BANTAM BOOKS
Princess
Charming(February 2001)
Strangers
at Dawn(November 1999)
Whisper
His Name (March 1999)
You
Only Love Twice(March 1998)
The
Bride's Bodyguard(April 1997)
Dangerous
to Hold(April 1996)
Dangerous
to Kiss(April 1995)
The
Trouble with Angels(February 1995) short story in My Guardian
Angel
Dangerous
to Love(June 1994)
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Princess
Charming ISBN: 0-553-58120-1
Princess Charming
is a torrid Regency romantic suspense novel that never eases up
on the sexual tension or the suspense. The taut tale thrives because
of the charming but scarred lead characters, who have a past to
overcome, a present to survive, and a hope for a future. Sub-genre
fans know that an Elizabeth Thornton historical always provides
a powerful, entertaining non-stop reading experience. Harriet
Klausner
Rosebud of the
Month True to her reputation for delivering excitement,
mystery, and romance, Elizabeth Thornton crafts another breathtaking
adventure set in the Regency period. Princess
Charming is filled with delightful characterization,
an intriguing plot, and sizzling sensuality. Once again, Ms. Thornton
gives us a delightful mixture that satisfies even the most discriminating
reader and keeps us begging for more. CG Rendezvous
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Strangers
at Dawn ISBN: 0-553-58117-1
Elizabeth Thornton's imagination has taken a grand
twist with Strangers At Dawn.
Our hero must reconcile his preconceived notions with the woman
he has come to know intimately while Sara must trust a man who
believed she had done murder. A page turner with great plot twists
which tighten in drama and heighten in passion. Affaire
de Coeur
I love all the books by Elizabeth Thornton and
Strangers at Dawn has definitely
met all expectations. From the very first page I was sucked into
the story so badly that I wasn't able to put this book down until
I'd finished it which happened at about 3am.I strongly recommend
this book to everyone. jankosia, Brooklyn, NY
With her talent as a superb storyteller, Elizabeth
Thornton skillfully blends suspense, murder, and a powerful love
story into a jewel of a book. Romantic Times
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Whisper
His Name ISBN: 0-553-57427-2
Whisper His Name is a dynamite read . . .
with gem-like characters, action packed adventure and a romance
to set your blood to boiling. A Five Star
Read Suzanne Coleburn,
Beaux and Belles of Romance
Whisper His Name was an exciting
hold-onto-your seat novel. Action, intrigue, passion. A real
cut above the present day historical romance. The main and secondary
characters were intelligent, likable, and multi-faceted. Whisper
His Name is a gem of a book and Ms. Thornton a gem of writer.
Yvonne Zaleski, Paperback Outlet
I loved it! I read it in less than 24 hours.
I couldn't put it down. I stayed up late and got up early and kept
sneaking peeks at work. It was funny, smart, and romantic.
Everything that I love about books.Jean Heighway, Fireside Book
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You
Only Love Twice ISBN: 0-553-57426-4
The voice of a murderer has invaded the mind of
cloistered nun Sister Martha. Problem is, the novice nun has amnesia,
and the murderer is just waiting for her to regain her memory. Very
British, very chilling, very exciting. Although I figured out the
villain early on, Elizabeth Thornton has thrown in a grand love
story and some very charming nuns to create a most memorable read.
[Helen Holzer, The Atlanta Journal/the Atlanta Constitution,
March 12, 1998]
Ms. Thornton has never failed to write an entertaining
story. This book is an absolute joy to read. I loved every minute
of it! The pace never slackens. We are given humor, a murderer,
sensuality, scintillating dialogue, and characters to cheer for.
What more could you possibly want? Highly recommended. [PK, Rendezvous,
January, 1998]
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The
Bride's Bodyguard ISBN: 0-553-57425-6
Mystery and mayhem characterize this scintillating
and suspenseful story. The author deftly weaves an engrossing
web of intrigue, passion, and a touch of humor to create a gripping
and fast-paced tale. The novel exudes a chilling gothic ambiance
when stealthy night-time pursuits by an unknown stalker threaten
Tessa's life.
Beware. This novel will leave readers clamoring
for more and scurrying to find any past books by Elizabeth
Thornton. [Margaret Devilbiss, Gothic Journal,
June/July, 1997]
Don't let the silly title fool you; this witty Regency
romance/mystery will keep you up all night. Witnesses to a
young woman's death years before at an exclusive British girls'
school are turning up dead. Now there's just one witness left,
and the race is on to save her life. [Helen Holzer, The Atlanta
Journal/The Atlanta Constitution, May 18, 1997]
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Dangerous
to Hold ISBN: 0-553-57479-5
Spellbinding, intoxicating, riveting . . . Elizabeth
Thornton's extraordinary gift for romance is nothing less than addictive.
Dangerous
to Hold spans three years and two countries, weaving
a tale of deception all the while. From beginning to end,
Ms. Thornton keeps you interested and wanting more. A definite
must read. Hilary Flynn, The Time Machine, May 1996
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Dangerous
to Kiss ISBN: 0-553-57372-1
Dangerous to Kiss is an emotional
powerhouse, filled with sizzling passion, spirited characters
and an intricate, yet intriguing plot that compels the reader
to jump into and become a part of this imaginative and lyrical
tale. Elizabeth Thornton has the mastery and talent to
go far in this industry and this reviewer is going to be right
on her trail cheering her on -- all the way to the bestseller
list! [Glenna Lang Volesky, The Talisman,
March 1995]
Their battle of wills is skillfully woven into a
complex plot that exuberantly carries the reader through abductions,
unmaskings, blackmail and murder. Thornton's firm control of her
plot, her graceful prose and her witty dialogue make Dangerous to
Kiss a pleasure to read. (Publishers Weekly,
February 27, 1995)
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The
Trouble With Angels a short story in My
Guardian Angel ISBN: 0-553-56916-3
. . a deliciously bewitching tale of love with just
a little help
Lady Hannah Marchmont is a willful young woman hell-bent
on having adventure. Her reluctant savior is Flynn, a notorious
gamester and sometime footman. A rollicking, roller coaster of a
tale. (The Literary Times 1995)
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Dangerous
to Love ISBN: 0-553-56787-X
When London aristocrat Serena Ward disguises herself
as an actress for the Jacobite cause, she does not count on attracting
the amorous attention of Julian Raynor, owner of a popular gaming
club - and die-hard anti-Jacobite. Their first encounter is a study
in mistaken identity and sensuality that results in Serena's downfall.
Julian, who blames Serena's father for his family's misfortunes,
plans to exact revenge by marrying Serena. Tricked into marriage,
Serena finds it difficult to maintain her icy reserve toward Julian,
and the attraction she feels for him soon turns to love.
In the age-old tradition of love never running smoothly,
behind the scenes machinations and treachery ensure that the
lovers have much to conquer before they can attain happiness.
Thornton, author of six previous historicals, delivers
unique plot twists and sharply drawn characters. She uses enforced
separation, a genre taboo, to her advantage as she develops conflict.
Her knowledge of the Georgian era is evident and lends flavor to
this satisfying read. (Publishers Weekly, June 13,
1994)
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