Petronella Fanshawe, thwarted by Lord Claverton from becoming governess to his sister's children, obtains another post and is able to leave her aunt and jealous cousins. She does not wish to go with them to Paris, now Napoleon is safely imprisoned on Elba, but her employer's husband, a Frenchman, unexpectedly takes them there, where she finds herself embroiled in intrigue, thrown into Lord Claverton's company. Regency Romance by Sally James; originally published by Robert Hale [UK]

Sensible, impecunious Isabella Clinton is companion to her beautiful cousin Georgiana Sharman. When Georgiana is sent home to Sussex, Isabella believes Lord Fordington's many visits indicate he is taken with lovely Georgiana--not herself. She has two unwanted suitors, Georgiana's brother William and Sir Frederick Hill, a widower with a reputation as a gambler. And she has her hands full overseeing the antics of the younger set. Regency Romance by Sally James; originally published by Robert...

When impulsive Prudence Lee learns that Lord Mottesford has wagered that he can bring her to heel, she determines to play along and then, when he thinks he has won, disillusion him. But Lord Mottesford has some serious problems of his own, which include being trapped into an engagement and suspecting that the dowager Lady Mottesford has somehow disinherited her stepdaughter. Regency Romance novella by Sally James; originally published by My Weekly Pocket Novels

Sylvie Delamare suspects her Great-Uncle is cheating her of her inheritance, so goes to Norfolk to confront him. On the way she meets Sir Randal, who believes she may be helping a French spy and his smuggler friends. When Sylvie and Sir Randal are forced to spend the night in a small inn, which causes scandal, he proposes, unenthusiastically, and Sylvie refuses, though she loves him… Regency Romance by Sally James writing as Marina Oliver; originally published by Robert Hale [UK]

The Earl of Wrekin considers Phoebe Kingston too young to be companion to his niece Sally, who is indeed a handful. But he relents and escorts them to Brussels. Napoleon has escaped from Elba, and Sally falls in love with a soldier, Sir Henry ffoulkes. The earls disreputable uncle will inherit the title if he doesnt marry, so he proposes to Phoebe, who refuses him. Regency Romance by Sally James writing as Marina Oliver; originally published be Robert Hale [UK]

'I'll hazard my ring for this wench!' Masquerading as a serving girl to help her brother Julian find missing jewels, Susannah is infuriated by Lord Chalford's bet. Though she escapes him, when Susannah again meets Lord Chalford, she finds that he possesses some of those jewels--and that his father was present when Julian's father died in suspicious circumstances. Regency Romance by Sally James; originally published by Hale [London]

Dermot, Earl of Heronforth, reluctantly accepts the obligation of his dead brother to bear-lead young Bobby Blain around Town. But Bobby turns out to be Roberta, not at all what he expected. Bobby, already courted by two suitors at home, needs to be in London to attempt to clear her father's name of cheating at cards. Her discoveries lead to a kidnapping and a daring pursuit. Regency Romance by Sally James; originally published by Hale [UK]

Kate Byford is ordered by her grandfather, the Earl of Malvern, to come to London, where he is dying. But his other order, that she marry his heir, Adam Rhydd, she is unwilling to accept. After the earls death,  Adam sends her to an academy for young ladies to learn how to behave. But Kates ambitious efforts to escape are routinely thwarted by Adam. Regency Romance by Sally James writing as Marina Oliver; originally published by Robert Hale [UK]

Is the baby Caterina, Countess of Rasen, brought back from Portugal hers and her dead husband's? The new Earl, Nicholas, is attracted to her, but suspicious. Catarina, in order to protect her young sister Joanna, cannot reveal the truth. And then Cousin Matthew insists that the baby is his and Joanna’s, that their marriage was legitimate. Nicholas will have to prove him a liar. Regency Romance by Sally James writing as Marina Oliver; originally published by Robert Hale [UK]

Mary Wyndham, living quietly and courted by the local curate, is startled when her brother arrives with pretty heiress Teresa Standish (and her talkative parrot). Their marriage is opposed by Teresa's guardian, Sir Ingram Leigh, whom Teresa believes is trying to gain her fortune by nefarious means. When Sir Ingram comes to separate the lovers, Mary finds him attractive, but cant quite dismiss Teresa's allegations… Regency Romance by Sally James; originally published by Hale [UK]

The last person Sir Denzil Trewyn expects to find on a small Cornish island, where he is cast up after his boat founders, is an enchanting girl who calmly tells him she is mad, and has lived there all her life, seeing no one but her governess and two servants. Doubting this, he names her Miranda and determines to rescue her and take her to his sister in London. Regency Romance by Sally James; originally published by Robert Hale [UK]

Yasmin is suspended between two worlds -- the gypsies with whom she lived as a child, and that of her Aunt Georgina in an English village. But when Georgina dies, Yasmin chooses to join the gypsy tribe, where her grandmother explains her origins. Three men vie for her affections: her cousin  Leon, strong and respected, Pedro, the wild, dashing Romany, and Sir Edward Curtis, far above her. Regency Romance by Sally James; originally published by Robert Hale [UK]