Harlequin Historical, Series by Bronwyn Williams

Mark of the white brant. Kinnahauk gazed down at the scrawny, half-drowned woman. This was the virgin mate promised him by the Great Spirit? Yet the firemark on her brow matched the one on his own gleaming chest. Bridget Abbott gazed fearfully at the magnificent half-naked savage standing before her. Clearly she was far from the colonies--and from the planter she'd promised to wed... moreMark of the white brant. Kinnahauk gazed down at the scrawny, half-drowned woman. This was the virgin mate promised him by the Great Spirit? Yet the firemark on her brow matched the one on his own gleaming chest. Bridget Abbott gazed fearfully at the magnificent half-naked savage standing before her. Clearly she was far from the colonies--and from the planter she'd promised to wed. Had she escaped being burned as a witch in England only to be eaten alive by this golden-eyed heathen? Destiny had brought their two worlds together--only the heat of passion could make the two worlds one. less

Another Man's Woman . . . Cabel Rawson didn't have to resort to paying a woman for her favors. So when he saw the delicate dockside beauty unsuccessfully plying her trade, he hated himself for the desire she aroused in him. Maggie McNair had run from a past that had nearly destroyed her. And when a kindly widower offered her the protection of his good name in exchange for tending his brood, she gratefully accepted... moreAnother Man's Woman . . . Cabel Rawson didn't have to resort to paying a woman for her favors. So when he saw the delicate dockside beauty unsuccessfully plying her trade, he hated himself for the desire she aroused in him. Maggie McNair had run from a past that had nearly destroyed her. And when a kindly widower offered her the protection of his good name in exchange for tending his brood, she gratefully accepted. How could she have known that Cabe, the virile golden-eyed seaman who both terrified and tempted her beyond all reason, was his son? And now she could never be his . .. less

Gideon McNair Was The Devil's Own Angel. True, Prudence and her brother had mistaken Captain McNair for a pirate, but that didn't give him the right to drag them off to his whaling camp and force them into slave labor. If the insufferable Gideon thought Prudence would ever apologize for holding him up at gunpoint, he was dead wrong. The handsome brute might strike fear into hearts of the roughest of men, but he had finally met his match-and she was a woman.