Regency Romance

In 1816 England, pretty Eleanor Devayne teaches young ladies at Miss Merryford's Academy. Although Ellie's job scandalizes her family, Ellie is happy, because she's supporting her small sister.

Melisande Eardley has a temper, and that temper gets the better of her.

Returning to his county home from London, Edward Meecham, Viscount Auberston, is shocked to find a strange young woman and three rambunctious orphans infesting the place.

After surviving a torturous marriage to a wicked old man, Lady Shelldown is finally a widow. She should be happy, but she's terrified.

One day she doesn't something of which she's ashamed: she lies, and says she's betrothed to a Russian count.

What do you do if your society friends believe your stepson's lies, and give you the cut direct? If you're Lady Ridley-Hunter, you buy a haunted great house, and rusticate.

Wealthy ton widow Louisa Browne is plagued by men. They're attracted to her looks and her money. They won't leave her alone. Then she meets Lord Alexander Fraser, the Earl of Ashhurst, who is a well known Corinthian. For the first time, she contemplates taking a lover for protection from other men -- but she gets more than she bargained for.

Her sister Catherine believes that Elaine's hair tells you everything that you need to know about her. It's flame-red. When Sir Oliver Destry trifles with Elaine, she decides on revenge. Elaine soon discovers the truth of the old saying that if you want to make the gods laugh, just tell them your plans.

Henry (Henrietta) Eardley makes a huge mistake. Then she makes it worse. She's never known a man like Lord Devernwood, and he's never met a woman like her.

She knows that her father is deeply in debt. In return for the hand of his daughter, twice-widowed Mr. Holborn will pay all Lord Tilney's considerable debts.

She's gorgeous, but hot-tempered, and Scottish heiress Bess Fleming takes the ton by storm. She's refused six proposals of marriage -- will Lord Darius make number seven?

Although he's a prize on the Marriage Mart, wealthy and twice-widowed Lord Delmere thinks that nothing could ever tempt him to marry again. Until he meets the lovely Lady Kingston.