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Not So Sweet Maria by Jessica Spencer
(5.00 from 1 review)
Lady Maria hasn't forgotten how the ton had disparaged her American mother or treated her coldly when she was a child. Determined not to accept any of the "Eligibles," she is happy to fall in love with a commoner. Only he isn't a commoner but the elusive Lord Daventon!
How to Live Happily Ever After by Bree Wolf
In this fairy tale Regency romance by USA Today bestselling and HOLT Medallion winning author, BREE WOLF, an old spinster and a young earl come to realize that love does not follow rules...least of all society's.
A Most Unsuitable Earl by Ruth Ann Nordin
(5.00 from 4 reviews)
Ethan Silverton, the Lord of Edon, prides himself on his notorious reputation as a rake because it frees him from having to get married. But one little lie and a meddlesome mother forces him into a situation where he has to marry the most boring lady he can imagine.
The Earl's Inconvenient Wife by Ruth Ann Nordin
(4.11 from 18 reviews)
Caught in a scandalous situation, Lord Roderick marries a lady he believes tricked him into marriage. Miss Claire Lowell hoped her first Season would result in a marriage based on love, but her new husband hates her. Can she convince him she didn't trick him into marriage or will she be confined to the loveless marriage she fears?
His Harlot by Natasha Blackthorne
He loved her but for all the wrong reasons... Goodman Thomas Marlowe needs a wife. He loves his neighbor's beautiful and sensual bondswoman Rosalind Abramson but for all the wrong reasons. A love based on lustful desires is not a worthy reason to marry a woman. And there can be no sex outside of marriage in Puritan New England. Valiantly, he fights to keep his feelings hidden.
Small Great Joys by Danielle Carriere
All Angel wants is to go someplace where no one knows her name or—more importantly—what happened to her. However, Angel's plans are disrupted when she becomes stranded in an unfamiliar town. With no means to leave and no place to stay, Angel finds aid in an unexpected place: Nathan, a childhood acquaintance with scars of his own.
Lady Olivia's Butterfly by Beverley Oakley
As the most dazzling debutante of 1811, wilful and beautiful Miss Olivia Templestowe scandalised society when she eloped with notorious rake, Lucien, Lord Farquhar. Five years later, she's paid the highest price for her impetuosity.
The Reclusive Earl by Ruth Ann Nordin
(5.00 from 1 review)
It's far easier to hide in the shadows than risk being hurt. When a very imperfect earl happens to be caught up in a scandal that forces him to marry the perfect lady, he can't help but worry all his fears have just come true.
Mitch's Win by Ruth Ann Nordin
(5.00 from 4 reviews)
When Mitch Grady goes to a saloon to help his brother, he finds that his brother's horse isn't the only thing being offered in a poker game. Heather Curtiss' brother has bet her as well. Vowing an innocent woman won't be forced to give up her virtue to a disreputable gambler, Mitch joins the game. With luck, he wins and frees Heather.
Wagon Trail Bride by Ruth Ann Nordin
Richard Larson has secretly loved Amanda for years, but it wasn't until she had nowhere else to turn that he had the courage to propose a marriage of convenience. Now as they make their way to Omaha, Nebraska for a new life, he wonders if she might ever come to return his feelings.
Improper Wager: Scandalous Encounters by Kristabel Reed
(4.50 from 2 reviews)
Two years ago, Isabella Harrington defied her parents and society, and ran off with her lover to Milan. They thought they'd conquer the world at the gaming tables. But her dream of happily-ever-after led to nothing but debts and a shattered heart. Isabella needed a way back into the society she shunned and what better way than through a proper, aristocratic marriage?
Loving Eliza by Ruth Ann Nordin
(4.92 from 13 reviews)
Eliza left her life of prostitution to become something she could never be back in Omaha: a lady. As soon as she arrives in South Dakota, she runs into John Evans, the town mute, who immediately falls in love with her and wants to marry her. She fights off his proposals, even as her attraction for him grows stronger. But can she afford to let him know her past? Will he love her anyway?
The Viscount's Runaway Bride by Ruth Ann Nordin
(5.00 from 1 review)
What Lord Worsley really wants is a wife who can excite him, but what he ended up with was an engagement borne of necessity to his sister's friend. So when Miss Damara Onslow intercepts his carriage, he's immediately drawn to both her bold spirit and her beauty. Even more exciting is the offer she makes: money in exchange for marriage.
Her Counterfeit Husband by Ruth Ann Nordin
(4.00 from 3 reviews)
In an act of desperation, the Duchess of Watkins and the butler bury her dead husband in secret. On their way back to the manor, they find a stranger who has been beaten and left for dead. And he looks just like her husband. Dare they replace her husband with a counterfeit? And if they do, what consequences will come as a result of their lie?
A Husband for Margaret by Ruth Ann Nordin
(4.16 from 31 reviews)
When Margaret Williams posted an ad for a husband, she expected Paul Connealy to arrive, but instead, his older brother, Joseph, came...and he brought four children with him.
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