I'm excited to announce we're one month away from my debut release: A Knight of Passion!
As you can imagine, I'm very excited. I hope readers will love it as much as I do.
Here is the latest blurb on A Knight of Passion from Samhain Publishing:
A Knight of Passion by Ingela F. Hyatt Erotic Historical Romance Release Dates: ebook: July 2006 print: October 2006 ISBN: 1-59998-114-9 Samhain Publishing
Dear Reader,
I don't know if you've heard, but it was only three months ago when I, Lord Reynard Devin de Fauconer, learned of my father's death, making me Baron Rothwell. When I returned to the family castle after a five year absence fighting for the King, I certainly did not expect to find my cousin, Sir Garron, sitting in my stead, having stolen my identity. He actually had the nerve to imprison me in the darkest hole of my own dungeon! And yet a part of me cannot blame him for his treachery, for truly it was I who killed Maggie of Maidwell--his woman. I fear my actions, my desires, brought about her death--of that I am certain. After this tragic incident I vowed never to touch another woman--gentle or baseborn.
However all is not lost--with the aid of a loyal servant I escaped the dungeon. I must tell you that during my flight I stumbled upon the most exquisite creature I have ever laid eyes upon! I'm not exaggerating. Even half dead as I was, I could not resist the desire to kiss those lush lips, so beautiful was she. Much to my surprise, I found her sleeping in my mother's old chamber. But what happened next was even more unexpected--the lovely girl took it upon herself to sneak me from the castle, away from Garron's grasp. It was then I realized the spirited beauty was none other than Lady Rianna de Termonde, my own betrothed, come to marry the imposter Baron Rothwell! One look into those soft grey eyes and I knew I could never allow Sir Garron to have her. She is my woman! I should mention Rianna has been my betrothed since the age of nine, in case you didn't know. The thought of him touching her, kissing her, makes my blood boil. And so I have done the unthinkable--I have kidnapped her.
We've been racing across England for several weeks now, eluding Sir Garron's men and battling brigands intent upon killing me and stealing her. But I wonder if I am deluding myself. Rianna believes me to be Baron Rothwell's cousin, and I have not dissuaded her from this belief, using it as a shield to protect her. But I tell you honestly, I do not know how much longer I can resist the passions brewing between us. I am taunted every moment by her very presence. Each day, as she rides before me on my steed, I am tempted by her alluring fragrance, the feel of her lush body pressed to mine. There is something about her which touches me in a way I have never felt before. Should I reveal my true identity to her? Confess my darkest secret? Or will my love bring about the death of yet another woman? I seek your wise counsel in this matter.