She felt that she couldn't be Jayne Stewart. Yet they told her, after the plane crash that robbed her of her memory, that that was her name, and she could only accept and tremble.
She trembled with humiliation, for Jayne was cold and calculating, a woman who hadn't cared when her husband died.
And she trembled with passion, passion for her husband's brother Duncan, a man who had sworn to hate her.
What was the truth about her past? Would she find it in time to bring her love in the present--and for always?
Nancy Jean Buckingham was born on 10 August 1924 in Bristol, England, UK. In 1949, she married John Sawyer, born on 4 October 1919 in London, England, UK. They formed one of the most popular writting-team marriage. The first books published under her maiden name Nancy Buckingham since 1967, are classical gothic novels. In 1970s, they started to used the pseudonyms: Christina Abbey and Erica Quest. In 1980, they sold her first novels to Silhouette, and they mixed their names to create the penname Nancy John. They also published one novel as Hilary London. The last novels that they published are a popular police series as Erica Quest, protagonized by the Detective Chief Inspector Kate Maddox. Their last novel was released in 1992.
Nancy Jean Buckingham Sawyer was the eighth elected Chairman (1973-1975) of the Romantic Novelists' Association, and is now one of its vice-presidents. John passed away in 1994.