Historias de Regencyromance

Ebony Bostwick has a secret... a gift some might call it, others might call it a curse. She knew from a young age she was different and successfully kept her secret hidden. That is until she receives a most startling proposal from a Duke! Her draw to the handsome Duke threatens to reveal her secrets, and maybe even her heart.

The London Season has begun, and the marriage mart is a battlefield. Under the gaze of Queen Catherine, one misstep means social ruin at the tip of Lady Thorne's pen. The well-known Crawford family enters the fray with an immaculate reputation. But all eyes are on their eldest daughters, who couldn't be more different. Seraphina is pure, endearing charm with warm dimples and rich, brunette-reddish curls. Theodosia an absolute commanding, otherworldly beauty with a cascading river of dark black hair and a heart so cold. In a society ruled by secrets, the game of a lifetime has just begun, and the Crawfords are about to find out if their family can survive the cutthroat drama of the ton.

Genre: Regency romance. NOT a bodice ripper. Anna and her father only had each other - until Mr Rosewood remarried. Raised in a man's world and an able partner in her father's racing stable, Anna's life revolved around training and jockeys and track conditions. But her new stepmama has put an end to all that, so Anna is to have a London season, with the understanding that she is not coming back. It's a search for a new home and a learning curve like never before. How do you leave the best behind and become what society expects? And when the perfect man is oblivious to your charms, how can you chase happiness if you are under pressure to marry the first man to offer?

1825. Canelle and Amy are considered 'unmarriageables' because one is blind and the other has a condition that causes limp. Canelle is resigned to live unmarried. However an uncle of hers decides to nominate her as protegé and heir, (since he has no heirs). Now that is wealthy Canelle begins to attract the attention of some gentleman, despite her condition, but their intention are not always disinterested. Amy also receives unexpectedly some attentions by gentlemen. The two ladies will be in the middle of ordeals... . DO NOT COPY, DISCLOSE OR SHARE ANY PART OF THE STORY. THE STORY COMES FROM THE AUTOR'S MIND, ANY RESEMBLANCE WITH REAL FACTS OR OTHER FICTIONAL STORIES IS TOTALY CASUAL.

💫 How to Hate a Duke (And Accidentally Fall in Love) 💫 A reckless young woman. A brooding, impossible duke. A marriage that was never supposed to happen. Lady Beatrice Whitmore has spent her life defying expectations, refusing to be just another pawn in high society. But when she is forced into an arranged marriage with the infuriatingly arrogant Duke Benedict Hawthorne, she swears she will never love him. From cutting remarks to stolen dances, heated arguments to dangerously close encounters, Beatrice and Benedict are caught in a battle of wills. But when hidden truths and scandalous secrets threaten to unravel everything, they'll have to decide: Is love just another battle they refuse to lose? 🔥 Enemies-to-lovers 💍 Arranged Marriage ❤️ Slow-burn romance Perfect for fans of My Lady Jane, Bridgerton, and Pride & Prejudice-with a wickedly hilarious and heart-wrenching twist.

Lady Claudia is engaged to the most eligible bachelor in London. However all her plans backfire when she is kidnapped and mistaken to be Princess Clara of the Isles of Butterworth. Then there is also Lord Roland the Duke of Manchester who is promised to the princess. Can Claudia escape in time to walk down the aisle, will Princess Clara get the happily ever after she has always dreamed of. Find out. *No part of this story can be copied or used without permission from the author.

Heaven Sent (The Wrong One) has been re-titled, The Viscount's Heir, under Dragonblade Publishing. It is the second book in the Heirs of Cornwall Series and the story of Cassie's older brother, Allayne, heir of Viscount Rose. Please note, this copy is a PREVIEW ONLY. A professed bachelor, Allayne Carlyle refuses to heed to his mother's constant grousing on his lack of marital interest. He is simply tired of it all--his mother's unending parade of debutantes that she hopes might gain his attention, and the ceaseless teasing and ribbing from his best friends, Jeremy and Richard, who are both happily married. Which is the reason why, he will indulge his mother's request one last time--that he spend a fortnight at a house party in Bath, supposedly to meet an earl's daughter or some such, which is just another way of disguising the fact that his mother intended to have him leg-shackled to yet another insipid debutante. But what a pleasant adventure the trip is coming around to--who cares about the earl's daughter, when her beautiful maid makes his heart pound and his loins...well, never mind. For the first time in his adult life, he is certainly looking forward to fulfilling his mother's schemes like the good son he is, albeit, with a slight change in plans.

It's the Regency. The Xaviers are flat broke, and dependent on Raven making a good (read: filthy lucre) match. And Georgette Heyer is running amok. All rights reserved.

For fans of Bridgerton and Georgette Heyer. The Duke of Thayle has bet his entire fortune on the outcome of a horse race against his old nemesis, Lord Stappleton. When Stappleton acquires the fastest horse in England, Thayle seems set to lose the shirt off his back. But news of the infamous bet brings a mysterious young widow to the Duke's doorstep. 'Mrs Harrow' promises that her remarkable stallion can outrun any horse in the land. In exchange for letting Thayle race her horse, she wants only the chance to be presented to society and enjoy a season in London. This seems like a fair proposition to the Duke, but as the season progresses, he begins to realize he may be getting more than he bargained for.

Meet the four Rising Stars of The Howard Family of Star Base 12 and three of them are the great-great-grandsons of Lord Patrick William Howard and one is the great-great-great-grandson of Lord Patrick William Howard. This is their story

Oxfordshire, England, 1821 Devastated by the disappearance of his sister, the Earl of Stranraer has gone to extraordinary lengths to find the notorious rake responsible, and enters his household incognito to wreak his vengeance. But his enemy has an unexpected protector--the innocent but headstrong Miss Cassandra Blythe. Cassie is determined to learn the art of seduction. But she is blindsided by her body's thrilling response to the wrong man--a mysterious servant who shows up at the most inauspicious moments to spoil her lessons in love with warnings of her imminent ruin. When she learns the handsome servant's identity and the reason for his deception, she resolves to help Stranraer, but only if he abandons his vow to destroy his enemy. The earl is sorely tempted to give the meddlesome beauty a lesson in seduction she'll never forget. But she turns the tables, and he gets his own lesson in forgiveness...and love. This is a three chapter sample of the complete book.

Dr Parritt is called out on a stormy, chill, bitter night, to see one of his very least charming and charitable former patients. Sir Merry is a sour-tempered grasping selfish invalid, his daughter a hopeless martyr, and Dr Parritt isn't as obliging and good-natured as he might seem. Not to mention, that Sir Merry's daughter, the lovely Lady Helen, was almost affianced to Dr Parrish, a year back...

The inside of Eleanor Andrews' mind was like a vast canvas. There were droplets of a warm coral pink whenever she thought of her late mother. Strong and solid navy blocks for her father. Bursts of light sunlight yellow when she thought of her one true friend. The focal point, however, was always blank. Blank like her future prospects, hopes, and dreams. Without money or high connections, she has no choice but to accept employment as Ladies companion to Dowager Duchess Catherine Drake, a young widow fresh out of mourning. Eleanor's canvas slowly begins to fill with passionate lavenders and vibrant crimsons - Catherine at it's center.

What happens when one day, the only people you loved dearly were taken away from you without warning? Faith Roselle Netthalies had the most happiest and undemanding life she ever had surrounded by the people she loved. When one unfortunate event occurred, she was forced to live in a household she despised the most. Trapped in the Clarington household, she was bound by duty - to survive as an unpaid chaperone or be cast out onto the streets. Her greatest trial came when she must assist her younger cousin in courting the only man she has already given her heart to. Torn between obligation and desire, she must decide: Will she fulfil her duty and bury her feelings once more or will she dare to fight for the man she loves, especially when she learns that he wanted her too? And what becomes of her heart when her childhood best friend reveals that he had indeed loved her all along?

Eleanor Caldwell had been engaged from birth to marry the future King Mathew. That all changed when her father died, as wealth and status can only be inherited by men and not by women. Now, she is living the life of a servant on her uncle's estate. Her life consists of a never-ending slew of chores, demands, and back-lashings. She has given up on the life she once knew. But what happens when another Prince, the very brother of Mathew, happens to take refuge on his tour of the country? Will she continue living her poverty-stricken life or will his presence lead to a series of events that flip everything she knows and has dreamed of on its head?

Sunday's Child, Heroines Born on Different Days of the Week, Book One, published by BooksWeLove Inc. Despite loss and past love, self-sacrifice, brutality and honour, will it be possible for Tarrant, who fought in the Napoleonic wars, and Georgianne, whose father and brothers died in battle, to find happiness? To find out more about me and my books please visit my wbsite. www.rosemarymorris.co.uk

A late 1800s, dramatic love story between a Viscount, and a street thief. With a few sarcastic remarks from the Narrator.

The first time she married into the House of Valençay, she wore white, adorned in jewels as Philippe's wife-the Countess of Valençay. The second time, though, she wasn't supposed to. For four years, Élodie remained where everyone expected her grief to keep her, within the walls of Valençay, among memories that refused to fade and feelings that should never have existed. Some loves arrive like lightning. Others arrive quietly, over shared silences, over lingering glances, and years spent standing on the wrong side of a line neither person dares cross. But grief is patient. And so is love. And some lines grow harder to see the longer you stand beside them. Especially when the man on the other side looks at you as though you've hung every star in the sky. (major editing ongoing)