Elisabeth Hartmann Elisabeth Hartmann i(A89825 works by)
Gender: Female
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2 2 y separately published work icon The Five Winds Patricia Shaw , ( trans. Karin Dufner et. al. )agent with title Wind des Sudens ) Munich : Droemer Knaur , 2004 Z1096236 2003 single work novel historical fiction
2 y separately published work icon The Dream Seekers Patricia Shaw , ( trans. Elisabeth Hartmann with title Im Land der tausend Sonnen : Roman ) Munich : Knaur , 2002 Z1402639 2001 single work novel crime historical fiction
3 y separately published work icon Captain Jack's Woman Stephanie Laurens , ( trans. Elisabeth Hartmann with title Ungestum wie Wind und Meer ) Gutersloh : RM Buch und Medien Vertrieb , 2001 Z1164412 1997 single work novel romance historical fiction

They meet in a clash of swords, drenched in the moonlight of Britain's rugged eastern coast: Captain Jack, his handsome features etched in silver and shadow, his powerful physique compelling 'Kit' Cranmer to surrender. He is her dream lover come vividly alive, and his command of the smuggling gang is absolute. His all-knowing gaze penetrates her disguise as the 'lad' leader of a rival gang with frightening ease - and his 'punishment' with kisses leaves her maidenly modesty in tatters. Suddenly Kit finds she's only too delighted to explore with Jack the pleasures conventionally reserved for married ladies...little knowing what dangerous forces she's unleashing. For even as Kit revels in midnight gallops and cottage rendezvous, Captain Jack is laying a gentle trap that will curtail her freedom...and bind her to him with a ring of promise...and ties of devotion and desire. - (from back cover, Avon 1997)
5 y separately published work icon Morning Glory Margaret Way , ( trans. Elisabeth Hartmann with title Dein Kuss spricht von Liebe ) Berlin : CORA , 1989 Z1497046 1988 single work novel romance Even in the midst of her artistic family Kit Lacey stood out. Vivid, flamboyant, talented and capable, it wasn't surprising that she caught the eye. And one day the man of her dreams was going to come along and sweep her off her feet. Thorne Stratton seemed to fit the bill. But she was reluctant to acknowledge the attraction that flowed between them. - from back cover (Sydney 1988)
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