hostess in addition to running the theater company she inherited from her late husband. In the midst of it all, their blacksheep cousin Guy returns to England. Guy, a brilliant playwright and the man Rachel secretly loves beyond all reason, risks imprisonment to clear himself of the crime he was falsely charged with two years ago. Rachel can think of only one way to use her newfound position in society to protect him–she offers to become his wife.
“The Perfect Mother” in A Mother’s Heart
As Anthea Malcolm (in collaboration with Joan Grant)
Zebra Books, May 1992
ISBN 0-8217-3756-2
For Melloney, entering into an arranged marriage with Miles Pengarrick means not only learning to be wife but learning to be mother to her husband’s two young daughters.
A Touch of Scandal
As Anthea Malcolm (in collaboration with Joan Grant)
Zebra Books, December 1991
ISBN 0-8217-3603-5
Once a powerful politician, Gideon Carne fled England in scandal and disgrace. He returns from the Peninsular War to find his children alienated strangers and his fortune mysteriously in ruins. Fiona Alastair, the woman he betrayed five years ago, is now governess to his son’s best friend. It is Fiona who holds the key to helping Gideon rebuild his fortunes. But in the process, they uncover secrets which may destroy them both.
Also available in Italian.
“The Christmas Knight” in A Christmas Delight
As Anthea Malcolm (in collaboration with Joan Grant)
Zebra Books, November 1991
ISBN 0-8217-3583-7
Without a family to call his own, Owen Thorn has little time for holiday celebration. But at a Christams houseparty, an old tale of courtly love makes him see his friend Amanda Berwick in a new light.
The Counterfeit Heart
As Anthea Malcolm (in collaboration with Joan Grant)
Zebra Books, June 1991
ISBN 0-8217-3425-3
Nicola Crawford is hardly surprised when her cousin Charles’s betrothed disappears without a fare-thee-well. Anyone engaged to Charles Windham was bound to run off sooner or later. But when Nicola’s fiancé vanishes as well, Nicola and Charles find themselves unwilling allies on a wild chase through Devon and Cornwall.
“A Mistletoe Christmas” in A Christmas Holiday
As Anthea Malcolm (in collaboration with Joan Grant)
Zebra Books, November 1990
ISBN 0-8217-3583-7
Practical Elizabeth Alder broke her engagement to eccentric Jeremy Crawford because she knew they would never suit. But when Jeremy arrives unexpectedly on Christmas Eve with a mysterious, wounded stranger, Elizabeth is given another chance at romance.
Frivolous Pretence
As Anthea Malcolm (in collaboration with Joan Grant)
Zebra Books, February 1990
ISBN 0-8217-2902-0
While all London is abuzz over the scandalous divorce trial of Queen Caroline, Demetra and Frank Hawksley find their own marriage on the verge of collapse. Blackmail, interfering relatives, and a secret plot to undermine the Queen’s defense threaten to make it impossible for Demetra and Frank to recapture the love they once shared.
The Courting of Philippa
As Anthea Malcolm (in collaboration with Joan Grant)
Zebra Books, August 1989
ISBN 0-8217-2714-1
Philippa Davenport is a sucessful author of romantic novels. Henry Ashton is a serious novelist who considers love stories romantic nonsense. But when a libel trial throws Henry and Philippa together, Henry’s views about literature and love begin to change.
The Widow’s Gambit
As Anthea Malcolm (in collaboration with Joan Grant)
Zebra Books, May 1988
ISBN 0-8217-2357-X
The eldest of the orphaned Neville sisters needs a chaperone for the London season, so Livia Neville invents a dead husband and becomes the respectable Widow Royce. But she finds herself caught in a snare of her own making when she comes up against Nicholas Warwick, the first man she has ever met who is as highhanded as she is and almost her equal at chess.
Also available in Chinese.
