When sensible Miss Georgiana Plum discovers a satirical pamphlet titled "How to Catch a Husband in Twelve Regrettable Steps," she decides to follow its ridiculous advice as a private jest during the London Season. However, her increasingly absurd attempts at husband-hunting consistently attract the wrong man—Lord Redmayne, a notorious rake with a secret literary hobby. As Georgiana works through the pamphlet's outrageous steps, Lord Redmayne finds himself inexplicably drawn to this peculiar woman whose bizarre behavior masks a sharp wit and passionate nature that matches his own. What ...

Miss Eleanor Jones is forced to find work as a governess after her father’s death. Being the daughter of a vicar gives her a certain respectability, one that she uses to her advantage. Her new position comes with unavoidable issues. The biggest one? Her new charge’s wildly attractive uncle…. She does her best to keep her distance, but he’s making it difficult at every turn.

One bed. No escape. A fake marriage between enemies who can’t stop undressing each other with their eyes. Elizabeth Bennet never imagined she’d end up fake-married to Fitzwilliam Darcy—the most insufferable man in England. But with her sister’s future at stake, she agrees to one week of pretending to be his wife. Just until Tuesday. The plan? No touching. No kissing. No real feelings. The problem? Darcy has rules. Elizabeth has opinions. And the bed is very, very small. A Pride and Prejudice variation — Book One of The Darcy Contracts. Flirty. Tense. Absolutely not romantic. (...

She came to London for a season of suitors. She didn’t expect to gamble with her heart. Delphia Briston, a demure and wealthy American heiress, is thrust into London society by her godparents in the hope of finding a suitable match. Delphia has no patience for the ton’s shallow games and rules—though she can’t deny the allure of Ludlow Palmer, the impossibly handsome and dangerously desirable Duke of Clarendon. When a late-night warning to the Duke lands her in a compromising situation at Durand’s, a London gambling house, Delphia's reputation teeters on ruin. To avoid disgrace, ...

Once the most charming rake in London, John Aubin lost everything when he overheard a powerful earl’s fraudulent dealings. Branded a liar and cast out of society, he now lives under an assumed name, working in the very orphanage the earl owns. But Aubin’s purpose isn’t charity—it’s revenge. Sober and focused for the first time in his life, he plans to expose the earl’s corruption and reclaim his good name. Nothing will stand in his way—until he meets her.