The Runaway Heiress and the Baron

(From Manhattan to Mayfair, Book One)

Lenore Webber-Garvey is a New York railroad heiress with a fortune as eye-watering as her family’s ambitions—but no say in how it’s spent. Promised to a cold English duke in a transatlantic alliance, Lenore refuses to become another pawn in her family’s social ascent. On the day of her wedding, she flees the church, vanishing into the busy streets of London.

Her only refuge is Auberon, Baron Ivestone, a thoughtful and honorable gentleman devoted to reforming England’s prisons. The last thing he needs is a runaway bride hiding under his roof, yet the more he comes to know the spirited American heiress, the harder it becomes to imagine letting her go.

Society does not easily forgive a runaway bride, and neither do the powerful men her disappearance embarrassed. If Lenore refuses to return to the duke, Auberon could lose everything he’s spent years trying to build. But if she leaves, she’ll lose the one man who values her heart more than her fortune.

The Dollar Princess and the Duke

(From Manhattan to Mayfair, Book Two)

New York heiress Annette Donovan knows exactly what she wants: a titled husband and a life far from the gossip-ridden drawing rooms of Manhattan. When her family travels to England in pursuit of nobility, Annette sets her sights on the most eligible—and most desperate—bachelor in the British aristocracy.

Thomas, the Duke of Sandridge, has inherited generations of debt, an estate he can’t afford, and the weight of a proud family name he’s determined to protect. A wealthy American wife seems the only solution, but he’s been jilted before and doesn’t intend to be ensnared again.

Then Miss Donovan does the unthinkable: she proposes to him!

What begins as a marriage of convenience soon turns into a battle of wills and hearts. Can love flourish in a union born of necessity—or will pride and past wounds will tear them apart?

The Gilded Wallflower and the Earl

(From Manhattan to Mayfair, Book Three)

Jordana Braddock is a New York City heiress with a love of books and absolutely no say in her future. Trapped under the control of her ruthless stepfather, she is sent across the Atlantic—promised in marriage to a man she has never met.

The Earl of Ashburnham may hold a title, but his family’s fortune is in ruins. After generations of mismanagement, he’s left with one option: marry for money. He expects a business arrangement. What he doesn’t expect is Jordana, an intelligent, perceptive young woman who is fully aware that she’s being bought and sold.

Neither wants this bargain, and both know they are entering a marriage built on necessity rather than choice. As they uncover the kindness and courage beneath each other’s defenses, they must decide whether they can turn an unwanted arrangement into a love worth fighting for.

A Highland Fling

(Gilded Age Belles Romance)

In the summer of 1895, Isadora Drayton—an American department store heiress whose family made their fortune outfitting wagon trains to the Wild West—joins her parents on a fishing and stalking holiday in Scotland. While they are excited about the adventure, Dora isn’t interested in violent sports and outdoor discomforts. She seeks a sanctuary away from the relentless expectations of her privileged life in St. Louis.

Yet her plans for tranquility are disrupted when she encounters their landlord, the Earl of Canairn, who preserves his estate by renting it to wealthy tourists. Alec is initially wary of Isadora’s modern, free-spirited nature. However, as they spend time together exploring the stunning moors and riverbanks, he finds her unfiltered honesty both refreshing and unsettling, while Isadora becomes captivated by the untamed beauty of Alec’s Highland world.

Against the stunning backdrop of Scotland’s endless summer days, Isadora faces the choice between returning to her life in St. Louis or embracing the possibility of a future with Alec, who must decide whether he will trade his solitary existence for the chance to build a life with Dora.

A Piccadilly Pursuit

(Gilded Age Belles Romance)

Jacqueline Mullinax is no typical high-society lady, growing up in St. Paul, Minnesota, where her family’s thriving vegetable canning business has catapulted them into newfound wealth. With their new home under construction, Jackie, her sister Nancy, and their mother escape to London for a summer abroad. There, she meets Lord Rafford de Moulton, the second son of a duke whose world couldn’t be more different than hers.

Rafford’s life is ruled by obligation, and he is determined to avoid any romantic entanglements that might derail his mission to preserve the ancestral estate. His older brother married for love, leaving Rafford to shoulder the responsibility of saving the dukedom.

He finds Jackie’s family’s canning empire distasteful and beneath him, yet he can’t ignore the solution she offers to his problems. The fortune she brings could secure the future of his estate, and soon, Rafford pursues a match with Jackie for all the wrong reasons.

A Sunset Surrender

(Gilded Age Belles Romance)

In the summer of 1894, American heiresses Pauline and Mildred Lowden travel from Pennsylvania to the English countryside, where Mildred is courted by Ted Wynford, the heir to an ancient estate. Pauline’s role is to be a dutiful chaperone, but plans change when she meets Sir Francis Wynford—Tom’s distinguished, much older father.

Despite their age gap, the attraction between them is undeniable.

Torn between loyalty to her sister and a forbidden love that could ruin everything, Pauline is irresistibly drawn to Sir Francis. The more they are together, the stronger their bond becomes, defying society’s rules.

Equally captivated, Sir Francis knows their passion is dangerous. As their feelings deepen, both must decide whether to follow their hearts and risk destroying their families’ futures or deny the love of a lifetime.