The
Marriage MartWhile Athena's grandmother tries everything to find
her bookish granddaughter a husband, Athena makes
an enemy of the most eligible bachelor in London.
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A Season For The Heart
Miss Melpomene Rand escapes a life of boredom and
brutality by immersing herself in the books her grandfather
left her. Then the Earl of Austell, like a character in
one of her books, comes to rescue her.
A Season For The HeartMiss Melpomene Rand escapes a life of boredom and
brutality by immersing herself in the books her grandfather
left her. Then the Earl of Austell, like a character in
one of her books, comes to rescue her.
The Gamester
When Griselda's brother loses the family fortune to the
infamous Devil Fallon, she devises a plan to win it all
back. But to win a wager with London's most nortorious
gamester, she must avoid falling in love with him.
When Griselda's brother loses the family fortune to the
infamous Devil Fallon, she devises a plan to win it all
back. But to win a wager with London's most nortorious
gamester, she must avoid falling in love with him.
The
Random Gentleman
Belinda is arranged to marry the Duke of Romsdale, but
rather than acquiesce to tradition, she flees to Devon. She
soon discovers that the Duke is in pursuit of her, and, disguised
as a gypsy, he's endeavoring to win what he believes is his
birthright: her heart.
Angela
Lady Elsingham and Richard Bennet from The Elsingham
Portrait" return in "Angela," but this time Richard has his
eyes on another . . .
Belinda is arranged to marry the Duke of Romsdale, but
rather than acquiesce to tradition, she flees to Devon. She
soon discovers that the Duke is in pursuit of her, and, disguised
as a gypsy, he's endeavoring to win what he believes is his
birthright: her heart.
AngelaLady Elsingham and Richard Bennet from The Elsingham
Portrait" return in "Angela," but this time Richard has his
eyes on another . . .
Emerald Love While en route to India, just as the Sepoys are about
to mutiny against their British occupiers, eighteen
year-old Tania is proposed to by two men.
The King's Doll
The Duke of Landsdale and his mother are sent a written request
from the King of England to take in and support the Comtesse
and her beautiful daughter, Tiri. The Duke's mother is enraged,
but the Duke is suddenly smitten.
A Delicate Situation
(Book I)Thalia Temple, dimple-faced and lovely, sometimes has more pride
than sense. She even shuns Lord Phillip's attempts to court her.
When she's plagued by financial troubles, Lord Phillip may be the
only person who can help her, if only she can overcome her
pride . . . and open her heart.
The
Reformed Rake (Book II)In the sequel to "A Delicate Situation," Lord Phillip Sandron
finally commits to what he promised himself he would never
do: Marry. It was really Thalia who had changed his mind.
Now the former rake has much to learn about marriage, and
hopefully he will learn it all before the friends and lovers of
his rakehell past come to ruin it.
A
Time To LoveMoira Lovelace travels by carriage to seek solace in the home
of her Cousin Lily. On the way, the coach is attacked and a
handsome but wounded Marquess is left in Moira's care.
A mysterious traveler, Major Hilary Norman, comes to assist,
and soon Moira realizes that she has captured the interest
of both men.
A Place For AlfredaAt birth, Alfreda's father substitutes her for a male so his
fortune and title will not be lost. Now an adult, she goes
on a search for the indentity of her parents, and
she soon begins to discover things she wishes she hadn't.
The Elsingham Portrait
Lonely librarian, Kathryn Hendrix, is taken back in time
to occupy the life of Lady Elsingham.
The Duke's Dilemma
In an attempt to save her younger brother, Lady Leslie flees
to London and into the arms of the Duke of Kenelm.
The
Runaway DebutanteAfter Matilda's father loses her in a bet, she runs off and becomes
a celebrated personal chef and the delight of Major Bruce. And then
her past comes back to haunt her.
Milady Hot-At-HandAndrea disguises herself as a boy to investigate the murder of her
sister and father.
Lady Dearborn's Debut
Clea Bradford’s Aunt, Lady Floss Dearborn, intends on
marrying off her niece, though it’s no easy deed finding a
suitable parti for a young lady who stands six feet of height,
not counting the golden halo of blond hair.
September Song
The cruise that could make her career . . .
The romance that could change her life . . .
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