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My Lady Pickpocket
(A Turn of the Century Romance)
Eliza Summersby does what she must to survive. With nimble fingers and a sharp mind, she navigates the dangerous streets of London, picking pockets to make ends meet. But when she is caught red-handed by a Piccadilly toff, Eliza knows to beat a hasty retreat. Desperation leads her to slip into a passing carriage, where she comes face to face with a mysterious stranger.
Sir Mark van Bergen knows a thing or two about taking risks. As the youngest director of the Bank of England, he has built his career on savvy instincts and calculated gambles. Yet harboring a petty criminal in his carriage is a risk even he hadn’t anticipated. Will he prove to be Eliza’s refuge or a one-way trip to Scotland Yard?
As Eliza and Mark’s worlds collide, they find themselves drawn to each other in unexpected ways. Her quick wit and resilience intrigue Mark, while his kindness and protective nature awaken feelings Eliza thought she had long buried. However, trust is fragile, especially when secrets threaten to tear them apart.
In a city where danger lurks around every corner and loyalty is hard-won, can two souls from opposite worlds defy the odds and forge a future together?
A Gilded Duchess
(A Turn of the Century Romance)
Feisty Chicago heiress, Evangeline “Birdie” Horst, wants nothing more than to make her debut in London, yet her family drags her on a detour through the Lake District. While visiting the ruins of a stately castle, Birdie meets a handsome and mysterious groundskeeper who endeavors to show her the beauty of the English countryside.
As a young boy, the Duke of Rosthwaite lost his home in a devastating fire. Determined to keep the estate from falling into further disrepair, he lives and works on the grounds of Keswick Castle, which he opens to paying visitors during the summer. While laboring in the gardens, Ross meets a bold American beauty set to inherit a fortune and insistent on marrying an English nobleman.
Marriage to a Dollar Princess would solve his money problems, yet Ross knows the true cost of life in the aristocracy. Can he convince Birdie that he isn’t a predatory peer before she soars from his life forever? Or will the Duke and Duchess of Rosthwaite become trapped together in a gilded cage of their own making?
Seduce Me, Sir
(Cherrill Family Book Three)
Lady Augusta Cherrill is hurtling toward spinsterhood with all the grace of a runaway carriage. When she takes a spectacular tumble down the grand staircase at the Season’s most glittering affair, Gussie is stunned to find herself rescued by a dashing, utterly inappropriate stranger–a man with a roguish grin that promises adventure.
Sir Malcolm Sharpe is a brooding, rugged Scottish fur trader who has returned from the wilds of the Canadian frontier with a fortune in his pockets and a fierce determination to carve out his place among the ton.
Malcolm finds himself enchanted by Gussie’s vibrant spirit and plucky sense of humor but fears that the only sister of the Duke of St. Lawrence deserves better than a barely-tamed baronet. Can this unlikely pair defy the odds and find a love as thrilling as their first encounter?
Madam, Be Mine
(Cherrill Family Book Four)
Lord Leopold Cherrill has had enough of society’s relentless pressures. Instead of returning to his ancestral estate and all its stuffy expectations, Leo takes refuge in a coaching inn, relishing an incognito existence and savoring a rare taste of freedom.
Gwendolen Woodby is a spirited young maid stuck behind the bar at the Finch and Flower with dreams of adventure beyond the tavern walls. Her overly protective father may own the inn but he is also the ultimate gatekeeper to her dreams.
So when Leo arrives at the Finch and Flower, his handsome presence is a welcome distraction for hard-working Gwen. He offers a tantalizing taste of the wider world beyond her father’s watchful gaze. But the truth of Leo’s true identity looms on the horizon…
Once his deception is discovered, will Leo’s good intentions leg-shackle him to a ginger-haired barmaid for the rest of their lives?