By now, Sabrina
is the author of a various number of books, most of them belonging to series.
The first one is the Lord trilogy.
It starts with a pirate, who kidnaps a shipload of convict women. Little does
he know he is about to meet a stepsister and stepbrother, Sara Willis and the
Earl of Blackmore, who will change his life… The first book deals with Sara,
the second one with the Earl of Blackmore, and the final one with his friend
St. Claire.
The next series
is called The Swanlea Spinsters and
counts five books. It starts out with three sisters, daughters to the Earl of
Swanlea. Condemned to spinsterhood by circumstances (and bad luck), Lady
Rosalind, Lady Helena, and Lady Juliet are struggling to make ends meet with an
ill father and an underfunded estate. That’s when Griffith Knighton and Daniel
Brennan make an appearance to change their lives forever. From there, matters
follow a strange path: Juliet is kidnapped by a man named Morgan who turns out
to be a man named Sebastian who actually does have a twin named Morgan with a
friend named Ravenswood… and yes, they all have books.
Then following
series is The Royal Brotherhood. This
series features three half-brothers who are fictional bastards of the Prince of
Wales (for more about Prinny’s many affairs, check out the Rooted in History
tab below). Bound together by the royal father who denied them, they have
formed a pact to help each other achieve their every desire—including the women
of their dreams. So without further ado, meet Alexander Black, Earl of
Iversley, Marcus North, Viscount Draker and Mr. Gavin Byrne, game house keeper…
Sabrina
consequently wrote The School for
Heiresses. After heiress Charlotte elopes with a dashing soldier named
Jimmy Harris, who runs through her entire inheritance before having the good
sense to get himself killed in a duel, she vows to keep other young women from
making her mistake. So, with the help of a mysterious and anonymous benefactor
whom she knows only as Cousin Michael, she establishes Mrs. Harris’s School for
Young Ladies that caters to… you guessed it… heiresses! Not blatantly, of
course. That would be gauche. But her private Lessons for Heiresses are quite
informative, and before long wealthy parents are scrambling to have their
daughters admitted to what the gossips deem “Mrs. Harris’s School for
Heiresses.” The only trouble is, they probably wouldn’t approve of everything
their daughters are learning!
Then comes The
Hellions of Halstead Hall because every reader wanted to know more about
Lord Stoneville… Oliver, Jarret, Minerva, Gabriel and Celia were deprived of
their parents as a result of a tragedy that happened nineteen years ago. It
sent them into free fall, which is where they’ve been ever since. Their rich
maternal grandmother, not of nobility, has been supporting them, but now she
has issued an ultimatum: marry or be cut off. And not just one of them, but all
of them! Some of the Heiress characters will show up from time to time
(Stoneville’s friends, after all, married heiresses or teachers from the school),
and some of the characters from the Heiress series are sure to have a place in
this series.
Now Sabrina is working on a following series: The Duke’s Men. Only one novel appeared
in this series, but more will follow for sure!
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