Belgrave House: 700 books

When beautiful, talented American Louisa Randolph comes to the Earl of Westcott's estate, she has a good deal to say about English society and its manners. The high-handed lord finds her influence on his family disturbing--but her influence on the earl himself is what most surprises both Louisa and Drew. Regency Romance by Emily Hendrickson; originally published by Signet

Lady Camilla Summerton despised the Earl of Ennismount because she blamed him for her husband’s death. But he had entered her life once more, owing to his chaperonage of Mlle Arenburg. Mlle Arenburg loved William, Lord de Marne, future Earl of Highnam, but both betrothed were to others. And Lady Camilla,...

Cassandra Cresswell came by her learning naturally, having parents who were scholars. And being a London bluestocking never bothered her, until she discovered something special about an old childhood friend. Ned Mainwaring, however, was under the spell of Miss Arabella Taylor, as were most of London's...

The Earl of Charrington fell in love with the spirited lady in a portrait he purchased. But believing that no such real person existed, he settled for a suitable match, becoming engaged to the lovely Barbara Wyatt, daughter of his business partner. But when he arranged to have her portrait painted...

Fern was Sharons miracle child, one she found out about after her marriage was over, and since Clint had lost no time disappearing from her life after their divorce, she felt under no obligation to let him know about their daughter. But time has a way of catching up with people and exposing secrets they...

Elspeth Quinn would have preferred turning down her relatives invitation to join them in Bath for the season. At her mothers insistence, she goesonly to find herself the contrast for her beautiful cousin Caroline. But it is Elspeth who attracts Julian Thorpes interestand his kisses. Though the ruthless...

Cyndi Swoyer ran a gas station/diner in a small Pennsylvania town. When rich and handsome Bennett Ganster appeared in his new Buick, Cyndi couldn’t believe her good fortune. He wanted her to pretend to be his wife, so that his ailing mother would be relieved of her worry. Who could fault him for that?...

Liz Sullivan grows veggies in Palo Alto's community garden, where a work day turns tragic when a young woman's body is discovered. Some of the gardeners believe Liz is to blame; others champion her case. But her friend Detective Paul Drake is out of town, and Liz finds herself in danger from more than mere gossip. 5th Liz Sullivan mystery by Lora Roberts; originally published by Fawcett

Their love was meant to last a lifetime but tragedy tore them apart. Amanda and Dane Maxwell had a marriage made in heaven until their infant son died and grief turned them into strangers. When Amanda decided divorce was all that remained for them, Dane was left with only one choice. He must win back...

If her sister hadnt moved next door to artist and toymaker, Max McConnell, Sylvie Smith would never have seen him in a towel. Shes in Eureka Springs to help open a business, and Max is definitely not her type. But he does have a certain smile that sets her heart spinning, even though she knows better...

Kylie Richards was starting a new business and traveled to Santa Fe to offer her management seminars. Abandoned at the airport, she found herself whisked into town by a fellow traveler. Nick Braden worked for Southwest Textile as a troubleshooter, and hed intended to fire Kylie before she could be too...

The path to true love never runs smooth. But for Meg and Jesse, it starts at the Silver Dollar Cowboy Bar. He’s there with a friend. She’s doing research on Single Life in the city. She believes he’s doling out well-used lines; he thinks she’s in love with her ex. Add all the perils of dating...

Autumn Tremayne was returning to Chesapeake Bay from a glamorous five years in New York City. Home to Cade OConnor, her former business partner, and best friend. But Cade was cool and distant, unable to believe she would stay around. And Autumn wanted nothing more than to have him take her in his arms...

Mary Rose was proud to be named after her aunt, because her aunt had been a heroine, saving the lives of everyone in the apartment building—before dying in the fire. But not everyone thought the first Mary Rose was a heroine. Young Mary Rose overheard her uncles remembrance of the events of that dramatic...