Arwin Adventures Series by Donna Lee Peabody

Jack of Hearts begins in Haven-Lea, the main port of the Kingdom of Weymer. It follows the adventures of Brianna Riedell and James (Jamie) Duncan. Brianna is a well-meaning tavern wench, who falls for Jamie's roguish charms. When he becomes embroiled in Court intrigue, he pulls her into the fray as well. Their adventure includes intrigue, deception, and betrayal... moreJack of Hearts begins in Haven-Lea, the main port of the Kingdom of Weymer. It follows the adventures of Brianna Riedell and James (Jamie) Duncan. Brianna is a well-meaning tavern wench, who falls for Jamie's roguish charms. When he becomes embroiled in Court intrigue, he pulls her into the fray as well. Their adventure includes intrigue, deception, and betrayal. Will Jamie overcome his fears? Will Brianna see past the lies? The story overlaps the adventure that began in Book One - A Squire's Tale. As with all The Arwin Adventures, there is romance, intrigue, hope and the ever constant struggle for the triumph of true love.... less

Malcolm has ruled the troubled Duchy of Black March for four long, lonely years. After he meets Beth, a war widow with a young son, he finds true love at last. But can he convince her five overprotective brothers to trust him? Can he persuade her to give their love a chance? This tale unfolds in two versions. Both stories are essentially the same; however, in Unleashed, the reader is invited behind the doors, revealing the more erotic, passionate side of their relationship... moreMalcolm has ruled the troubled Duchy of Black March for four long, lonely years. After he meets Beth, a war widow with a young son, he finds true love at last. But can he convince her five overprotective brothers to trust him? Can he persuade her to give their love a chance? This tale unfolds in two versions. Both stories are essentially the same; however, in Unleashed, the reader is invited behind the doors, revealing the more erotic, passionate side of their relationship. Unleashed contains scenes of domination and submission, and more explicit sexual situations that will tantalize any erotic reader. This is their story of love, loss, loneliness, and, ultimately, trust. Choose your version and follow their love wherever it leads. less

Princess Lily DeLache of Weymer had always refused to be limited by her gender. She eschewed the clothing, attitudes, and mannerisms that most men expected from a noble born lady. She found herself forced into an arranged marriage with the king of Feywin. She arrived at his capital only to be shuffled off to endure a period of adjustment overseen by the arrogant young nephew of the King – Duke William Marchand. Lily and William sparred both with words and swords... morePrincess Lily DeLache of Weymer had always refused to be limited by her gender. She eschewed the clothing, attitudes, and mannerisms that most men expected from a noble born lady. She found herself forced into an arranged marriage with the king of Feywin. She arrived at his capital only to be shuffled off to endure a period of adjustment overseen by the arrogant young nephew of the King – Duke William Marchand. Lily and William sparred both with words and swords. Despite their arguments, they were drawn to each other. She found in him the safety and calm that she needed. William found her passion for life and her rebellious nature an irresistible combination. Would they ignore their treasonous love or would they face the consequences and forge a life together despite the challenges? less

Patrick and Melinda had grown up as neighbors. They had shared a perfect kiss when they were teenagers, but he was too shy to profess his love, as she was attracted to William, his best friend and the Duke of Fairhaven. How could he compete? He left the duchy - and Melinda, but when he returned, he discovered that he still loved her. Now he was determined to win her, despite interference by Geoffrey, a young Baron. In the end, though, Patrick's real problem was his father... morePatrick and Melinda had grown up as neighbors. They had shared a perfect kiss when they were teenagers, but he was too shy to profess his love, as she was attracted to William, his best friend and the Duke of Fairhaven. How could he compete? He left the duchy - and Melinda, but when he returned, he discovered that he still loved her. Now he was determined to win her, despite interference by Geoffrey, a young Baron. In the end, though, Patrick's real problem was his father. Can Patrick overcome his father’s bitterness and learn to stand up for what he loved? less