Diane's Booklist
"The Improper Wife"
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A Warner Forever Release
November 2004
ISBN: 0-446-61437-8
She said:
How could I, Maggie Delaney, have been duped? Swept off my feet and married to a man who lied about his name, I now find myself at the mercy of extreme circumstances, with no money and an infant son. But I have found the owner of my husband’s false name: Captain John Grayson, a soldier, a hero, and a man of means. He doesn’t believe my story, but there is hope. Captain Gra ager to accept his new “wife” and make me a lady. How can I, a woman on the brink of ruin, refuse?
He said:
Does she take me, Captain John Grayson, for a fool...easily taken in by her beauty and willing to go along with her charade? When she first came to me with her preposterous cIaims, I did my gentlemanly duty. I paid her debts and took no advantage of her. Now I find her and her son at my ancestral home, beloved by all. I could easily throw her out, but her fierce pride and smoldering eyes tempt me to keep her...and make her my wife both in my heart and my bed.
"The Wagering Widow "
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Written as Diane Gaston
Harlequin Mills & Boon
February 2005
ISBN: 0-263-84356-4
Cover © 2004 by Harlequin Mills & Boon Limited
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When the masked Lady Widow plays cards at one bawdy London gaming hell, all the gentlemen patrons wager on who will be the first to unmask her—in bed. But not Lord Guy Keating. At his first sight of Lady Widow, Keating has guessed her identity. The other patrons do not realize he knows. Neither does Lady Widow—also known as Lady Emily Keating, his wife.
"The Mysterious Miss M"
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Written as Diane Gaston
Harlequin Mills & Boon
December 2004
ISBN: 0-263-83968-0
Cover © 2004 by Harlequin Mills & Boon Limited
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The Mysterious Miss M is a living male fantasy—alluring, sensual, masked. But when Lord Devlin Steele finds himself responsible for her—and her child—he comes to know the real Maddy: the loving, passionate woman who drives away the nightmares of the Waterloo Battlefield.
But the aristocratic soldier can’t support his new family. He will only inherit his fortune on marriage to a suitable lady—and Maddy is far from suitable. With the dangers of London’s underworld closing in, how can he protect the woman he has come to love?