Works
Romances
- Fated Love
- Innocent Hearts
- Love's Melody Lost
- Love's Masquerade
- Love's Tender Warriors
- Promising Hearts
- Shadowland
- Tomorrow's Promise
- Turn Back Time
- Passion's Bright Fury
- When Dreams Tremble
- Secrets in the Stone
- Desire By Starlight
- The Lonely Hearts Club
- Night Call
- Crossroads
- Homestead
First Responders series
- Trauma Alert
- firestorm
- Oath of Honor (crossover with Honor Series)
The Provincetown Tales
- Safe Harbor
- Beyond the Breakwaters
- Distant Shores, Silent Thunder
- Storms of Change
- Winds of Fortune
- Returning Tides
- Sheltering Dunes
The Honor Series
- Above All, Honor
- Honor Bound
- Love & Honor
- Honor Guards
- Honor Reclaimed
- Honor Under Siege
- Word of Honor
- Code of Honor
The Justice Series
- A Matter of Trust (prequel)
- Shield of Justice
- In Pursuit of Justice
- Justice in the Shadows
- Justice Served
- Justice for All
Writing as LL Raand
- The Midnight Hunt
- Blood Hunt
- Night Hunt
- The Lone Hunt
Anthologies
- Best Lesbian Romance 2009
- Best Lesbian Romance 2010
- Best Lesbian Romance 2011
- Best Lesbian Romance 2012
- Women Of The Dark Street
- Breathless: Tales of Celebration
- Change of Pace: Erotic Interludes (A short story collection)
- Erotic Interludes 2: Stolen Moments (ed. with Stacia Seaman)
- Erotic Interludes 3: Lessons in Love (ed. with Stacia Seaman)
- Erotic Interludes 4: Extreme Passions (ed. with Stacia Seaman)
- Erotic Interludes 5: Road Games (ed. with Stacia Seaman)
- Radical Encounters
- Romantic Interludes 1: Discovery (ed. with Stacia Seaman)
- Romantic Interludes 2: Secrets (ed. with Stacia Seaman)
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