Regency imprint: 472 books

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...

The Earl of Ravenswood had decided never to marry an intelligent woman like his stepmother. She had used her cleverness to bankrupt Ravens Hall. His lordships determination ruled out beautiful and wise Miss Daphne Kendall. Or would two meddling servants and one determined cat change his mind? Book...

Spinster Eden Beckett has a full life with her gardening, painting and keeping an eye on her willful younger sister Zoë. Into her world comes Seth, adopted son of the Duke of Derwent, looking for a bride for the dukes son. Though passions ignite between Seth and Eden, each must obey a primary duty....

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...

When Jessica eloped with a young nobleman, the resulting scandal destroyed their marriage. Now her once-beloved husband is dead, and Jessica wishes only to escape from his disapproving family, especially Graham Foxe, Earl of Raeburn, her husband's older brother. But Graham is determined to keep her and...

Dimity Dalyrumple may be determined never to marry, but her uncle has other ideas. And Patrick William Very may be known as No Marriage Kirkdale, but he has a mother who insists that he insure the succession and provide her with grandchildren. Watch Dimity and Patrick contrive to avoid matrimony…and lose to love. Regency Romance by Nina Coombs Pykare; originally published by Lion Press

Outrageous enough that Lord Deyncourt shot, then seductively kissed, mysterious Miss Jessica Whinburn! Even more vexing, his arrogance kept her from hanging as a highwayman. She was tossed onto his horse and carried away. But if this defiantly independent lady unwittingly scandalizes London society,...

Since her father’s disappearance, Charity Abercrombie has become responsible for her family’s welfare. When Charity is offered a London season, she reluctantly decides to accept, but a surprise encounter with a Spanish stranger shakes her resolve. Who is Dominic Castille, and why does he appear in...

Kate Ketterling, one of a strolling players troupe, has Archie Islington, Viscount Barrington, take her to Astleys Amphitheater to meet the star, Phillipe Ducant. They learn that Angelique de la Reina has been found deadand Bow Street will decide her horse is to blame. Kate instead considers all the...

It was called "Farrington's Folly" because Lady Elizabeth had the notion that a museum of natural curiosities would advance the cause of science--and the ton thought her idea scandalous. The Marquis of Worthington, Elizabeth's childhood friend, had become a very straight-laced fellow since their youthful...

Isabella Oakley is travelling to London for the Season when her aunt is taken ill en-route. Luckily she meets Anthony Davenport and his sister who escort her in their private coach. But in London she is followed by the mysterious Mr Montcalm, whom Anthony warns her away from. And Anthonys sister seems...

Marianna Wyndham was accused of being a thief at her stuffy school--and left in disgrace. When unconventional Lord George Barringer proposed a plan to recover her good name, Marianna took the gamble, having nothing to lose--except her heart to that handsome gentleman. Regency Romance by Emily Hendrickson; originally published by Signet

Sybil Eagletons London Season has an unfortunate start. Then she is befriended by Robert Medland, son of her stepmamas best friend, and things start looking up. When the handsome Viscount Buckingham pays court to her, she must decide if her affections can be given to this haughty perfectionist, or...

When Elizabeth Dancy left London behind, she believed she would be avoiding the amorous importunings of Viscount Leighton. But there the stunningly handsome lord was in Surrey, ready to continue his pursuit. With Valentines Day approaching, Elizabeth had only to fear being captured by love. Regency Romance by Emily Hendrickson; originally published by Signet