They'll never make it. Ren Kurosawa and Mikayla Davis will kill each other before Ren's latest film sees the light of day. He's sure of it. After Ren's previous assistant cracks under his demands, he begrudgingly accepts Mikayla as a replacement. Yet, the two have a history deeper than a fractious working relationship. For years, the two have been in each other's social orbits through acquaintances. However, their mutual contempt once boiled over in a kiss. One Ren tries to forget until Mikayla walks back into his life and quickly derails his passion project. Mikayla isn't happy about their circumstances either. The only reason she signed up to help was for the cash and a trip to Japan. She's determined to get through filming and then get out of Ren's life forever. Despite their efforts, the memory of their kiss lingers...until there is another kiss. And even more after that. The two soon find themselves enthralled in a passionate relationship. Nevertheless, the disdain remains because they both know they have nothing in common. Mikayla's all about fun and freedom and Ren only cares about box office dividends. So the two of them definitely won't make it. There's just no way.

It is Eugenia Burnham's first season, and she couldn't be more nervous. Her mother expects her to marry well, and when a lady's maid doesn't stay more than a few weeks at a time, it seems an impossible task. Mr. Gerard Landon has been kind to her, and Eugenia hopes that she can keep his attention. When so many other, more beautiful, young ladies around her, she believes it will take a miracle for her to have a happy ending. Maybe Julie Nelson, the strange new lady's maid, can bring about that miracle. Eugenia is a prequel/parallel story to Regency Rumors, The Sinclair Society Book One.

The year is 1902. The parents of fourteen year old Serena Norton have disappeared, and she comes to realize she's not exactly safe herself. What is a girl to do? Rely on her own wits, or turn to the world's only consulting detective, Mr. Sherlock Holmes?

Milady de Winter kept many secrets. And one, in particular, comes back to affect the Inseparables when they least expect it.

Sequel to Scandal's Daughter. Miss Serena Norton is not one to ignore a case when it comes her way, and finds herself accompanying Mr.Sherlock Holmes once again to learn the debutantes secret.

It is the evening of Daphne Burnham's debut. Though less than thrilled with the prospect of only dressing in white, the young lady is excited to be able to dance the night away. An unfortunate encounter with a young man and a full glass of wine brings Daphne's evening to a sudden end. Can Daphne survive the backlash after she loses her temper? Will she have a second chance at making a good impression? A 12K word short story.

In 1874, Ivy Steele's deafness is more than a handicap. It's a disease. Surrounded by a family that doesn't understand her, she's learned to cope and find solace where she can. Then, the unexpected happens. Her aunt dies, and her uncle sends her away to rejoin her father's family in Montana. Left to fend for herself, after the companion hired to escort her abandons her, Ivy faces continual hardship and danger. Several men see an unaccompanied Ivy as a flower ripe for the picking, and things only get worse when masked men hold up their stagecoach. Barely scraping through, Ivy makes it to Montana with her nerves shaken and what little money she has in her boot. Expecting a peaceful if not affectionate welcome, Ivy finds herself in greater hardship than she's ever known. Surrounded by a stepfamily that hates her, and flung into a life where hearing is vital, Ivy finds solace in a handsome cowboy named Remy. But things with her new family are not what they seem. And Ivy is about to find out that the danger she faced on the journey west, has followed her to Montana... Bethany Swafford dazzles with her stunning young adult debut, introducing a strong heroine, the hardships of frontier life, shocking twists, and a slow-burning romance that will leave you wanting more. Third place winner of the 2018 Rosemary Award

"Lucas, you must return home." These enigmatic words are all the preparation young Lucas Bywood receives when he is summoned home early from his Grand Tour. He little expects the tangle of obligations that ensnares him from the moment he sets foot on the family estate. His best friend caught up in gambling debts, his father forcing him into an arranged marriage with a young woman he dislikes and who is in love with another, and his mother struggling to recover from a suspicious riding accident... Faced with pressure from all sides, Lucas wants nothing more than to turn around and escape back to the continent. However, he cannot leave without solving the mystery of his mother's accident. Finding the answer will take more than his usual stubbornness, and Lucas soon finds himself out of his depth. What is a young man to do when everything that can go wrong seems determined to do so?

She believes in happily everafter.... Since childhood Alaina knew that she is destined to be the wife of the Duke of Glenford and she believed that one day the Duke will claim her she will be cherished,they will be together and they will live happily ever after... Stolen kiss....Shattered dreams.... but her dreams were shattered when a day before he claims her ,a kiss has been stolen from her by the Duke himself, unaware that she is his bethrothed and what more, the Duke has the gall to ask her to be his mistress for he is against their marriage,though devastated and broken she has a plan...a dose of the Duke's own medicine The Perfect Revenge... So imagine what's gonna be the Duke's reaction when Alaina's perfect features were was revealed when he lifted the veil...the siren that denied him pleasure and gave him a night of frustration...His Duchess with murder in her eyes...

In possibly one of the shortest self-help books on finding the right love partner, romance author Arabella Sheraton outlines a 10-step, foolproof plan for finding the person who is perfect for you. You don’t need a long drawn out explanation: Ms. Sheraton (with some pithy advice from Jane Austen) gets to the heart of the matter and show readers how finding love begins and ends with them. Arabella Sheraton spent many years writing freelance articles on any and every topic imaginable before she opened an upmarket, exclusive introduction agency. Her writing career now takes up most of her time, but being in the business of romance taught her an enormous amount about people, love, life, the ups and downs of romance, and the vagaries of the heart. This book on finding the love you desire and deserve is based on her experiences in helping people find the perfect partner for them. Arabella writes Regency romances and finds that although times change, people do not. In matters of love and happiness, men and women want the same thing and experience the same problems. Each chapter is prefaced by (and sprinkled with) an inspiring quote from one of Jane Austen’s timeless novels or from her own letters to friends and family. Jane Austen had an unerring eye for what made people tick, and her observations on life, relationships, love, and romance have endured.