Cynthia Bailey Pratt: 14 books

The faerie Sira discovers a young knight, Conn of Hamdry, asleep in the forest. Though blind from a battle wound, he is also strong and powerful. Faeries may not be touched by humans, but Siras curiosity and Conns desire draw them together. Can Sira give up the exquisite faerie world and her immortality...

Dominic Knight claims to be a historian, but his real mission is to end the strife in the faery kingdom. Clarice Stavely, beautiful and rich, has never found a man so fascinating, and opens her home and heart to him. But when she discovers his real motives, she embarks on a dangerous journey in the...

Blaic, a faery prince, lay under a spell. He was turned into a marble statue, never to return to flesh until his stone was touched by a womans tears. Felicia Starret brought him to life again as she mourned her father, and Blaic promised to grant her every wish. Felicias desire was that her younger sister...

Rietta Ferris has been courted before for her wealth. But it is always her younger sister Blanche, beautiful and vivacious, who wins the mens affections. So Rietta, to protect herself, disguises her own beauty, hoping that a gentleman will love her for herself. Sir Nicholas Kirwans Irish estate has been...

Egyptologist Simon Archer thinks his long-time correspondent, a self-taught hieroglyphics expert, is an elderly woman. He is horrified to find that Julia Hanson is young, beautiful, and determined to accompany him on his expeditionsomething not done in 1849. Julia accidentally releases An-ket, a long-trapped...

Edith Parker operated the Farmer and Maid Matrimonial Service. Jefferson Dane, a Missouri rancher, asked Edith to help him choose between three possible brides. Edith, believing that marriage should be a commitment, at first refused to select the winner. But her own growing attraction to the rancher...

Lillian Canfield is suffering from a broken engagement. In order to escape the concern of the London ton, she decided to aid her friend Pauline by posing as a governess at Mottisbury Castle. Pauline was interested in the castles owner, Thorpe Everard, and needed someone close by to advance her cause....

Widowed Sophie Banner had married a brilliant poet who proved unreliable. Now she had returned to England, only to find that Dominic Swift, Duke of Saltaire, stood her friend. The duke had been enchanted by Sophie on her wedding day, but he realized that she needed now to maintain her independence...

Jocelyn Burnwell was caring for her mischievous cousins in her domestic world when she saved a strangers life. Mr. Hammond turned out to be a master of disguise who had a letter from Napoleon--which could determine Englands fate. So Jocelyn set out on an adventure with this dashing, mysterious gentleman--an...

Rose Spenser was surprised by the Black Mask, a rogue searching for what she supposed was the ruby ring she’d inherited from her godfather. But Rose had need of the infamous thief, wishing to retrieve her brother Rupert’s IOUs from Sir Niles Alardyce. The thief was not averse to this plan, as his...

Sarah East wouldnt have considered abandoning her tomboyish ways if she hadnt been smitten by Alaric Naughton, Earl of Reyne. And her efforts appeared useless, as she met disaster every time she came in contact with the dashing peer. But Alaric had already noticed that the lovely, spirited Sarah was...

On a visit, Camilla Twainsbury finds her mother’s old nurse in dire trouble and goes for help. When Camilla is discovered by Sir Philip in the snow, he takes them both into his home. A writer, he has inherited his brother’s title, as well as his brother’s widow and three daughters. His wish to...

Maris Lindel had a tendre for her neighbor Lord Kenton Danesby, but he found her only a charming, and flirtatious, girl. So Maris returned to her home—and found that a friend was in financial difficulties. When Kenton again met Miss Lindel, he found her become a woman who helped those in need with...

When Lady Roma Randolph’s fiancé died, she accepted that she would not marry. Visiting Bath for the winter, she met her recent fiancé’s cousin, Bret Donovan. Not at all like her fiancé, who was a genteel gentleman, Bret was witty and outrageous, handsome and charming—but also almost penniless....