Americana Series Series by Julie Tetel Andresen, Julie Tetel

Fair Game A swirl of petticoats disappearing up a tree had been James Stewart's first sight of the impetuous Miss Shaw. And though he wondered whom she met at her early morning rendezvous, he wondered even more what she looked like without all that lace to hide behind. The impertinent soldier Stewart had an uncanny knack for turning up at the most inopportune times, usually when Jane was half-dressed... moreFair Game A swirl of petticoats disappearing up a tree had been James Stewart's first sight of the impetuous Miss Shaw. And though he wondered whom she met at her early morning rendezvous, he wondered even more what she looked like without all that lace to hide behind. The impertinent soldier Stewart had an uncanny knack for turning up at the most inopportune times, usually when Jane was half-dressed. And if the truth of her activities became as hard to hide from him as her womanly charms were proving to be, her secret cause was surely lost! less

With the British army occupying her house in Maryland, Jane Shaw becomes the first link in the relay chain of information that will help the American army turn the tide in a war they are losing. Will James Stewart, a Redcoat camped out on her farm, be able to thwart her activities and her loyalties?Original copyright 1993, Harlequin Books

When Barbara Johnson opens her door to the soul-scarred drifter, Morgan Harris, asking for work, she has no way of predicting that he will be the one man who can protect her from the people who will soon be conspiring to take her beloved baby daughter away from her. original copyright 1993, Harlequin Books

Stranger at the door! Barbara Johnson was a woman alone - except for the child of war she clutched fiercely to her breast. The child had freed her heart to love, but now the past threatened her hard-won peace. And only a soul-scarred stranger stood between her and sorrow... Morgan Harris was a man pursued by broken yesterdays, until he crossed Barbara Johnson's threshold and knew his running was at an end... moreStranger at the door! Barbara Johnson was a woman alone - except for the child of war she clutched fiercely to her breast. The child had freed her heart to love, but now the past threatened her hard-won peace. And only a soul-scarred stranger stood between her and sorrow... Morgan Harris was a man pursued by broken yesterdays, until he crossed Barbara Johnson's threshold and knew his running was at an end. For here, amid a web of needful deception, he found the courage and strength that would be his heart's salvation! less

Laurence Harris Was Ready For A Challenge And a woman in need of help was one he was happy to accept. Particularly when that woman was Cathy Davidson, whose hair carried the scent of apple blossoms and whose lips were as sweet as honeyed wine. Cathy would never find the fortune left by her eccentric neighbor or see the true nature of the old man's slimy nephew without him... moreLaurence Harris Was Ready For A Challenge And a woman in need of help was one he was happy to accept. Particularly when that woman was Cathy Davidson, whose hair carried the scent of apple blossoms and whose lips were as sweet as honeyed wine. Cathy would never find the fortune left by her eccentric neighbor or see the true nature of the old man's slimy nephew without him. And besides, Laurence was determined to stay around long enough to convince the lovely Cathy that the only man she belonged with was him! less

Their mutual attraction was infinitely tempting and utterly impossible! Sarah knew that a proper Baltimore miss shouldn't even glance at a man who had lost all his clothes, but the barefaced truth was that this man appeared to be the only thing standing between her and disaster. Sarah Ross Harris was a beautiful idiot, Wes Powell reasoned... moreTheir mutual attraction was infinitely tempting and utterly impossible! Sarah knew that a proper Baltimore miss shouldn't even glance at a man who had lost all his clothes, but the barefaced truth was that this man appeared to be the only thing standing between her and disaster. Sarah Ross Harris was a beautiful idiot, Wes Powell reasoned. Who else would argue with a buck-naked stranger while fleeing an Indian attack? How on earth would the two of them ever survive the dangers that lay ahead, let alone the fire that burned between them? less

Sarah knows that a proper Baltimore miss shouldn’t even glance at a man who has lost all his clothing, but the barefaced truth is that the Man Beast running toward her is utterly naked. What’s worse, now that she has been separated from her family and their wagon train attacked, the Man Beast appears to be the only thing standing between her and disaster. Sarah Ross Harris is a beautiful idiot, Wesley Powell reasons... moreSarah knows that a proper Baltimore miss shouldn’t even glance at a man who has lost all his clothing, but the barefaced truth is that the Man Beast running toward her is utterly naked. What’s worse, now that she has been separated from her family and their wagon train attacked, the Man Beast appears to be the only thing standing between her and disaster. Sarah Ross Harris is a beautiful idiot, Wesley Powell reasons. Who else argues with a buck-naked stranger fleeing a murderous group of Sioux squaws? How on earth will the two of them ever survive the dangers that lie ahead, with her complaints and society airs and just plain impracticality? And here they are stranded alone and together in the midst of hundreds and thousands of acres of wilderness – the exact count of which Wesley and his team of surveyors have been sent from Washington, D.C. to determine. Sarah and Wesley encounter heat, hunger, lashing rain, Indians, nosy pioneers, and the company of a mangy wolf. All the while Sarah fears the fate of her family and Wesley his team of surveyors. But the absolute worst? Their mutual attraction was infinitely tempting and utterly impossible! Originally published by Harlequin as Sweet Sarah Ross. less