The White Series Series by Jaclyn Reding

When Robert, Lord Devonbrook, loses all he owns in a conflagration, he moves to a remote castle in Scotland, where he meets an heiress in hiding who attempts to restore his happiness with the help of some magical heather. Original."

In Regency London, a young lord sets out to discover the circumstances surrounding his friend's suicide by locating the lady who spurned him. What he finds is an enchanting beautiful woman with some peculiar hobbies: nocturnal activities the lord believes to be sorcery, and an affectionate relationship with a wealthy gentleman. But nothing prepares him for the most startling revelation of all--a passion that suddenly consumes them both...

Fleeing the cold, cruel knight she was forced to marry, an unhappy bride takes refuge in a remote castle--and finds a chance at true love with her mysterious husband..."I'd be a damsel in distress any day if this white knight was in the vicinity. Don't miss Reding's latest goodie." --Catherine CoulterThe previous books in Jaclyn Reding's White Quartet have been praised as "exciting and passion-filled" (Rendezvous) and "charmingly written and witty" (Romantic Times)... moreFleeing the cold, cruel knight she was forced to marry, an unhappy bride takes refuge in a remote castle--and finds a chance at true love with her mysterious husband..."I'd be a damsel in distress any day if this white knight was in the vicinity. Don't miss Reding's latest goodie." --Catherine CoulterThe previous books in Jaclyn Reding's White Quartet have been praised as "exciting and passion-filled" (Rendezvous) and "charmingly written and witty" (Romantic Times). The passion and romance continue in White Knight..."[Jaclyn Reding's] star is definitely on the rise." --Painted Rock Reviews* White Knight includes an excerpt from Catherine Coulter's The Countess (Signet October 1999)* Reding's White Quartet novels have received the romance community's highest praise and honors* Also by Jaclyn Reding: White Magic (8/98), White Heather (8/97), and Stealing Heaven (9/96)" A warning from Catherine Coulter:"This knight is mad, bad, and irresistible." less

A remote island castle haunted by tragedy and superstition becomes the last refuge for a young governess with dark secrets of her own.... She appeared one day out of nowhere. Beautiful, refined and elusive, she seems totally enthralled with the isolated isle of Trelay. But her employer, Gabriel MacFeagh, Viscount Dunevin, can't help wondering who Nell Harte really is -- and why she is willing to work as his daughter's governess... moreA remote island castle haunted by tragedy and superstition becomes the last refuge for a young governess with dark secrets of her own.... She appeared one day out of nowhere. Beautiful, refined and elusive, she seems totally enthralled with the isolated isle of Trelay. But her employer, Gabriel MacFeagh, Viscount Dunevin, can't help wondering who Nell Harte really is -- and why she is willing to work as his daughter's governess. After all, it is most obvious that she has heard the rumors about the day his wife disappeared -- the day his young daughter descended into a terrible silence that she has not yet broken. But Nell must never discover the real reason why he is estranged from his mute, lonely child -- even if he has to deny the most precious love he has ever known.... less