The Wild Irish Girl is a novel about the orphaned Irish girl Glorvina O'Mally. She moves to England to live with relatives and has to adapt to her new lifestyle and identity. Glorvina eventually meets Lord Colambre, and falls in love. This novel explores the themes of identity, justice, and duty.

She is the story of a woman's journey to self-realization and freedom from oppression. She seeks knowledge, understanding and acceptance of her true self while facing obstacles and challenges along the way.

The Belton Estate tells the story of Clare Amedroz, a young woman who must decide between an unhappy marriage and an impoverished widowhood. She struggles to maintain control over her family estate while facing pressure from her parents to marry a wealthy but unkind suitor. In the end, she finds love and happiness with a childhood friend.