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The Black Wind , July 2025
e-Book
The Far Horizon , December 2022
Paperback / e-Book
The Mark of the Rose , March 2021
Paperback / e-Book
The Following Sea , March 2021
e-Book
The Dragon Tree , March 2021
Paperback / e-Book
My Forever Love , July 2004
Paperback
The Iron Rose , March 2003
Paperback
Midnight Honor , April 2001
Mass Market Paperback
Swept Away , November 1999
Mass Market Paperback
Pale Moon Rider , December 1998
Mass Market Paperback
Blood Of Roses , May 1998
Mass Market Paperback
The Pride Of Lions , October 1997
Paperback
The Last Arrow , April 1997
Paperback
Across A Moonlit Sea , January 1996
Mass Market Paperback
Straight For The Heart , April 1995
Paperback
In The Shadow Of Midnight , March 1994
Mass Market Paperback
Under The Desert Moon , September 1992
Mass Market Paperback
Through A Dark Mist , October 1991
Mass Market Paperback
The Wind And The Sea , March 1986
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Bound by the Heart , October 1984
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China Rose , March 1984
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The Pirate Wolves #3
Oliver-Heber Books
March 2021
On Sale: March 4, 2021
251 pages Kindle: B08Y68Y8VW e-Book
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The Following Sea is the long-awaited and anticipated story of Gabriel Dante. Book three of the award-winning Pirate Wolf series which began with Across A Moonlit Sea and The Iron Rose.. The story takes place on the Spanish Main, with pirate attacks, high-seas adventure, lost galleons and sunken treasure, and of course, great romance from the author dubbed by Romantic Times as "the Queen of Swashbuckling Romance"