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Katherine
Talbot
Philippa. Warner, 1979.
Characters: Charles Staunton & Philippa Winslow
Summary: Lady decides to marry a respectable earl but is drawn
to his brother.
Series: "Your Warner Library of Regency Romance #3"
Theodosia. Warner, 1980.
Series: "Your Warner Library of Regency Romance #14"
Lady Molly. Warner, 1983.
Julie
Tetel
The Temporary Bride. Harlequin #105, September 1993.
Characters: Mr. Darcy! & Miss Helen Denville
Summary: Lady on her way to a governess position is waylaid
by a gambler who wants her to pose as his wife to flush out the criminal
who holds the key to his past.
Comments: It takes a lot of nerve to name your hero Mr. Darcy!
Also writes as Julie Tetel Andresen.
Claire
ThorntonGifford's Lady. Mills & Boon, December 2002.
Characters: Sir Gifford Raven & Miss Abigail Summers
Summary: A lady tries to help a man who is plagued by nightmares.
Setting: Bath
The Wolf's Promise. Harlequin Historical, July 2006.
Characters: Benoit Faulkener & Lady Angelica Lennard
Summary: A lady trying to get her brother out of France hires
a man she thinks is a piratical smuggler but finds he is a respectable
shipowner.
Elizabeth
Thornton
Bluestocking Bride. Zebra, November 1987.
Characters: Richard Fotherville, Marquis of Rutherston &
Miss Catherine Harland
Summary: Scholarly lady refuses to be baited by a scornful marquis.
Rating: very good
The Passionate Prude. Zebra, 1988.
A Virtuous Lady. Zebra, January 1988; reissued by Zebra,
March 1992.
Characters: Hugh Montgomery, Marquess of Ravensworth & Miss
Briony Langland
Summary: Quaker lady from America is infuriated when a lord
mistakes her for a poor relation and offers her a slip on the shoulder.
Fallen Angel. Zebra, April 1989.
Characters: Jason Verney, Viscount Deveryn & Madeleina Sinclair.
Summary: A lady is courted by a lord who once ruined her father
and seduced her young stepmother.
The Worldly Widow. Zebra, December 1989.
Characters: Earl of Dalmar & Annabelle Jocelyn
Summary: A lady who is trying to secure a scandalous diary for
publication locks horns with a lord determined to suppress it.
"Sheer Sorcery," in
A Christmas Holiday. Zebra,
November 1990.
Heroine: Jess
Summary: On Christmas Eve, a lady will at last come of age and
be free of her insufferable guardian, unless she finds there's something
she want even more than freedom
Now writes contemporary romances.
Website: www.elizabeththornton.com
Sylvia
Thorpe
The Devil's Bondman. Hurst & Blackett, 1961; reissued
as Coventry #32, 1980.
The House at Bell Orchard. Hurst & Blackett, 1962; reissued as Coventry #9, 1979.
The Scapegrace. Hurst & Blackett, 1971; reissued by
Fawcett, 1975.
Characters: Tristram, Earl of Maristone & Miss Melinda Westcott
Summary: Lord bets he can make a penniless American lady a social
success.
Setting: London
Rating: very good - Read a review
of this book.
Romantic Lady. Fawcett, 1974.
Characters: Guy Ravenshaw & Caroline Cresswell
Summary: Governess whose impulsive act threatens to ruin her
is saved by a man with no taste for romantic ladies.
The Silver Nightingale. Fawcett, 1974.
Characters: Justin, Lord Crayle & Sarah Lorymer
Summary: Lady cannot understand why the man she loves offers
for her, but when she loses her temper with him they embark on a strange
adventure.
Tarrington Chase. Fawcett, 1976.
Characters: Mr. Jason Hawkesworth & Miss Perdita Frayne
Summary: New governess at Tarrington Chase is told to avoid
the family's enemy or risk losing her position.
The Varleigh Medallion. Fawcett, 1979.
Characters: Sir Greydon Varleigh & Dione Mallory
Summary: When her little brother inherits an estate, a lady
is grateful for the help of a neighbor who is seeking an heirloom.
Dark Enchantress. Coventry #48, 1980.
Three Loves. Coventry #119, 1981.
Also wrote other period romances.
Elizabeth
Todd
The Earl's Intrigue. Signet, April 1984.
Characters: Anthony Caine, Earl of Caernan & Miss Ariana
Kent
Summary: Lady sneaks into an earl's bedroom to steal money in
order to return to her travelling theatrical troupe, but when she's caught
she agrees to pose as an aristocrat to help catch a spy.
Ursula
Torday
The Gentle Highwayman. Ward Lock, 1961.
Regina
Towers
The Rake's Companion. Candlelight #593, August 1980.
Characters: Hugh, Earl of Moorshead & Miss Faith Duncan
Summary: A lady's companion cannot determine which of her employer's
two nephews is trying to kill the old lady for her fortune.
Rating: good - Read a Review
of this book.
Other Regencies as Nan
Pemberton,
Nina Porter and Nina
Pykare
Lydia
Trusz
A Touch of Class. Zebra, May 1997.
Characters: Jon Sterling, Marquess of Baldwin & Andrea Fitzgerald
Summary: Six-foot lady retreats from a humiliating Season and
accepts a request from a flirtatious marquess to do his family genealogy.
Helen
Tucker
A Strange and Ill-Starred Marriage. Fawcett, 1978.
A Mistress to the Regent. Coventry #24, February 1980.
Characters: Aldo Barelli & Selina Bujand
Summary: When her noble Italian fiance's Uncle Aldo stops their
marriage, a lady's guardians decide she should become Prinny's mistress.
An Infamous Attachment. Coventry #54, July 1980.
Characters: Kenneth Murdoch or Jarvis Renfrew & Miss Linnet
Douglas
Summary: Lady becomes the subject of vicious gossip when she
allows a fellow traveller to arrange rooms for her on a journey to London.
A Wedding Day Deception. Coventry #151, 1981.
The Double Dealers. Coventry #168, 1982.
Season of Dishonor. Coventry #206, 1982.
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