PRISONERS OF DESIREAfter they are reunited, Beth’s father arrives, demanding that Derrick marry Beth. Although strongly attracted to the notorious American artist, Derrick must leave Beth behind to warn the Duke of Wellington when the emperor escapes from Elba. Not even his family, who have disowned him, know he is a spy sent to watch the exiled Napoleon. Mentored by a wealthy Italian noblewoman, she pursues her dream in Naples glamorous art colony.A MAN BOUND BY DUTYSecond son of an earl, Derrick Jamison appears to be just another charming English wastrel, basking under the warm Neapolitan sun. She prefers honing her skills with a paint brush to flirting with eligible bachelors. Only the fierce love of a strong woman and the strange powers of an ancient medicine man can save the Sundancer.Ī FREE SPIRITED WOMANAllowed to run wild in the Georgia backwoods with her brothers and Creek Indian cousins, Beth Blackthorne has no desire to do her duty as daughter of a wealthy planter by making a suitable marriage. In an agonizing Dance to the Sun, Cain, the gunman he is, must confront Lone Bull, the Cheyenne he was. Posing as Alexa, the heiress, she never dreams she will become a pawn in the rivalry between two railroad barons…Īnd caught between the passions of two brothers. But an Indian ambush plunges her headlong into peril and sweet desire in the arms of her rescuer. Running from deadly danger and dark secrets, Roxanna Fallon heads west. But in the Cheyenne village of his youth, he comes face to face with the most destructive traitor of all… With blood on his hands and vengeance in his heart, Cain has spent a life brooding over those who have betrayed him…Īnd the fate that has cursed him as a half breed. Now, with characters so real they leap off the page and into your heart, comes this epic of love and a magnificent destiny beneath the Western sky… Shirl Henke’s gorgeous novels are bold, riveting tales filled with the sensuous romance and richly satisfying storytelling that have become her hallmarks.

Moon Flower by Shirl Henke