Books by Sierra Simone

The text outlines a series of novels, primarily focusing on two trilogies: the American Queen Trilogy and the Markham Hall Trilogy, as well as standalone works..

1. American Queen Trilogy:

   • American Queen: The story follows Greer Galloway, who experiences a tumultuous relationship starting with a stolen kiss and involving buried secrets, leading to a complicated love triangle with the President and his best friend. - American Prince: Embry Moore reflects on his identity, sharing his struggles and connections with Greer and Maxen, while grappling with the idea that happiness may be unattainable for someone like him.

2. Markham Hall Trilogy:

   • The Awakening of Ivy Leavold: Set in Yorkshire in 1879, Ivy becomes romantically involved with her cousin's widower, Julian Markham, while uncovering dangerous secrets linked to her cousin's death. - The Education of Ivy Leavold: Ivy seeks a new life with Julian, but their love becomes perilous as she approaches the truth about her cousin's demise. - The Punishment of Ivy Leavold: Ivy runs away on her wedding day, but Julian is determined to reclaim her, facing threats from his past. - The Reclaiming of Ivy Leavold: This installment explores the changes in Ivy’s life after marrying Julian and giving birth to their son..

3. Standalone Works:

   • Hot Cop: A steamy romance with humorous undertones, featuring a confident police officer. - Priest and Midnight Mass: These works delve into themes of sin and redemption, exploring a character’s struggles with their wickedness. - Porn Star: The narrative revolves around Logan O'Toole, a famous porn star whose life changes upon meeting Devi Dare, leading him to reassess his identity. - The Seduction of Molly O'Flaherty: This prequel introduces Molly, who must navigate a secret while encountering Silas, reigniting a past connection. - The Persuasion of Molly O'Flaherty: Silas proposes a sham marriage to Molly to help her save her company, leading to complications from their shared history. - The Wedding of Molly O'Flaherty: This novella concludes the London Lovers duet, highlighting the struggles the couple faces before their wedding. The overall themes include love, betrayal, and the complexities of relationships, set against various historical and contemporary backdrops.