Regency imprint: 472 books

Sophie Garnett is left impoverished by her fathers death, but a favourite uncles will leaves her his library. While she is packing the books, she discovers a fortune in bank notes and uses them for a London season. Her cousin Jonathan, now Viscount Lowell, once stole a kiss from her and shes determined...

Lady Juliana Hamilton admired her late aristocratic father's abilities as an architect, and she was determined to follow in his footsteps. Completing his unfinished manor for Lord Barry would solidify his reputation and give her a chance for recognition. Unfortunately, Lord Barry was appalled by the...

Lady Chloe Maitland's grandmamma insisted that she marry the aging Lord Twisdale, who had already buried one young wife. Twisdale gave Chloe the shivers, unlike Julian St. Aubyn, who set her heart to racing. St. Aubyn was a notorious rake, but together they worked to uncover Twisdale's appalling secret....

The Earl of Huntingdon changed his will to leave most of his estate to Marcus, a male relative. The earl's daughter Charis knew she must find a wealthy husband to provide for her mother and sister. Taking up residence in Marcus's London home, she enlisted his assistance in finding her a suitable match--but...

Jordan Robards inherited a barony after the death of his cousin Ivor. Ivor had been engaged to Lady Ariel, and that beautiful lady shared in Ivors estate. But Jordan learned that Ivor may have met with foul play and now he himself may be in danger. His attraction to Lady Ariel, however, keeps him...

Miss Delicia Dudley, who considered herself beyond marriageable age, was constantly being placed in embarrassing situations by her flighty mother and sister. Yet her loyalty to sister Desiree had her agreeing to pretend to be in love with the Duke of Ravenworth, so that Desiree could pursue her own...

Claudia Carstairs was relieved when she was widowed, and she cherishes her newfound freedom and the estate of Ravencroft that she has come to love. In the disguise of a servant, Lord Glenraven is determined to reclaim the estate his father was cheated out of. But Ravencrofts  master is dead and there...

Papas death had left Caroline Hargrave and her family nearly penniless. To make matters worse, their new trustee, Lord Brooke, made his imperious entrance, issued orders and expected them all to jump! Caroline would not let such overbearing arrogance go unchallenged, for she was as proud as a lioness...

Sweet, innocent Lady Clare Dysart spent her childhood summers with Sabrina and Giles Whitton, and everyone expected her to marry Giles. But Clare fell in love with Justin, Lord Rainsborough, during her first season. He was charming and passionate—too passionate, she found out to her regret after marrying...

Lieutenant Neal Baskerville would never forget his first glimpse of Miss Delilah Mannering, perched upon a stile, her ragged skirts hitched up to her knees, in one hand a half-eaten peach, a monstrously ugly dog sprawled at her bare and very dirty feet. This was the heiress he was to bring back to...

Penniless Julia Marsh and Sir Carey Fitzhugh met in Vienna, at the Congress, where Julia was governess to her sister’s children. When they met again, Julia was stranded without money or luggage, and had taken a job in a Bavarian inn. Sir Carey had been jilted, and needed a wife in order to claim his...

Celia Demming has come to London with only one goal­—to make the perfect match. When handsome, charming Anthony Graydon takes a profound interest in Celia, her hopes soar. She is convinced she has found the ideal husband, until she discovers that even the best-laid plans can be overset by love. Regency Romance by Lois Menzel; originally published by Fawcett Crest

Ferdinand Andrews was a rake, but he was also up for a challenge. And Miss Harriet Mayne was obviously in need of his help. Her clothes were dreadful and her rides in the park hoydenish. But Ferdys lessons in delightful ton behavior left Harriet open to the advances of a fortune-hunter and an obnoxious...

Joanna Winterton escaped London so she couldnt once again be almost trapped into an undesirable marriage. Who would have guessed that she would find danger in the rural town to which she fled? Sir Lucas Montfort, that handsome libertine, considered Joanna just the sort of lady to whom he was attractedfor...