Lady Jane still grieved for her lost love, the warm and sympathetic Richard. Steven Rossmere couldn't hold a candle to him; the viscount was proud and withdrawn, though oddly compelling. Lady Jane had no intention of marrying her aunt's godson just because he was in need of an heiress to restore the family estate. Lord Rossmere had no plans for marrying, either, until faced with the alarming situation concerning Lady Jane's sister. But what were a...

Diana Savile accidentally shot her brother’s friend Lord Alma with an arrow, an injury requiring several weeks recuperation at the Park. Since her brother George had pressing business of his own, Diana was left to try to entertain their guest—who could not sit down. But her suitors irritated him, her curiosity intrigued him, her innocence charmed him—and her fencing outfit undid him. Regency romance by Laura Matthews; originally published...

Theodosia Tremere through a spiteful lie had lost her true love and ended up a governess to the delightful Heythrop family. When she encountered her former fiancé, Lord Steyne, she was in the midst of a summer-long family treasure hunt. Misunderstanding and sadness lay in the past; would the future hold more hurt-or happiness? Regency Romance by Laura Matthews/Elizabeth Neff Walker; originally published by Fawcett

Clarissa Driscoll teaches drawing, pianoforte and dancing to the children of the local gentry. But she was once the Earl of Kinsford's equal in society, and she refuses to let him browbeat her about her involvement in the lives of his sister and brother. If Clarissa is a tad eccentric, well, the earl is a bit overbearing. Their battle of wills plays out against a sister who sustains a riding accident, a step-mama who is more than eccentric, a brother...

Gareth Rushton wants to build a hunting box in Leicestershire. Selina Easterly-Cummings owns the perfect piece of land--and she's not doing a thing with it, except taking walks, which she can perfectly well do on the rest of her large, prosperous property--can't she? But the vale is a reminder for Selina of her previous engagement, and of the difficult time she's had nursing her young cousin back to health. When Rushton appears to intrude on the cousins'...

Trelenny Storwood’s parents want her to marry their neighbor, Cranford Ashwicke. But the young and vivacious Trelenny finds Cranford dull—and positively old (at twenty-eight). When Cranford takes her and her mother to Bath, her view of him changes dramatically, but he, alas, now seems attached to Lady Jane Reedness. Regency Romance by Laura Matthews; originally published by Warner

Elspeth Parkstone was 26 and determined not to marry. Viscount Greywell had lost his beloved wife in childbirth and his heir was a sickly infant. Greywell was desperate for a solution to his torn allegiances-his diplomatic skills needed in Vienna, but his dread of what might befall his son if he left. Was marrying the solution-or merely another insoluble dilemma? Regency Romance by Laura Matthews; originally published by Signet

Prudence Stockworth inherited a considerable sum from her fiancé, and agreed to marry Baron Ledbetter knowing that he was in need of that money for his estate. But Prudence had known Ledbetter during her London season, and had been frightened by his obviously passionate nature. Now she had to learn to trust this exciting, impatient man-and teach him the value of love. Regency Romance by Laura Matthews; originally published by Signet

Sir John Meddows was a rake, so he was delightfully amused when he came upon Miss Catherine Ryder swimming naked in her hidden pond. Sir John had heard intriguing tales of Catherine's London Season, and he seemed taken with her. So why did he pay so much attention to her beautiful sister Amanda, and why was he really visiting their estate? Regency Romance by Laura Matthews; originally published by Signet

Glenna Forbes played the harp exquisitely. Which was the major reason Philip Hobart had asked her to marry him. And reassuring her aging father was Glenna's real reason for accepting. Everything changed when the naval captain became a viscount-who expected a different kind of wife than independent Miss Forbes. Regency Romance by Laura Matthews; originally published by Fawcett Coventry