Bøger af Thea Ramsay

Mr. Fitzwilliam Darcy, Master of Pemberley, is a gentleman with a secret. A secret that only his closest friends know the truth of. He has been content to stay at his estate, away from the prying eyes of society; but when Charles Bingley comes to Pemberley to ask for his opinion on an estate in Hertfordshire, Darcy cannot say no.Hoping for a quick resolution to Charles Bingley's problem, Darcy did not expect to be thrust into the society of his friend's new home. Nor did he expect to meet a young woman who would change his opinions on his self-imposed isolation. But Darcy's secret may yet be discovered, and he will have to guard against the machinations of Miss Caroline Bingley who would seek to ruin everything if she cannot have what she wants, and feels that she deserves. Darcy's Duty is a clean Pride and Prejudice romance that may be enjoyed by all lovers of Jane Austen's romantic classic.

What if Mr. Bingley and Mr. Darcy had entirely different views on marriage? Upon arriving in Hertfordshire with his sister Georgiana, Mr. Darcy is immediately charmed by the beauty of Meryton and its inhabitants. However, Caroline Bingley's pessimistic attitude has rubbed off on her brother, and Mr. Bingley does his best to keep his friend from losing his heart to a woman of questionable background and fortune. Despite Mr. Bingley's attempts to dissuade his friend from falling in love with Elizabeth Bennet, what is meant to be cannot be denied for long.Determined to discover the root of Mr. Bingley's dislike of her family and the reason he keeps Mr. Darcy away, Elizabeth is forced to confront the gentleman about his behavior, but will she be too late to prevent Mr. Darcy from leaving Hertfordshire forever? A Change in the Wind is a sweet and clean Pride and Prejudice variation that is suitable for all lovers of Jane Austen's romantic classic.

The smoke from her gun was followed by a burning pain in my side and a gush of red. Dizzy and suddenly cold with terror, I fell to the ground. It hadn't been personal. Not this time.Stray bullet. Wrong place, wrong time, and all because I came back.The last thing I heard was the man, Al, screaming at her to drop the weapon and call 911.I was nearly overpowered by the damnedest urge to laugh. Paramedics busting in to save me, finding the gun, calling the cops while I bled out. She dropped the gun and stared down at me. "Can't you bleed somewhere else? God, my deck!"I patted her arm, or thought I did. "Don't worry, dear. Your cell will be squeaky clean," I said, or thought I did. She didn't respond, just looked at me in horror.The last thing I felt was my temperature dropping, and such awful weakness, plus a strange sort of thinning, a widening, as though I were spilled water, as if I were melting into the rough wooden boards.The last thing I thought was, Who will find my journal, and how will my kids know what I've written for them to see?

Ten-year-old Lucy and her parents live on Earth in the last throes of its final holocaust. Their only hope is being accepted as refugees on another world; but one rejection letter after another eats away at their hope, while death closes in on them. Hope revives when a stranger arrives with a letter of acceptance from the mysterious planet, Andorpha.While Lucy, her best friend, Kim, and her parents wait to board the space ship, her parents are killed. Lucy faces danger and growth as she comes to grips with her parents' death, and the strange customsof Andorpha. While her best friend-cum-sister, Kim, laps up Andorphian love like warm milk, Lucy wonders if it's all too good to be true. When Lucy learns the Andorphians believe their planetis under a curse, she begins to suspect there is a reason she and her family were so readily accepted as refugees.Do they expect her to be the antidote to an ancient curse? When Kim urges Lucy to accept the Andorphians and their way of life, the only shot at life they have, Lucy is certain she's right. All is not what it seems.