Nora LeDuc
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Here is a little taste of what Nora has been cooking. Her books can be purchased through Whiskey Creek Press or through Amazon.
Lara Barrington is determined to never again be branded, "the small town girl he left behind." Now a local business woman, Lara Barrington has no desire to reconnect with Harrison Thomas, the boy she once loved. When fate brings him home from the big city to manage the family business, she tries to avoid him. But Harrison is suddenly everywhere: at the local yard sale, at the Old Home Day Committee meeting, and even at her dinner table. Now he’s offering a little business rivalry that the competitive Lara can’t resist. But can she accept the challenge and keep her heart safe from the charming Harrison?
Harrison has returned to his hometown to prove his worth to his father and with plans to fall into his old, comfortable relationship with Lara. But after they meet and she resists resuming their ties, he jokingly suggests a little business competition between them. Once she agrees, he finds himself distracted by the "new Lara." It isn't long before her mere presence disrupts his concentration, and he begins to take a closer look at his friend. Now he learns there's more at stake than winning a business deal...
New Hampshire, 1818. Librarian Mary McNeal's father has been kidnapped by the despicable pirate Gaspar. The authorities soon give up their search. Now finding him depends upon Mary, and she needs a daring man of the sea to help her rescue her parent. Renegade Captain St. George is the man she needs.
Rumors of piracy have destroyed the ex-naval hero Captain Jack St. George's life. Although a jury has declared him innocent, public opinion has declared him guilty. Determined to clear his name and prove his loyalty, he plans to capture the notorious pirate Gaspar, who once held Jack prisoner
Jack sweeps Mary away on a high seas adventure where she must risk not only her life, but her heart.
Lady Jane Hamilton was snooping in her father's library-and she wasn't the least ashamed of it. To find her missing sister Cassandra, she would break into Westminster Palace if she had to. She never expected to find charismatic Robert Reed, the man she had adored since childhood, in the darkened study.
And no matter what her sister's purported crime, Jane knew the true reason Robert wanted to find her-Cassandra was the woman Robert desired. Returning from the war to find himself the new Earl of Hazenwood, Robert had good reason to seek out Cassandra-she was accused of murdering his step-brother! Robert refused to believe it, but he couldn't deny the fact that little Jane was now a grown woman, and a spirited one, at that. Determined to join him in the search for her sister, Jane's presence was a distracting temptation-until Robert realized it was her love he wanted to claim.