Synopsis
8 delightful Regency Summer stories from bestselling authors – Lose yourself in love! **FREE ON KINDLE UNLIMITED** Enchanting the Duke
A young Lady, a too charming Lord, an elegant Duke, an infatuation, a dramatic confrontation, a chance for real love. Lady Cordelia Branley, daughter of Baron Tillingford, in London for the first time, is captivated by Lord Edward Fitzhugh. But her chaperone, Miss Millpost, is not so convinced of the young Lord’s character. Philip Canterwood, Duke of Rotherhithe, is set in his ways as a widower – until the request of his dying friend, Baron Tillingford, to investigate the man that Lady Cordelia fancies herself in love with. Once he begins to look into it, everything changes… Is Lord Edward as charming and pleasant as he seems? Will Lady Cordelia find true love in the end? Or will she be blinded by charm with no substance? And will the Duke allow himself to love again?
The Duke and the Lady’s Maid
Eric Caxton, the Duke of Amesbury, suspected that Olivia was no ordinary lady's maid. She was too refined and a bit impertinent. All Olivia wanted was to free herself from the employ of her aunt and cousin who delighted in her discomfort. A summer trip to Bath would be just the ticket to find a respectable Lady in need of a maid, but Olivia found more than she bargained for when she caught the interest of the Duke.
Hope for Charity
Rumor has it that the Earl of Wentwell is a self-serving rogue who is desired by all the women of the Ton. Lady Charity Abernathy is the epitome of naiveté and believes everything she hears. Both are hoping for happiness. Both are longing for love. And things are not always what they seem.
Summer with the Duke
Abigail Jones is unhappy with life on her family’s farm and flees to Bath for the summer, to work in her aunt and uncle’s shop. Quite by accident, she meets the Duke of Hampston’s daughter, who takes an immediate liking to her, and invites her to her home for tea. Abigail, unaware that she will be visiting the home of a Duke, agrees. Jealousy ensues when the Duke’s almost fiancée sees how well both the daughter and the Duke hit it off with Abigail. Will the Duke stay the course and marry Lady Margaret? Or will he confess that he’s secretly falling for Abigail?
The Duke’s First Love
Rose expected a proposal from the dashing Duke of Highbury, but it did not come. When she finds out he is marrying another, she reluctantly goes with her family to Bath for the summer. Will the round of summer parties help wash her sour memories away?
The Duke’s Scandalous Scholar
Widower Evan Aldercliffe, Duke of Foxchester, joins his family in Bath, hoping to regain his footing and recover from grief. There he meets Bridget Stanhope, a free-spirited woman who thinks that all men are foolish. Sparks fly immediately, but the result is... magical.
The Governess and the Scandalous Duke
Miss Beatrice Lakeheart is left in the most unfortunate circumstances after the death of her mother and the remarriage of her Papa. When she is offered employment as a governess for the scandalous, world weary Duke of Carrington, little does she know that her very innocence will attract him to her like a moth to a flame. But between her jealous stepbrother and his jealous (and unpleasant) fiancée, can they still find their happily ever after?
Amelia and the Earl
Amelia Dane, plain, sensible, and poor, gave up her dreams of a husband years ago. When a chance accident introduces her to the handsome Earl of Banfield and catapults her into Bath’s high society, she enjoys it while it lasts, never dreaming that more will follow…
About the Author
Arietta Richmond has been a compulsive writer all her life. History has always fascinated her, and she loves writing about it. She lives in Australia and likes to travel, to see in person the places where history happened.
Catherine Windsor was born in Cambridge, England and raised in upstate New York. She enjoys reading and writing romance and now focuses on Regency romance. Catherine, and her family live on an acreage which reminds her of England. She loves to cook with fresh herbs and vegetables from her own garden.
Isabella Thorne is an author of Regency and Georgian Romance. She hopes you will enjoy her light, fun books. There is romance aplenty, and a bit of sexual tension and a kiss, but nothing explicit. You will find bits of history scattered through the books and an occasional historical figure,
Katherine Keats writes sweet and clean Regency Romance. She's a hopeless romantic who loves music, dancing, and long walks on the beach. She enjoys writing stories of true love that defy all odds.
Kelly Anne Bruce is intrigued by the society mindset, the elaborate dress, and the lovely parties of the Regency period. The people of the era are fascinating! Kelly Anne is an American, married to an Englishman. They live in Cambridge, England. Their two cats and a dog run the household remarkably well!
Alyce Healey has always loved reading, and writing. A romantic at heart, she adores the Regency era and the opportunity to ‘get lost’ in a world far removed from now. “Love must conquer all” is Alyce’s guiding principle for all of her stories. Yet falling in love is never a perfect process, and Alyce’s stories frequently involve adventure and intrigue, entertaining plot twists and a surprise or two.
Regina Darcy writes clean and wholesome historical romance. She loves emotionally packed tales, especially love stories that overcome obstacles. She lives in Somerset in England and enjoys walks in the countryside and having traditional afternoon tea with friends and family.
Gemma Blackwood adores romances with scandal, intrigue, rakish heroes and, most importantly, happy endings. She got hooked on historical romance at eighteen, reading Jane Austen and hasn't looked back since! She can be found in the West Country writing in a shed at the bottom of her garden, which is the only place she can get away from her inquisitive cat.
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