Elizabeth Hoyt is the

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of Nancy M. Finney. Hoyt is a ''New York Times'' bestselling author of

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. She also writes

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under the name Julia Harper. She lives in central

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with her husband and two children.

Bibliography

The Princes trilogy

#''The Raven Prince'' (November 2006) #''The Leopard Prince'' (April 2007) #''The Serpent Prince'' (September 2007) #''The Ice Princess (novella)'' (August 2010)

Legend of Four Soldiers

#''To Taste Temptation'' (May 2008) #''To Seduce a Sinner'' (November 2008) #''To Beguile a Beast'' (May 2009) #''To Desire a Devil'' (November 2009)

Maiden Lane series

#''Wicked Intentions'' (August 2010) #''Notorious Pleasures'' (February 2011) #''Scandalous Desires'' (October 2011) #''Thief of Shadows'' (July 2012) #''Lord of Darkness'' (February 2013) #''The Duke of Midnight'' (October 2013) #''Darling Beast'' (Fall 2014) #''Dearest Rogue'' (May 2015) #''Sweetest Scoundrel'' (November 2015) #''Duke of Sin'' (May 2016) rlttp://www.elizabethhoyt.com/maidenlane/books/

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/ref> #''The Duke of pleasure'' (November 2016) #''The Duke of Desire'' (October 2017) #''Once Upon a Moonlit Night (novella)'' (July 2016) #''Once Upon a Maiden Lane (novella)'' (November 2017) #''Once Upon a Christmas Eve (novella)'' (December 2017)

Greycourt series

# ''Not the Duke's Darling'' (December 2018) # ''When a Rogue Meets His Match'' (December 2020)

As Julia Harper

*''Hot'' (January 2008) *''For the Love of Pete'' (January 2009)

References

Sources

Elizabeth Hoyt, New York Times bestselling author
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