Books in series
#1
All the Trees in Pearl
2008
Signed and paid for by one brother. Ethan Carver didn't order a wife, but he couldn't turn away from Margaret Redde's lush mouth and proper manners. Could he keep up his brother's deception and make her stay?
Set on fire by the other. She wanted security and didn't care where it came from-one brother was as good as the other.until Ethan touched her. One night in his arms changed everything. His hot kisses sent her up in flames and taught her desires she didn't know she possessed.
#2
All the Women in Pearl
2009
Sequel to All the Trees in Pearl. C.C. Carver’s honeysuckle kiss has haunted John Raincrow for more than ten years. He would recognize her anywhere—even in a dusty saloon, dressed in a harlot’s costume. She’s returned to Colorado too late though, and while he’ll see her back to Pearl safe and sound, he will not let himself know the woman she has become. Not even if that woman kneels between his knees, moans into his mouth or whispers “please”.
#2.5
Interlude in Pearl
2010
An Ellora's Cave Naughty Nooner story, sequel to
All the Trees in Pearl
and
All the Women in Pearl
.
Twin Mountains Ranch foreman Mickey Lowe can’t sit through one more night of newlywed relations without losing his mind. Packing up his frustration and yearning, he delivers himself to Pearl spinster Emma Morgan with the intent to inspire some lusty cries of his own.When the cowboy comes knocking at Emma’s door late in the night, she believes she knows what he wants and she is ready for him in an instant...until she discovers what he’s really after.
Author
Emily Ryan-Davis
Author · 18 books
Emily Ryan-Davis is a lifelong East Coaster whose passion for the written word saw her through jobs writing obituaries, press releases and grants before she decided “I’m going to do this” and sat down to write a book. She made that decision in 2005 and has since published several short stories and novellas with digital publishers including Ellora’s Cave. On May 24, 2012, Emily left supervisors and payrolls behind in order to focus her efforts on writing and raising her son. Emily has been a member of the Writer’s Digest-recognized writing community Romance Divas, where she volunteers as a moderator and organizes the annual “Not Going to Conference” Virtual Conference, since 2006.
