Kira O'Donahu, daughter of the Baron of Landwater, lives happily in her father's palace. At thirty-two years old, she has renounced marriage, but this is not a problem for her, since this way she can enjoy independence to do what she likes most. But one day a mysterious rider appears, as irritating as he is attractive, who will alter her life and her plans for the future.

The Marquess of Ravensworth has lived the life of a rake—squandering his years in excess and indulgence—until a fateful accident leaves him at the mercy of a mysterious woman.
Independent, elusive, and utterly unimpressed by his charm, she is nothing like the ladies of his world. She challenges him in ways he never expected, forcing him to confront not only his desires, but the betrayal that first set him on his reckless path.
As desire turns into something far more dangerous, Benedict realizes that winning her heart will take more than seduction. But when the moment comes, will he ...

Lady Lissa Lovington has a problem: too many suitors all hungering for the same thing—her newly-acquired inheritance. So Lissa plants a devious rumor: she's had a liaison with the notorious, and notoriously handsome, Gabriel Gordon, the sixth Earl of Wylde. Outcast by the ton, Gabriel has won too many duels and is believed to have had a hand in the death of his would-be-bride. The rumor works like a charm, until the mercurial Lord Wylde arrives to turn the tables and make Lissa's pretend liaison a reality. This is the first book in a Regency series. It features a clean romance with a ...

On the eve of Saint Valentine’s Day in Regency England, heiress Marcie Darlington escapes Mistress Cheltenham's School for Young Ladies along with its wicked headmistress—and is nearly run down by the London Mail Coach. The coach has been commandeered by Cole, the Marquis of Sherringham. Disguised as the coachman, Cole is trying to escape scheming females. Cole thinks the mischievous Marcie is a runaway ragamuffin. Marcie thinks Cole is a daredevil coachman. And Cupid is determined to help this exacting lord and mischievous miss find love. REVIEWS: "A warm, tender Valentine's treat of ...

When Catherine Morland married Henry Tilney, she was sure the seemingly cosy Woodston parsonage could not harbour any secrets such as she had imagined to lurk at Northanger Abbey. It is not long, however, before Catherine finds that there may be more skeletons in Woodston's closets than she could ever wish for to occupy her imagination. Meanwhile, determined to become a perfect wife, Catherine gets herself into one scrape after another, and it is not long before she gives up hope of ever gaining Henry's respect. When temptation visits Woodston in the form of a charismatic drawing instructor...