The story follows the main character Elizabeth Bennet as she deals with issues of manners, upbringing, morality, education, and marriage in the society of the landed gentry of early 19th-century England. Elizabeth is the second of five daughters of a country gentleman living near the fictional town of Meryton in Hertfordshire, near London.

In the rigid Georgian Era, a political strategist hides his loneliness, and a brilliant philosopher guards her radical secrets. Both are fiercely resistant to conventional love, viewing society as a battlefield of strategies. Their lives become entangled in a tense, intellectual courtship defined by unconventional gifts and constant challenge. The story is about how these two perfectly matched minds navigate social expectations before realizing their fierce resistance masked the fact that they are head over heels for each other.

────── ⋆⋅ 𖤓 ⋅⋆ ────── On the lands of Bharatvarsha...where the palaces touch the skies and every corner of it has seen love, war and a thousand secrets, two powerful dynasties are about to collide, not with war...well not again, but this time with a marriage. The Aryavardhans of Shatrudamana are known for their strength, pride and never backing down from duty. At the centre of it all stands Prince Yashvardhan Singh. He is the perfect heir and the perfect warrior. The kind who'd destroy armies mercilessly. Far away in the kingdom of Padmagarha in the southern part of Bharatvarsha, ruled by the graceful and fierce Shailendri dynasty, lives Princess Vasundhara Shailendri. She is smart, fearless, and someone who refuses to be caged. They were young when they fell in love recklessly. They were naive and innocent. Everything was going beautifully until it all fell apart...their life is now full of misunderstandings, half-truths, betrayal, and silence. He thinks she betrayed him while she thinks he abandoned her. Now, years later, destiny has staged a reunion as an arranged marriage between their kingdoms. But the thing is that they hate each other now. Or at least they say they do. Between palace secrets, painful pasts, family pressure, and the heavy weight of duty, Yashvardhan and Vasundhara must face what they once were and maybe, what they still could be. Can two broken hearts from two proud kingdoms find a way back? Or will this marriage turn into war? ─── ⋆⋅☼⋅⋆ ─── "I'd rather set myself on fire than fall for your pathetic self ever again, Yuvraj," she whispered, her voice shaking as rain poured down on them. "Then why are you trembling, Priye?" His breath trailed against her skin as he leaned in closer and closer near her ear. "Is it the rain...or is it because I'm this close to you? say it!!" he whispered mockingly. ─── ⋆⋅☼⋅⋆ ─── -ˋˏ ༻❁༺ ˎˊ- Standalone Book

Before the Great Depression shattered his dreams of a perfect life and her dreams of attending school into distant memories of the past, Walter and Ruth were typical people. Walter thought his privileged lifestyle and loving family in New York City were all he could ever expect from life. Ruth, daughter of struggling farmers in the prejudice state of Alabama, had always hoped there was more to her life than "offing" chickens and sneaking books to read. When Walter plays the unsuspecting hero to a girl with hair that can defy gravity and skin the color of copper. He finds himself in emotional realms he's never explored before, while Ruth realizes she's found the one person she can trust with her life. When she's given another shot at life by the six foot New Yorker who saves her, the walls she's built up slowly begin to chip away. Together, they embark on an adventure, but their differences threaten to tear them apart. Historical Fiction BW WM YA Romance Mild language, mild violence, Young adult themes

Simon Humphrey has many responsibilities. He has a dukedom to oversee, a wife to find, and a rambunctious family to keep in line, not the least of whom is his youngest sister (and perhaps best friend) Phillipa, who cannot seem to keep a governess. When Mrs Fiona Green appears, references in one hand and her young son Nathaniel clutched in the other, he hopes that at least one of his prayers has been answered, and sets his mind to the important task of finding himself a respectable duchess to share his life. But something - or someone - seems determined to keep Simon from his goal. As inconvenience, danger, and outright sabotage abound, Simon struggles to keep those in his care safe... and to ignore the sparkling green eyes of the sweet, lovely, and married governess now living within his walls. After all, Simon Humphrey has many responsibilities. He's just not sure if that includes following his heart. ** Book 3 of the Humphrey Chronicles **

[Completed] New Highest Ranking #7 in Historical Fiction: After a shaky past of arranged marriages and abuse, Millicent Thorne decides to start anew away from the life she used to know. To escape her past life, Millicent signs up for a job as a housemaid on the estate owned by Mr. Theodore Ashton. Can Millicent change her life for the better, or will her past finally catch up with her and ruin her hard work forever? Book Cover Copyright- © Victoria Davies/ Trevillion Images Highest Rankings #61- August 16 #21- August 19 #8- August 20 #14- August 22 #7- October 10

August, 1865 The War is over and as America is trying to recover, Nicholas Gregson is trying to get used to his civilian life. But the deep scar on the side of his face will always remind him of the most violent war in America. One windy day, Nicholas gets a visit from his former General with a rare proposition: He wants him to marry one of his daughters. Although Mary is beautiful and well brought up, he hesitates. He doesn't know if he can love her and he is certain she won't ever be able to surpass his war scar. Olivia Clark is happy for her twin sister, marrying a man their father respected dearly was bound to be a good marriage. But she worries. Scars of her own remind her that men can not be trusted. Will Olivia let her guard down and allow love to enter her life? Will Nicholas give himself a chance to be happy with a woman that won't even look at his face? 12/21/2016: #2 in Historical Fiction *shrieks like a Nozgul*

Stella Erickson has always been one to follow rules. Living in the 1920's, as a dancer, it is often hard for her to uphold her beliefs, yet alone make any friends. When she meets Jack Moretti, everything changes, and suddenly, prudish Stella is carefree and finds herself breaking rules...and she loves it. Can she get past Jack's career? And can she avoid falling in love with him?