The Most Recent and Upcoming Books


As you know, my most recent novels have been set in the Regency period (1811-1820, Pride and Prejudice time) or the Georgian (in my case, in the 1760s, Dangerous Liaisons time) If you want to see a list of all my published fiction, by series, in order click here.

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UPCOMING
April 2009

THE SECRET WEDDING
Second book of the "rakish trilogy."
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RECENTLY PUBLISHED

November 2008. The reissue in mass market form of

"...these stories soar with imagination, adventure, and magic." Romantic Times
"Well written, stylish and above all inventive,
Dragon Lovers is sure to please readers of all ages." Anne McCaffrey
See more here.

April 2008

A LADY'S SECRET
First book of the "rakish trilogy" set in the Malloren world.
"Extraordinary storyteller Beverley mixes witty repartee, danger and simmering sensuality with her strong and engaging characters, including a fetching Papillon, in this delightful, delicious gem of a book."
Joan Hammond, Romantic Times

Read the beginning here.

April 2008

LOVERS AND LADIES
At last we begin to reissue my early traditional Regency romances. For technical reasons, we're beginning at the end with a trade paperback book containing THE FORTUNE HUNTER and DEIRDRE AND DON JUAN. Click here to go to a complete list of books.

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