long time, but eventually warmed to a mother-daughter relationship. Lorna also made enemies with Felicia's adopted daughter, Jenna; one memorable stunt involved Lorna replacing Jenna's boyfriend's music video with a never-before-seen porn tape with Jenna as the centerpiece, mere seconds before it was to air live on Felicia's talk show. A later romantic interest for Felicia was John Hudson, as he was having troubles with his marriage to wife Sharlene. Her final marriage was to Sergei Radzinsky, whom she married to keep him in the country; he was receiving treatments for aplastic anemia as a result of exposure to Chernobyl. Novels by Felicia Gallant Felicia has published at least 53 books, all gothic romance, except as noted. Beyond Paradise The Bride of Bombay The Bride of Waverly The Cannons of Newcastle Castle of Desire Damned by Desire The Daring Heart Doctor's Desire Driven to Passion Ebony Heartbeat Embers in the Snow (1985) Endless Journey Every Heart Knows Fallen Females Flames in the Night Forbidden Flower (1994, rejected) Forbidden Passion For the Love of Poppy Gardenias for Gwendolyn Gone with the Dawn (1983, first for Cory Publishing) Handmaiden's Heart The Heart That Heals (1996, contemporary) The Heart's Own Music Into the Fire (1994, semi-autobiographical) The Lady and the Laborer (1989) Liza Lock Out the Night Lonely and Unloved Love Beneath the Stars Love on the Moors Lust in the Kremlin (1980s) The Manly Heart The Mistress of Orleans Moonlight Desires (1983) My Finest Hour Paradise Delayed (1998) Passion's Progress (1983) The Pauper's Ransom The Rebel Princess Rive Gauche Serenade Rocky Mountain Miracle Sands of the Desert Sands of the Heart Savage Love (1983) Shimmering Love Sweet Captive Torrid Tundra Nights Untold Secrets Walking in the Light: The Story of Frankie Frame Winthrop (1997, biographical) White Snow in Hell Windblown Rose External links (official) Felicia Gallant character profile at SoapCentral.com WorldCat search: author Felicia Gallant – the first three hits are Dreamweaver in English, Japanese, and Italian-language editions Another World (TV series) characters Television characters introduced in 1983 Fictional writers Female characters in television