Stewart: 927 books

REGENCY ROMANCE short story - The age-old conflict of parents not wanting their son or daughter to have anything to do with someone who is not in their class. A baron's son is not a prize to be wasted on a farmer's daughter. Felix and Louise have loved one another from childhood but their families...

A charitable heart may lead to a passionate one... The war against Napoleon has left wounded ex-soldiers littering the streets throughout England. Unable to work, they beg. In memory of her young military brother, Constance Trubridge, a wealthy twenty-eight-year old spinster, sets out on a mission...

Disfigured veteran from the Napoleonic Wars, Duncan MacGregor is luckier than most ex-soldiers. He works as an estate manager for an absentee owner — except, owner and family aren’t going to be absentee any longer. Christmas is coming and so are they! What will it take to thaw a cold heart? A 19th century English Christmas romance.

Marcus Beaumont, spy for his majesty's government, has to appear insignificant. His life depends upon it. In Britain's struggle against the tyrant Napoleon, his missions find him involved in murder, lust and even love. Originally appeared under the title of 'Oh! What a tangled web we weave...'(NaNoWriMo work in progress)

The year is 1818 and Miss Baxter is a twenty-six-year old spinster in London, England. For some unfathomable reason, she seems to attract the wrong type of man through no fault of her own. Her trip to the museum is about to set her on an unexpected course when she enters one of its rooms by mistake. A short, fast-paced tale of how love triumphs.

England 1815 Circumstances are such that Lady Minton needs a housekeeper for Minton Mansion and Eleanor Hadley needs a job — one which provides board and lodgings. Eleanor finds she has exchanged church bells for service bells in an aristocratic mansion. Her future looks bleak until a chance meeting in a lending library sparks an ember of hope. Dare a spinster dream?

1817 Hertfordshire, England Lillian is a thirty-year-old spinster who has recently lost her father. Totally alone, she now wonders the direction her life will take. Although she has inherited her father’s home, belongings, and land, the lack of income will soon pose a problem. Her friend suggests...

Since early childhood, she has often awakened in the night to find herself in a different bedroom. Years of night-time travelling, have taken her to different rooms but she has never encountered another living soul. And then comes the day when she decides to open a door and look beyond... (Approx. 23,520 words)

Circumstances have made Gideon Drummond, Viscount Osborne, a solitaire. Never would he have imagined that the eleven-year-old girl who presents him with his winner's cup will, years later, become his Midsummer Mistress!

Three romance novellas in one book! The first is a Regency romance, the second a time-travel mystery with romance in the making, while the third is a contemporary romance between two unlikely people. All stand-alone tales. Easy reading to fill in your spare time, whether travelling on a train or sitting in a waiting room. I'd be curious to know which of the three you preferred.

How are ribbons entangled in a 19th century romance or a children's nursery song? What if an inheritance depends on marrying? Can one love his wife while flirting with another? These two short stories should make you smile.

No one notices Peggy anymore. An incident at a supermarket is all it takes to get her to change her life radically.

At twenty-two, Kelly is a much sought-after international performer. She has made it to the top with help from Fiona, her manager and encouragement from her boyfriend, Justin. When Justin betrays her, she shatters - only to pick up the pieces and to begin again. An unexpected discovery from 2000 years ago, helps her to mend.

An Irish indentured servant, Abigail Flynn has managed to escape her lecherous American patron, thanks to his wife. Alone, traveling west on a buckboard wagon, Abigail is caught in a violent storm. As she shelters beneath the wagon, she doubts that things could get much worse — but they do.