Mary Lyons Books

Love Is The Key by Mary Lyons released on Jan 25, 1994 is available now for purchase.

"Soon, I promise you, we will be married."Darcy couldn't imagine why a Sicilian count would want their rambling Suffolk home -- much less offer a fortune more than it was worth...and agree to marry into her family.She only knew that the down payment had been squandered, and her sister was nowhere to be found. So Darcy had to agree to a masquerade that made a mockery of her sister's engagement.But Lorenzo di Tancredi was not the charming dupe her family had taken him for. He planned to repay them with an amazing deception of his own...

What else could she do but take the man home? Surely when a handsome stranger manipulates you into giving him a lift and promptly faints with fever in the front seat of your car, the term "mannapping" hardly applies. Not knowing where he belonged, Polly Preston had simply taken him home. Granted, "home"--Winterfloods Farm--was two hundred miles from the London hotel lobby where they'd met. But Polly's involuntary houseguest adjusted easily to his whereabouts. In fact, James Linklater seemed to be adjusting rather too well. Polly soon wondered just how long she could tend to his needs without giving in to his charms!

Infamous playboy announces engagement! At eighteen, Olivia Johnson had a brief, passionate affair with the infamous, rich socialite Dominic FitzCharles. Madly in love, she'd never forgotten him - even though it seemed he had forgotten her... Now twenty-eight and a successful businesswoman, Olivia had no time for love affairs. When she met Dominic again at a society wedding, she vowed she'd stay in control. But Dominic had other ideas. He announced their engagement to the press - and in front of London's elite; just how was Olivia supposed to say no?

The Latin loverWealthy Lorenzo Foscari had received threats against his life. But he was outraged when his insurance company assigned him a bodyguard -- especially since they'd sent him the sexiest woman he's ever seen!Antonia Simpson knew it would be a tough assignment, but the real challenge was resisting Lorenzo's seductive Italian charm. Because, once he'd kissed her, Lorenzo seemed quite happy to let Antonia guard his body -- day AND night....

Jack Wilder had three golden rules: 1) Never mix business with pleasure. Unfortunately he had broken that one the moment he met Laura Parker. The fact that she worked for him was easily fixed. 2) Love them and leave them The press didn't call Jack Mr Loverman for nothing. Laura had fallen for his casual seduction, only to find herself sacked for sleeping with the boss! 3) Never underestimate the competition Laura was determined that she wasn't 2,uinto be just another notch on Jack's bedpost! She wanted revenge! Jack Wilder would just have to add another rule to his list--that hell had no fury like a woman scorned!