THE MAKING OF A DUCHESS Twelve years after fleeing their burning chateau, Julien Harcourt, Duc de Valère, searches for his lost twin brothers. His frequent travels between England and France at a time when the exiled Napoleon is reported to be marshalling his troops raises the suspicions of English authorities who set secret operative Sarah Smith on his trail. A risky game of cat and mouse leads the two from the ballrooms of London to the prisons of Paris and into a fragile love that neither dares to hope for. Read more...

BLACKTHORNE'S BRIDE Tired of being wooed for her dowry, Lady Madeleine Castleigh has given up on finding true love. But on her way to elope with a boring but honorable philanthropist, her carriage is seized by a nobleman on the run. Maddie is alarmed, especially when she catches sight of Jack Martingale, Marquess of Blackthorne, exactly the sort of wickedly attractive man she's sworn to avoid. Read more...

GOOD GROOM HUNTING Josephine Hale is determined to find her grandfather's pirate treasure. With half of a crumbling treasure map in her possession, the lady is half-way to a fortune. But the remainder of the map belongs to Stephen Doubleday, Earl of Westman, her family's sworn enemy. Josie will do anything to get her hands on it...even if it means seducing the handsome rogue. Read more...

NO MAN'S BRIDE Catherine Fullbright has vowed never to marry. Unfortunately, her father refuses to marry off Catie's pretty, pliable younger sister until the elder is wed—and his underhanded scheming comes to a head when Catie finds herself standing at the altar with her sister's fiancé. Read more...

PRIDE AND PETTICOATS Charlotte becomes ensnared in the investigation of a traitor by Lord Dewhurst—the most insufferable, sinfully handsome man she's ever met. In order to catch this spy and clear her name, she has no choice but to play the agent's bride. But can she resist his charms? Read more...

WHEN DASHING MET DANGER It's not that Lucia Dashing, youngest daughter of Lord Brigham, wants Alex Scarston, Earl of Selbourne, to go away. She just wishes he weren't always so close—perhaps a few rooms, or streets, or continents between them would bank the heat of her attraction. Read more...