Books
For The Love Of A Pirate
December 1, 2006
Gypsy Lover
November 1, 2005
reputation in ruins . . .
Lovely Meg Shaw is a respectable governess in a wealthy
household -- and it is her duty to bring her charge safely
home when the Read more...
Regency Christmas Courtship
October 4, 2005
Just in time for the season—an anthology of all-new
Christmas novellas to warm the heart. Penned by some of the
best-known Regency authors around, it's the perfect stocking
stuffer.
Contains:
Wooing the Wolf by Read more...
Alas, My Love
April 1, 2005
Passion rarely plays by society's rules ...
He was a penniless street urchin who, through sheer will and
courage, became a man of means. Yet wealth, charm and good
looks will not gain Read more...
Regency Christmas Magic
October 5, 2004
A once-handsome naval captain has vowed never to show
his scarred face again. But when, Upon a Midnight
Clear, he finds an unconscious Jamaican beauty
rumored to be a witch, Read more...
The Return of the Earl
September 1, 2004
Wedding Belles
May 4, 2004
One of the notorious Three Beaux has only bad
luck—until an heiress in urchins' clothing steals
into his sister's wedding—and into his heart—in
Allison Lane's "For Richer or Poorer".
In Read more...
To Tempt a Bride
November 1, 2003
Regency Christmas Wishes
October 7, 2003
Sandra Heath's "Merry Magpie"—a bird as noisy as he
is nosy—has a bad habit of screeching uncomely secrets,
turning his masters against each other. But Christmas has a
way of Read more...
To Wed a Stranger
March 1, 2003
A Regency Christmas
September 5, 2002
This Christmas, cozy up with five all-new Regency tales!
From five award-winning and bestselling Regency authors
comes an all-new collection of Christmas stories that
capture the warmth and magic of the holiday season. Read more...
The Devil's Bargain
April 30, 2002
WOULD HE CHOOSE LOVE ... OR REVENGE?Katherine Corbet abhors
injustice -- and is happy to assist the disturbingly
attractive Sir Alasdair St. Erth quash the brazen schemes
of a marriage-minded Read more...
The Conquest
August 1, 2001
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