Browsing: Regency Era

When Lady Isabella witnesses the murder of her mother—by her father, the Earl of Craythorne—she rides off to London in…

Lady Dru keeps a low profile as she pens stories about society’s quirks and scandals. She never expected the charismatic Duke of Mountsorrel to propose, nor for someone to steal and publish her manuscript — a sensational work that very much resembles the life of her new husband!

“Completely transporting” (Madeline Miller, author of Circe): In 18th-century England, merchant Jonah Hancock learns one of his ships has been sold in exchange for a mermaid — and as word spreads, Jonah’s life is upended. “Brilliantly written and redolent with evocative historical detail” (Library Journal).

She saved his life… Now he can’t resist her! In this Wild Lords and Innocent Ladies story, Lord Stanton’s stay…

One stolen night… …leads to unexpected wedding vows! Part of The Sommersby Brides: widowed Lady Charlotte Gregory believes she’ll never…

A wedding, a whirlwind trip around the country, and an unexpected attraction to the pilot always at her side…Carolyn’s role as…

From a USA Today bestselling author: Lunden Beckford, Duke of Scarsdale, is tasked with finding a husband for Amelia Strathmore, his friend’s younger sister. Before she settles down, Amelia asks Lunden to show her some of life’s freedoms — and soon their unexpected chemistry proves irresistible…

Forced to marry a man she doesn’t love, Liliah vows to experience true pleasure before her wedding night — even if it’s with Lucas, the Earl of Heightford, at his scandalous private gaming club… A delicious historical romance!

Roguish Drake is no stranger to taking risks and getting into trouble. Julianna is on the run from her father, who wants to sell her to the highest bidder. When Drake rescues her, he promises to deliver her safely to her brother — but what happens when he unexpectedly falls in love?

A grieving widow comes face-to-face with her all-too-alive husband in this enchanting Regency story. Her husband lost in the war,…