Fantasy Romance
To Lady Mirade, it seems a simple task: abduct the sorcerer son of her clan’s greatest enemy and persuade him to teach her the magic she needs to defend her family and her keep. She never expects her greatest battle to be against the forbidden desire that burns between them.
The Lord Sorcerer Lorien’s task is to escape and return to his own clan so they can resume their feud. But even as he remains Mirade’s prisoner, he finds himself enchanted by her determination and passion to protect her people.
As they grow ever closer, finding a way to resolve the feud so they can be together may prove to be the most impossible task of all.
Historical Romance
When her aunt drags her to four summer house parties in quick succession, Grace Rawson doesn’t expect to be drawn into a dangerous game with a perilously attractive thief. After her aunt’s safety is threatened, Grace must determine which of the players is hiding a darker purpose.
Duty and honor pulled them apart — felony and fate will bring them together again.
England, 1818. When American-born Junia Reynolds forms a desperate plan to rescue her beloved father from kidnappers, the last person she expects to see is the aristocratic man of her girlish dreams. But why is he claiming to be his own twin brother?
Major Lord Philip Avondale has never been able to forget the brave and beautiful Junia, even though he knew walking away was the honorable thing to do. If fate has reunited them, Philip isn’t about to let her go—even if it means defying his family.
When Junia’s escape plan goes awry, she and Philip are forced to leave her father behind. Now, they must elude capture on the road to London…where a surprise visitor only deepens the mystery.
Content warning: past sexual assault (discussed); slavery (backstory)
COMING JULY 29TH
A sleepy village, three mischievous otters, and a lady in disguise.
What could go wrong?
When Georgiana Morland’s cruel cousin sends her beloved pet otters away to what seems certain death, she has no choice but to pursue them … even if that means disguising herself as a young man for the journey.
In the charming Yorkshire village of Kilbythorpe, the Reverend Lord Peter Avondale knows he only has one chance to salvage his damaged ecclesiastical career, or be forced to leave the work he loves behind forever. All he needs to do is be less impulsive. How hard can it be?
The arrival of three mischievous otters, followed by a mysterious young man who claims to be their keeper, upends Peter’s peaceful exile. The revelation that the “young man” Peter invited to stay with him is a respectable young woman leaves them with only one option: marriage.
As scandal looms and the Ladies’ Auxiliary meddles, Peter begins to fear he will lose the only thing he loves more than his career: Georgie
SNOWED IN AT A TINY INN WITH THE WOMAN YOU’VE LOVED ALL YOUR LIFE…
AND THERE’S ONLY ONE BED
Betrothed to the Duke of Kendal since they were children and still recovering from a near-fatal illness, Miss Penelope Montgomery is resigned to the marriage … until she discovers her identical twin sister Pippa has been in love with Kendal for years. The only way to prevent disaster is for Penny to flee her Christmas wedding ahead of an incoming snowstorm that strands her at a tiny inn with her jilted groom’s irritatingly attractive brother Hugo.
Royal Navy Captain Lord Hugo Dalston wanted to escape the spectacle of the woman he loves marrying his older brother, but Penny’s impulsive actions force them to share the smallest room he’s ever seen in an isolated village where everyone believes them to be husband and wife. Even worse, the masquerade is dangerously seductive, showing Hugo what his life with Penny can be if he has the courage to risk his family, his livelihood, and even Penny’s health should her illness return.
COMING OCTOBER 1ST
Pippa Montgomery knows this is all her fault. If she had not kissed her twin sister’s betrothed, Penny never would have run away into a snowstorm. Now Pippa must masquerade as Penny at the Christmas house party where Oliver, the Duke of Kendal, was to have married her sister. The pretense was Oliver’s idea, but he seems to keep mistaking Pippa for his intended bride in a way that gives her unreasonable hope.
Oliver has felt uneasy about his betrothal ever since the night he kissed a woman he believed to be his intended … but may have been her identical twin sister instead. Penny’s flight from their wedding means he must pretend Pippa is his betrothed to preserve her sister’s reputation. It becomes more and more difficult to ignore that he and Pippa are far more suited than he and Penny ever were … but the marriage contract signed by his profligate father a decade ago may trap Oliver in a marriage he no longer wants and put Pippa out of his reach forever.