Diane Gaston | Rita Award-Winning Romance Author

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DIANE GASTON:

Pleasurably Undone!, an anthology featuring Diane's Harlequin Historical Undone estory, The Unlacing of Miss Leigh.
Gallant Officer, Forbidden Lady
The Diamonds of Welbourne Manor, an anthology featuring Diane's novella, Justine and the Noble Viscount. This novella also appears in Regency Summer Scandals.
The Unlacing of Miss Leigh
Scandalizing the Ton
The Vanishing Viscountess
Innocence and Impropriety
A Reputable Rake
The Wagering Widow
The Mysterious Miss M
Mistletoe Kisses, an anthology featuring Diane's novella, A Twelfth Night Tale. This novella also appears in A Regency Christmas.
The Diamond, a Harlequin Historical Online Read with 22 chapters, all available for free

DIANE PERKINS:

Click on any book cover and get whisked away to a page devoted to that book.

:: :: In Scandalizing the Ton the hero is Adrian Pomroy, Tanner’s friend from Innocence and Impropriety, and the heroine is Lydia Wexin, who briefly appeared in The Vanishing Viscountess.

:: :: Remember Amanda and Ramsford from The Mysterious Miss M? They get their story in The Diamond (Diane's January 2006 Daily Online Read from eHarlequin.com). The Earl of Greythorne, the villain in Innocence and Impropriety, also appears.

:: :: In The Vanishing Viscountess, the hero is Tanner, who was Flynn’s employer and the man who coveted Rose in Innocence and Impropriety.

:: :: In Innocence and Impropriety, the heroine is Rose, one of Morgana’s students in A Reputable Rake.

:: :: In A Reputable Rake the hero is Cyprian Sloane, the man who had designs on Emily in The Wagering Widow

:: :: In The Wagering Widow the heroine is Emily, Madeleine’s sister in The Mysterious Miss M.

:: :: The Mysterious Miss M is Madeleine and Devlin’s story.

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