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HIGHEST RANKING #1 in historical fiction. Rosalyn is living her life. She's reckless, stubborn, unladylike and all the other things a Lady isn't supposed to be. In short, she's the bane of her brother, the Earl of Morley's existence. Theo is more than satisfied with life. Women fawn over him, he's rich and he isn't aimless like most of the gentlemen of his acquaintance. He loves horses and so does she. He needs to marry and so does she. But do they want to marry each other? Not so much. Read more to find out what happens when a consummate rake-Lord Theodore Fortescue and an adventurous hoyden-Lady Rosalyn Orford find themselves entangled in a not so ordinary friendship topped off with an inconvenient attraction towards each other. Will they find love or will their circumstances tear them apart? If you're goofy, unladylike and reckless, I'm sure you will be able to relate to Rosalyn :D Cover by @00Athena00

This is a fictional continuation of the story of Colonel Brandon and Marianne.

Eleanor Fairleigh arrives in London with no intention of causing a stir. She wishes only to observe, to understand, and-if possible-not to be paraded before the loudest and most persistent suitors of the Season. Unfortunately, she has been placed under the care of Lady Cordelia Ashcroft, a friend of her grandmother's as respectable as she is dangerously brilliant, and firmly convinced that the best way to protect a young lady is to present her-carefully, and with impeccable timing. As the Ton sets itself in motion with balls, intimate invitations, and an embarrassing number of suddenly attentive gentlemen, Eleanor navigates the Season with courtesy, intelligence, and a remarkable talent for being underestimated. Lady Cordelia, meanwhile, pretends to be in earnest search of the perfect husband for her protégée, while thoroughly enjoying every step of the process. Observing it all with outward composure is Julian, Viscount Ravenscroft: irreproachable gentleman, reluctant social strategist, and entirely convinced that he feels no interest whatsoever in Lady Cordelia's young charge. After all, esteem is not love. Attention is not jealousy. And irritation is certainly not emotional involvement. Or is it? Between rules obeyed only in appearance, conversations far too intelligent to be innocent, and a Season that tests even the steadiest of characters, With Due Discretion tells the story of how one may fall in love slowly, properly... and in the most intense way possible: by following the rules of the Ton to the letter.

It was the time of Prince Regent's rule on England when in the relatively small village of Bedfordshire, an impoverished companion-the daughter of an inconsequential vicar fell in love. But here was the catch. Who she fell in love with was no ordinary lad. He happened to be a grand Duke. This Duke was not only above her station and her employer but was also betrothed. She can neither act on her attraction towards him nor can she put the man out of her mind. So what will happen to this improper companion? Will she have her very own fairytale or will reality crush her dreams and hopes?

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Verity Baker has spent her life cleaning up after her father's mistakes. But one day, he goes too far and sells her, for one night only, to a local lord to pay his debts. What kind of man would buy a woman? What kind of woman would agree to be bought? COMPLETED

This is our Collection of Imbolc and Beltane Day Collection for 2024 I am doing Lord Richard Edward Howard The Second, Duke of Wessex Territory and he is the first cousin to Lord Andrew Charles Howard and married to Lady Susan Virginia Bell.

This is my first attempt of writing and this story is about a girl called Rebecca Meadow. Having her heartbroken not long ago, she promised she would not open heart for awhile. But life has other ideas. After tragically losing her brother, his best friend Arthur appears asking question about his death at the same time the mysteriously, dashing heir of her fathers estate appears. Soon enough Arthur takes on a hunt to find the truth of his friends death. Indeed changing the life of the Meadows forever. P.s Feel free to Vote and Comment

How difficult can it be to consummate a marriage of convenience? More than you might imagine. Derrick Williams had his life as the Duke of Chesterton planned out when he arrived at the reading of his father's will. An unexpected condition on the title reunites him with Angie, a childhood friend, in a marriage of convenience, and he dares to make new plans for the future. But Angie's life is ruled by her frail health, a weakness that makes her future anything but certain. Will Derrick and Angie be overcome by all that threatens to keep them apart, or will they find happiness together despite their circumstances?

"One scandalous night. One relentless duke. One season that could destroy her name-and claim her heart." ☁⋆｡°✩｡⋆☁⋆｡°✩｡⋆☁ ✩⋆｡°☁｡⋆✩⋆｡°☁｡⋆✩ ☁⋆˚｡⋆✩⋆｡˚☁⋆˚｡⋆✩ She planned a perfect life. One night ruined everything. Faelorianthia Devearoux was destined to graduate with honors and become the most admired debutante in Iridicia. Until a reckless evening in a village tavern-and a kiss from a man she thought was a commoner-shattered her future. Now, at the first ball of the season, he's back. Not in simple clothes, but in regal finery. Duke Aelion Thalorian-the realm's most elusive bachelor-is proposing to her. She's desperate to forget that night. He's determined to make her his. One secret. One season. One love that could ruin them both. ☁⋆｡°✩｡⋆☁⋆｡°✩｡⋆☁ ✩⋆｡°☁｡⋆✩⋆｡°☁｡⋆✩ ☁⋆˚｡⋆✩⋆｡˚☁⋆˚｡⋆✩

A novel set in the Regency era published by BooksWeLove Inc. Sensibility and sense are needed for Amelia Carstairs to accept her late grandmother's choice of her guardian, the Earl of Saunton, to whom Amelia was previously betrothed.

She's come home with nothing to lose-except her heart. Charlotte, the Dowager Viscountess Woodchester, has finally stepped out from behind the veil of mourning-and into the Berkshire village she never stopped calling home. But returning to Basildon means facing the man she once left behind. Caelen Holloway was her first love, her truest love... and the one she hurt most when she was forced to marry another. Now, with a tavern in need of saving, she uses her jointure to invest in its refurbishment-and she's hoping for more than just forgiveness. She's hoping for a second chance. He's rebuilt everything... except the one thing that mattered. Caelen Holloway swore he'd never let Charlotte back in-not after the way she left, not after the letter that shattered him. The Cross Keys is finally thriving, the village depends on him, and he has no time for ghosts from the past. But when Charlotte starts funding renovations and slipping effortlessly back into his circle-connecting with the people he loves like she never left-it's hard to ignore the warmth creeping in again. As summer unfurls and old memories bloom like a sonnet to a poet, they must decide if the chemistry that's never faded is worth risking their hearts again-and whether some wounds can still be healed after all. A tender, slow-burn Regency romance about healing, homecomings, and the kind of love that never lets go. Second Chance Romance Author's Note: This is a teaser and the full novel has been published wide. Please click on the link in my bio to buy your copy. Thank you for supporting indie authors! Disclaimer: **This work is a piece of fiction. All characters, events, and settings depicted are purely the product of the author's imagination or are used fictitiously. Any resemblance to actual persons, living or deceased, businesses, events, or locales is entirely coincidental.**

Lydia Bennett has been consigned by widowhood and her own sisters to the remote village of Lowick. She intends to stay for only a week, but the fanatical local Reverend, Mr Wakefield, is waging a war on fun - Christmas carols are cancelled, the Harvest Festival is banned and May Day dancing considered the greatest horror of all. Will Lydia be able to ensure the town's thousand year old May Day celebrations go ahead? Will local landowner Mr Sitwell, caught between his sense of responsibility and the outright cruelty of the priest, join Lydia or oppose her? In the battle between society and sobriety who will prevail? Complete and finished story.

A whispered vow. One she never meant to make alone. Miss Lily Hill never expected her world to fall apart so swiftly. The daughter of a country clergyman, she dreamed only of love and a family of her own. But when fate upends those dreams, leaving her with little more than memories and a future she cannot change, Lily is sequestered to a quiet country parish to begin again. Hidden away, she vows to protect her child and her heart, even if it means living without love forever. Some seasons are made for second chances. Ten years later, Lily has built a life of quiet dignity. Her son thrives, and the village holds her in esteem-yet her heart remains carefully guarded. Then a fire brings Mr. Abacus Addington to her side: a steady, dependable man whose quiet strength unsettles her more than she dares admit. His presence stirs feelings long buried, and as snow falls and the season of miracles begins, Lily must decide-will she guard her heart or risk it all for one final chance at love? Author's note: If you read 'A Chemistry at Cross Keys,' you will recognize Lily Hill as a side character from my third book. I had a reader who was very eager to learn Lily's story. Originally intended to be a holiday romance, I realized it ended up being a subtheme to the main trope, which is second-chance romance. I hope you enjoy it, and thank you for liking, as well as providing constructive feedback and criticism.

It was pitch black outside, the only light came from the lantern at the front of the coach, bobbing crazily over the road. The coach picked up speed again, and Jonathan remained at the window, waiting to catch a glimpse of Castle Blackstone, the place that would be his home for the next six years. Romance / Historical / LGBT

"I was deeply drawn into The Promise--the charm and complexity of the characters, the vibrancy of the settings, and the plot that gripped me from beginning to end." --Kathryn Lynn Davis, NY Times Bestselling Author of "Too Deep For Tears" **Please note: This has been re-titled, The Wrong Prince, under Dragonblade Publishing. This is a PREVIEW ONLY copy** Richard Christopher Radcliffe, the Marquess of Sunderland ... the man, Miss Cassandra Carlyle has loved since she was eight years old, who promised he would never forget her when he left for Oxford, has returned-with his betrothed in hand. Disheartened, Cassandra asked her family to take her away to London for her first season. With help from her friend, Jeremy, she soon finds herself touted as the latest darling of the ton. Cassandra could not be more pleased with her newfound popularity, and impressive list of eligible suitors. Will Richard take notice, and come charging on a white horse? Or, will she find love where she least expects it-with someone who has been around all along? The Wrong Prince is a poignant tale that will take you on a journey into the lives of childhood friends, as they experience young love, broken promises, and dreams, and discover the true meaning of love everlasting.

A gambler winds up taking on his biggest challenge yet. Malcolm Fairfax is anything but frugal when it comes to his money. When his sister in law learns about his dyer situation, she concocts a brilliant plan that can benefit both herself and Malcolm. To turn her wallflower sister into a flower of the season. Lucy Avondale has been helplessly in love with Malcolm Fairfax since the moment she met him five years ago, and not a single suitor has found a place in her heart such as his. But he doesn't even seem to know who she is- which she never seemed to do much to change.