Three sisters, three callings. Morna, forced to fight the siren call of water at every breath. Adair, born with the mysterious powers of her Nothern mother. Brenna, crushed under the weight of a life of obscurity and poverty. The Ildersong girls were born on the wrong side of Fate. Each tries to run from what they are, but the world does not work that way. As Morna hides in her meekness, Adair creates an icy kingdom to lock the world out, and Brenna does anything to become queen, they find through blood and tears that Fate cannot be tricked or bargained with. They must come to terms with their destinies, or face the horrible consequences that threaten to destroy everything they might hold dear.

Being the most popular guy in willow town sure has its advantage when you are the son of the richest man in the city. It means everyone one knows you and that also has it advantage but it also has its disadvantages such has being befriend not for who you are but what you can do for them. Ben is the son of popular and rich philanthropist Carmichael Carter. Being rich has taught him a lesson about people's behavior towards money, so Ben doesn't let anyone in, he might have a lot of friends who may claim to know him but they don't know the real him. Only his best friend Clyde understands him. For him life is gloomy because of his past but the only source of light in his darkness is May Sheridan who doesn't know he exist. Or so he thought. Comes in May, being twin to one of the most popular cheerleader doesn't have its advantage when you are opposite to everything your twin is ; April is a brunette while May is blonde, tall and skinny with a sizeable bust where as April is of average height and a little voluptuous in all the right places. Even with all their differences they are as close as sisters could be.

Heaven Sent (The Wrong One) has been re-titled, The Viscount's Heir, under Dragonblade Publishing. It is the second book in the Heirs of Cornwall Series and the story of Cassie's older brother, Allayne, heir of Viscount Rose. Please note, this copy is a PREVIEW ONLY. A professed bachelor, Allayne Carlyle refuses to heed to his mother's constant grousing on his lack of marital interest. He is simply tired of it all--his mother's unending parade of debutantes that she hopes might gain his attention, and the ceaseless teasing and ribbing from his best friends, Jeremy and Richard, who are both happily married. Which is the reason why, he will indulge his mother's request one last time--that he spend a fortnight at a house party in Bath, supposedly to meet an earl's daughter or some such, which is just another way of disguising the fact that his mother intended to have him leg-shackled to yet another insipid debutante. But what a pleasant adventure the trip is coming around to--who cares about the earl's daughter, when her beautiful maid makes his heart pound and his loins...well, never mind. For the first time in his adult life, he is certainly looking forward to fulfilling his mother's schemes like the good son he is, albeit, with a slight change in plans.