My Lady Notorious

My Lady Notorious won the RITA for Best Historical Series Romance at the 1994 RWA conference.
(Also: Golden Leaf Award - Historical. Listed as one of the top 100 Historicals of all time by Affaire de Coeur)

My Lady Notorious was first published on 1st Mar 1993 by Avon [0380767856].
It was reissued on 1st Jul 2002 by Signet [0451206444].
A UK edition "Lady Notorious" was published in trade p/b on 2nd Nov 2009 by Everlyn [9781849670012].
It became available as an e-book, 1st Jul 2006.
An audio edition was published on 19th Feb 2014 by Tantor Media on CD [9781452619705] and download [9781452689708].

Read an excerpt of this book here.

To save her sister, Lady Chastity Ware holds up a coach. Unfortunately, instead of containing an elderly lord or a wealthy merchant, it holds Captain Lord Cynric Malloren, bored after time at home recovering from sickness. To her exasperation, he insists in helping her, regarding the whole thing as an adventure.

While evading the villain who seeks to snatch her sister's child, and the military raised to search for all of them, Chastity and Cyn fall deep in love. But Chastity is a ruined woman whose father will never let her marry a Malloren, and Cyn's brother, the formidable Marquess of Rothgar, will surely not permit such a disastrous alliance.

"A fast paced, rip-roaring and most "delicious" read. This one is a keeper!" -- Romantic Times
"Jo Beverley comes honestly by the praise bestowed on her lively characters and narrative gift... a delicious 18th-century melodrama." -- Ottawa Citizen
"Storytelling at its best!" -- Rendezvous