“Aphrodite crossed me off her list a long time ago.” Ambrose Duchamp Former assassin Ambrose Duchamp believes he is unworthy of love. He lives a quiet, secluded life in the Caribbean and keeps his heart locked in a steel box. When his friend warns him Aphrodite will find him no matter where he hides, Ambrose scoffs at the idea of the goddess of love taking an interest in his affairs. When a frightened governess asks him to protect her Ambrose faces a new keeping cupid’s arrow from piercing his heart. Juliet is a woman alone in a brutal world. As a fugitive, she takes a position as a governess on a tropical island far from England’s shores. As her enemy pursues her, she has one hope of surviving his wicked a dark, imposing man rumored to be the incarnation of the Grim Reaper. When Mr. Duchamp suggests a pretend courtship to protect her reputation, Juliet begins to wish their cover story is not a ruse. How can such a dark and deadly man be so charming, and so vexing? Set in the lush Caribbean in the early 19th century with sugar lords and sharks, dazzling sunsets and sandy beaches. This unique love story between an English governess and a deadly French assassin brings historical romance to life. Reluctant Bold Men, Independent Women, Finding True Love was Never in Their Plans!
I live in the Northwoods of Wisconsin, on the shores of Green Bay. I have always been a voracious reader of romances, mostly historical romances and sweeping historical sagas. I love researching different time periods and imagining what life was like back then so it seems only natural to write historical romances. My one vice, aside from reading romances, is coffee. I melt beneath the intoxicating sway of a strong white mocha latte promising to embrace my senses and carry me away. Mmmm . . . I can visualize the steam rising from that frothy cup as I sit here thinking of it.
I write Historical Romance novels and non-fiction essays on women and feminist movement throughout history. I have a Bachelors Degree in History and also in Humanistic Studies with an emphasis in Ancient and Medieval Research.
Aside from good romance, good coffee and history, I am also passionate about art and enjoy reading about the lives of artists through the ages.