Belgrave House: 700 books

The Congress of Vienna provided international society one party after another. But Lord Moncrief had more diplomatic duties to do in restraining his cousin from purchasing the famed (and stolen) Blue Tavernier diamond. Would the mysterious but suspicious Frenchwoman, Cécile Feydeau, or the enchantingly...

Holly McCormack had no beauty but combined a beautiful voice with a witty tongue and a sensible approach to life. She lived with her aunt and beautiful cousin Jane near the Abbey, Lord Dewar’s home. He announced he would produce Romeo and Juliet, with Jane to star. Holly found herself immersed with...

Miranda Vale had learned that Lord Rotham was a rake, when her sister’s heart was broken. But Miranda couldn’t resist being charmed by the man, who had such courage and daring. She and Rotham’s brother, Pavel, got caught up in the adventure Rotham was involved in. But Miranda insisted on protecting...

Belle Savage, American romance writer, rents a cottage in England for inspiration. And she finds her Regency hero. Only hes a ghost, who entangles her in the past, where Arabella Comstocks tragic story pours from Belles pen. When the Lord Raventhorpe of Regency days finally learns the truth, will...

Lady Helena, whose father was an English lord, had spent her whole life in Spain, but she was sent to England to find a proper English husband. She found England dull and its men less than sterling. Her cousin Edward, for example, was a tyrant and disposed to ignore her, if not overset her plans. She...

Cassie Newton once again joins forces with John Weiss, an investigator for Lloyds of London, when he shows up in Montreal on the track of ten fake Van Gogh paintings. The forger is murdered, with the cast of suspects including Hot Buns, a museum curator and a sheik. Along with the luxury and excitement...

Jennifer Whitcomb had become governess to the Parthemer children after she refused her previous employer's proposition. But there was intrigue in this new location so close to France, and the handsome neighbor Viscount Haverford she had to reckon with. Did Haverford have the same idea as her previous employer? Regency Romance by Nina Coombs Pykare; previously published by Dell

After her husbands death, Lady Catherine Granville opened an academy for young ladies in Bath. Her relatives were scandalized by her behavior and sent the Marquess of Charlmont to try to dissuade her. But Catherine and Lucian had met and been attracted to each other in Catherines first season. He disappeared,...

Like a knight of old, when Justin Fairfax, the elegant Earl of Rochford discovers the dilemma facing lovely Anne Haycroft, he comes to her rescue. Her despicable uncle is determined to wed her to a nasty peer in order to settle gaming debts. The earl places her with his aunt, then creates fictitious...

An innocent mistake takes on the appearance of a highly compromising situation, so Phoebe Bridgerton and Charles Hargood, to prevent ruin, find they must marry. Theyve always professed to despise one another: Phoebes too mischievous and Charles is too stuffy. But when she thinks Charles might be involved...

When Miranda Lewis and her friend Nate Barnes spend a weekend visiting friends at the Rhode Island coast, things go terribly wrong. Mirandas friend Erins fiancé is murdered and Nates friend Jimmy becomes the prime suspect. Tension increases because of the areas long-time cultural bias against Native...

Living quietly at Bath suited Miss Elizabeth Ashton perfectly. In the past she had refused several unexceptionable suitors--for reasons of her own. Her peace was shaken, however, by the arrival of Mr. Charles Carlyle, a charming and irreverent rake. When relatives place her in a compromising position...

Neurologist Nan LeBaron and emergency room doc Steve Winstead are codefendants in a malpractice suit. Tension between them mounts as Steve fears Nan won't handle the crisis well, and Nan offers Steve the hard truth about his bedside manner. Then tension turns to fever--and it's a different game. Third of the Fielding Medical Center quartet by Elizabeth Neff Walker; originally published by Signet