Fabulous Firsts
by Glynnis Campbell, Jill Barnett, Annette Blair, Cheryl Bolen, Lucinda Brant

12 full-length novels from 12 New York Times,
USA Today, and internationally bestselling authors!
Each book is the first in a beloved series. From the majesty
of medieval castles to the glittering ballrooms of the
Regency, read an enchanting novel from each of the Jewels of
Historical Romance!

Please note: This second
edition of Fabulous Firsts contains two novels that
weren’t in the previous edition.

WONDERFUL
(Medieval Trilogy) by Jill Barnett

Wales &
England, 1269: When Sir Merrick goes off to war, he leaves
his betrothed languishing in a covent. Ignored for six
years, Lady Clio wants revenge in this sometimes passionate,
sometimes hilarious battle of wills.

UNDENIABLE
ROGUE (Rogue’s Club) by Annette Blair
London, 1815: Thanks to a battlefield promise, Gideon St.
Goddard, Duke of Stanthorpe, will take a bride. Sabrina
Whitcomb needs to provide for her children, but wedding a
stranger is no light matter.

THE BRIDE WORE BLUE
(Brides of Bath) by Cheryl Bolen
England, 1813:
For six long years Thomas Moreland has dreamed of the
beautiful young noblewoman who rescued him. Wealthy now,
he’s come to Bath to rescue his fair
Felicity—while endeavoring to win her love.

NOBLE SATYR (Roxton Family Saga) by Lucinda
Brant
1740s: Antonia is abandoned at Versailles,
where the predatory Comte de Salvan plots her seduction. The
Duke of Roxton snatches Antonia to safety—but is
Roxton a noble savior or a satyr most despicable?

LADY DANGER (Warrior Maids of Rivenloch) by
Glynnis Campbell
Scotland, 1136: Deirdre of
Rivenloch has never had trouble turning away men. But when
she marries the powerful Sir Pagan Cameliard to save her
sister, Deirdre soon finds herself losing the battle over
her heart.

GATHER THE STARS (Culloden’s
Fire) by Kimberly Cates
Scotland, 1746:
Englishwoman Rachel de Lacey is taken hostage by the Glen
Lyon, the Highland raider saving Scotland’s orphans
from English retribution. Branded a coward in battle, he
teaches her a new meaning for courage.

THE
MacKINNON’S BRIDE (Highland Brides) by Tanya
Anne Crosby
Scotland, 1124: When Iain
MacKinnon’s young son is stolen by the English, he
captures the daughter of his enemy to bargain for his
son’s return.

THE VAMPIRE VOSS: LUCIFER’S
ROGUE (Draculia Vampire Trilogy) by Colleen
Gleason
England, 1802: Voss, the Viscount Dewhurst,
is an immortal who loves all things pleasurable, with no
regard for others. Things are about to change when Miss
Angelica Woodmore crosses his path...

ROGUE’S
HONOR (Saint of Seven Dials) by Brenda Hiatt
London, 1816: A duke’s daughter in disguise is rescued
by legendary Regency Robin Hood, the Saint of Seven Dials.
Love is the last thing either needs, but when was love ever
wise?

AMETHYST (Chase Family Series) by Lauren
Royal
England, 1666: Amethyst Goldsmith is facing a
loveless marriage, and she sees no way out—until a
devastating fire sweeps through London, and tragedy lands
her in the arms of dashing nobleman Colin Chase.

THE
DEVIL OF KILMARTIN (Kilmartin Glen) by Laurin
Wittig
Scotland, 1307: Symon MacLachlan encounters
Elena Lamont and discovers her touch frees him from the
madness he battles. He tries to lure the skittish lass to
marry him, but will he be able to win her love?

SILVER STORM (Rakes & Rebels) by Cynthia
Wright
Connecticut & Virginia, 1783: Dashing
privateer Captain Andre Raveneau saves spirited Devon
Lindsay from the Redcoats. He agrees to deliver her to her
fianc�, but doesn’t count on falling in love with
her himself!

Glynnis Campbell's Bio

When Glynnis Campbell isn't writing historical romance, she's the voice of several cartoon characters, the wife of a rock star, and mother to two teenagers and a pug named Worf.

She's had a colorful career in several fields of the entertainment industry, dancing with the Sacramento Ballet, scoring music for science films, singing in the CBS Records band, The Pinups, playing drums in a Tom Jones video, recording "Star Wars" audio adventures, and providing mystic speeches and death screams for Diablo and Starcraft video games.

Glynnis has been fascinated with the written word ever since she won her first writing contest with a limerick at the age of 11. She's been enchanted by romance fiction from the first time a schoolmate slipped her a dog-eared Woodiwiss in class. And she's had a lifelong love of towering castles, trusty swords, and knights in shining armor.

Her premier novel in the Knights of de Ware trilogy for Jove, My Champion, made Glynnis a finalist in the Orange Rose, Golden Heart, and Rita Best First Book contests. Her Romantic Times review said "My Champion will have readers clamoring for more." She appeased those readers in October with her second book, My Warrior, and My Hero will follow in July 2002.

For additional information, visit my website at www.glynniscampbell.co m.