It was a strange experience for Elizabeth Jeffries to have a rogue jump into her carriage on a rainy night—and kiss her passionately. She was disturbed more by the excitement of his embrace than fear of him. And though he vanished, the memory of him lingered, making it difficult for Elizabeth to marry the foppish Comte de Cavilon—though Cavilons tender ways intrigued her. Georgian Romance by Joan Vincent; originally published by Dell Candlelight Georgian Special

Lord Greydon had mistaken Audacia Aderly for a boy--because he'd caught her in her brother's breeches. So Audacia was sent to her godmother in London to learn the ways of the ton. Amused at the impossibility of such a lesson, Lord Greydon arrived to find Audacia surrounded by beaux--and by scandal. Regency Romance by Joan Vincent; originally published by Dell Candlelight Regency

The Prologue occurs in April 1802; the rest of the story takes place from October 1810-November 1810. Lucian Merristorm has blamed his father for his fiancée’s death for years. He meets Ruth Clayton when she is searching for her father and helps her. When they next meet it is on a coach going north to Whitby, where Lucian has been dumped by Sir Brandon Thornley, drunk and drugged. The spy Donatien is in Whitby but disguises himself as Riding Officer Geary. Book Four of the Honour Series. Hono...

What was this strange legacy Mathilda Bartones husband had bequeathed her in return for their May-December marriage? Present the Doll in Red to my solicitor within six months or forfeit all rights to Bartone Hollows and to my fortune. Her search for the doll led to London with its wicked waysand to brooding young Lord Bartone. Regency Romance by Joan Vincent; originally published by Dell Candlelight Regency Special

Lady Juliane Perrill was determined to escape the revolution in France and bring her orphaned niece and nephew safely to England. By joining with the Earl of Tretain as a "family" she might make their journey safer. But there was danger everywhere--including in the earl's arms. Georgian Romance by Joan Vincent; originally published by Dell Candlelight Georgian Special

Juliet Winterton refused to marry a drunken gambler her brother had chosen, so she ran away and established herself on the country estate of the absent Alexander Barr, Viscount Hawkswood. Pretending to be his wife was simpleuntil he showed up. Alexander was a rake, but he was also a gentleman, so he went along with Juliets ployuntil he found himself falling for the lady. Regency Romance by Emily Hendrickson; originally published by Signet

Confronted with an intolerable marriage to a man she cannot abide, Caprice Lambert decides to take refuge with her childhood friend and flees to Dorset and sanctuary. Dressed as a stableboy, she is determined not to return until her parents see reason and abandon their ridiculous plans. But things go sadly awry when, upon arriving at what she thinks is her destination, she finds herself in the wrong house entirely.What initally seems like a disaster actually works out far better tha...

Being nearsighted in Regency England can raise a scandal!After an embarrassing incident at a ball, Meg Linley is packed off for home—only to enter the wrong carriage, arrive at the estate of a handsome lord, and be mistaken for a governess. Meg plays along because she prefers mischievous children to arrogant nobles—until she starts to fall in love with her new employer.Jacqueline Diamond's half dozen Regency romances, including A Lady of Letters and Lady in Disguise, have d...

Wynn, Viscount Ingall, saved a young woman from a fire. Lady Victoria Keyes, in despair of her life, promised herself to marry any man who rescued her, whoever he might be. But Wynn was a social outcast and refused her hand. And the diamond key Torries father gave her at her come-out ball was a promise to give her heart and hand only to her true love… Regency Romance by Barbara Metzger; originally published by Signet

Meg Holstock cannot think of anybody less suitable than herself to take care of a young child, yet she becomes responsible for her orphaned nephew anyway. Thrust into the wilds of Surrey - and the charms of a rundown cottage - she believes life will be singularly dull. But that is before she meets her neighbor, a sinfully wicked viscount whose reputation for seduction is legendary...

The Duke of Danby is matchmaking again.No matter what his overbearing duke of a grandfather wants, Thomas Goddard has no intention of marrying a high-born lady. He’s the son of Danby’s by-blow, for heaven’s sake, and no gentleman! When yet another letter—complete with yet another marriage license—arrives, Thomas does as any reasonable man would do. He rips the thing to shreds, tosses it over the cliffs, and curses Danby’s name. Regrettably, his shouted curse startles the very lady ...

When one of the Duke of Caswells painted portraits started talking to him, he knew hed best find treatment for his problem. Sir Osgood Bannister offered such a programand expected his niece, Lilyanne, to carry out the bland regimen. Lilyanne was not at all the sort of woman the duke would ordinarily meetand her innocence intrigued him. But that wouldnt do in his world, would it? Regency Romance by Barbara Metzger; originally published by Signet