Bøger af Jill Darragh

The Iversleigh Chronicles Book 2.Robert Buchanan takes a leap of faith and converts his brother's ancestral home, Iversleigh Castle into a hotel.When Susanna Van der Leyden from New York comes to stay with her father, Robert becomes involved with the sad trend of young American heiresses being married off to bankrupt English aristocrats.Will love prevail?

Marianna Marsham is a highly successful businesswoman. She has no time for the aristocracy and they don't understand her commercial world. She has forged a privileged, influential life on her own merits after suffering tragedy and no man will succeed in taking it away.Darfield Buchanan, Duke of Iversleigh has long ago given up caring about the gossips calling him the Duke of Ice. All he cares about is raising his illegitimate son in a loving home. How he is seen by the rest of the world is of little consequence to him.When he is forced to take notice of his new neighbour, he expects her to be an ancient widow. The beautiful woman he is confronted by sweeps away all his preconceived notions of how those outside of elite society live.But Marianna' expectations of the Duke are very different to his for her.

Haiku and Humour is a collection of international poetry selected from a writing competition held by Rangitawa Publishing in 2013.

Set against the background of the Women's Suffrage movement in 1895 in Wellington, New Zealand, the machinations of the liquor barons and politicians create events that become murderous. Sophia Holmes, a distant relative of Arthur Conan Doyle is drawn into events that threaten to undermine the Women's movement. As murder, arson and kidnap threaten to blacken the cause of votes for women, Sophia's past life leads her into a dangerous confrontation with a cunning adversary.

A collection of short stories by New Zealand authors entered into the Rangitawa Publishing Short Story competition 2013.