Barbara Devlin was born a storyteller, but it was a weeklong vacation to Bethany Beach, Delaware that forever changed her life. The little house her parents rented had a collection of books which exposed her to the world of romance.
She writes heartfelt historical romances that feature not so perfect heroes who may know how to seduce a woman but know nothing of marriage. And she prefers feisty but smart heroines who sometimes save the hero before they find their happily ever after.
Barbara is a disabled-in-the-line-of-duty retired police officer, and she earned an MA in English and continued a course of study for a Doctorate in Literature and Rhetoric. She happily considered herself an exceedingly eccentric English professor, until success in Indie publishing lured her into writing, full-time, featuring her fictional knighthood, the Brethren of the Coast.
AOS Pirate Fiction |
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| Series: Brethren of the Coast | ||
| Year | Book | Comment |
| Enter The Brethren | Heartbroken and desperate to escape another London Season, Caroline Elliott stows away | |
| My Lady, The Spy | Rebecca returns to London, only to discover a traitor has compromised the war effort | |
| The Most Unlikely Lady | Everett plots his future with ruthless detail, but his future wife is anything but predictable | |
| One-Knight Stand | Cara Felicity Douglas enlists the aid of the Brethren women to chart a course for the altar | |
| Captain Of Her Heart | Lady Alexandra Seymour is going after her man | |
| The Lucky One | Miss Daphne Harcourt has spent her entire life on Portsea Island | |
| Love With An Improper Stranger | After her father is killed Lenore Teversham must rely on the generosity of a stranger for safe passage to London | |
| To Catch A Fallen Spy | Lady Elaine Prescott witnesses a violent crime, and her life is threatened. | |
| The Duke Wears Nada | Miss Lucilla Teversham conceals a dark secret | |
| Series: Pirates of the Coast | ||
| Year | Book | Comment |
| The Black Morass | Jean Marc Cavalier is a ruthless pirate with the blood of countless souls on his hands | |
| The Iron Corsair | The Marquess of Ravenwood stands accused of a heinous crime he swears he did not commit | |
| The Buccaneer | What happens when a brazen buccaneer develops a taste for virgin flesh? | |
| The Stablemaster's Daughter | Lord Howe is shunned after a failed attempt to seize the marquessate in his brother’s absence | |
| The Marooner | Leland Stryker is a ruthless buccaneer who reluctantly signs a pact with the English | |