Katherine Brandon-Books

Raised by a ragtag group of tender-hearted sailors in 19th century Hyderabad, Antoinetta
Manu has grown into a woman determined to sail her own course in life. But when her
past and future collide with terrifying results, only one man can set her free.

American merchant, Darian St. Clair has come to India to find out the truth about the
death of his stepfather's only child. What he finds is a woman he cannot live without.

Spanning two continents and two realms, Kismet's Angel is the story of two extraordinary
mortals, one determined goddess, and a destiny that only true love can fulfill...

Marisa Alvarez looks forward to a day she'll remember the rest of her life. Instead of the
marriage proposal and happily ever after she expects, however, she becomes one of only
a handful of survivors of one of the bloodiest Indian uprisings in American history, the
attack on Fort Mims.

Lucien St. Clair has been sent to Pensacola to learn the identity of a clever saboteur
who calls himself "La Venganza." As he pursues the enigmatic figure, he is
inexplicably drawn to Marisa, a treacherous woman whose beautiful face may hide
deadly secrets.

But when acts of revenge escalate to kidnapping, Lucien will have to find a way to
gain Marisa's trust, not only to save her life, but to win her heart!

Lydia Winchester's plain features and bookish personality have doomed her to spinsterhood
in Victorian London. Her true interests lie in a far-off, exotic land she's determined to reach
in order to right a terrible wrong.

Armand St. Clair's only loyalty belongs to the sea. When a little mouse of an Englishwoman
saves him from the gallows, he feels honor-bound to accede to her brother's request and escort
her to Hong Kong. But treachery and danger sail with them on the high seas.

In a mystic empire, Lydia will face the evils of greed, opium, and betrayal to find her true
self: a woman of incredible honor, courage, and determination. A woman destined to love
the one man who gave her his protection and his name when she needed them most.