Elizabeth Eliot

• Jan-2019

But the servants! Anything might happen to them. They might go in a train to Woolwich and meet the love of their lives, or be murdered almost for the asking. Not that one wanted to be murdered exactly, but there was frustration in being denied the po...

• Jan-2019

As I waited for the carriage I realized that whereas before I had been accustomed to think of her as a selfish and often foolish woman I now regarded her as a veritable ogress.Lady Anne’s position as the wife of Charles Guthrie gives her a unique (...

• Jan-2019

‘The trouble with you, Anne, is that you’re always imagining things.’ Who had said that? Probably mother. Or the governess before she left to get married. How disagreeable, and it was all the fault of the sub-conscious. . . . Why didn’t the s...

• Jan-2019

‘As far as I am concerned, Aunt Violet, I don’t want another penny of your money. I can go out and earn my bread’ and she saw a distinct picture of herself working her fingers to the bone and being seduced by goodness knows whom.Obsessed with m...

• Oct-2000

"JUST SIGN AT THE X..." The deliveryman isn't looking for Cassidy Maxwell, female corporate CPA. He's seeking the coincidentally named Maxwell Cassidy, laid-back computer genius -- and a first-class pack rat. By the time Cassidy sorts out the mi...

• Jul-2000

A TEMPTING SITUATION Kate Wilkes runs a successful restaurant, but it's her other career that really cooks: Kate is the author of bestselling erotic cookbooks written under the name "The Temptress." But now that the man she's adore...