Bluestocking Stories

'A Regency peer's dilemma - how to marry a bluestocking?' Passionate bluestocking Jane Brody, whose mother's early death left her to raise eight siblings, campaigns to free women from society's shackles of poor education, marriage and motherhood. Jonathan Everslie, Marquess of Dalton, must marry. Jane is the only woman who doesn't bore him, but her politics are dangerous. When Jane's father dies suddenly leaving the family in poverty, the only way out is marriage to the wealthy and conservative Dalton. Can she give up her ideals to marry him and save her family? Does he dare risk his political career by embracing her cause to win her love?'

Miss Victoria Sutton is considered a failure after several seasons without a match. Blending into the background suits her well as long as she can read. A less than clandestine adventure into the Duke's library creates a friendship she could never have imagined. Andres, Duke of Northumberland, wasn't expecting to find a stowaway in his library during the opening ball of the season but she intrigued him none the less. The more time he spends with her, the more he looks forward to seeing her. Perhaps it's time to take a wife after all. Does a wallflower with no means deserve a happily ever after? **There is one post-marital love scene in the late chapters of this book that isn't overly graphic in nature.