A Delightful Romp Through Regency England. . .

Something Wild

 Lady Madeline's first and only London season lasts one month before a family emergency forces her home. The memory of one gentleman remains with her, in particular his face and eyes.

 

Six years later Lady Madeline has the keeping of her sister's four children. She approaches Lord Baylor, a neighbor, to ask a favor, but with Lord Baylor is the gentleman she remembers from her one, short season; he is now the Earl of Spode. Her wild nature is intrigued.

 

Robert, the Earl of Spode, immediately recognizes Lady Madeline. She was the lovely young girl with the eyesbig, beautiful green eyes. He hopes to get close to Lady Madeline and make sure she doesn't disappear from his life again.

 

 

 

Sweet Sauerkraut

 

Nick, Viscount Wharncliffe, has sold his commission so he can raise his five nephewshellions all. Deciding he needs a wife, he comes to London where he meets a fellow officer. Major Reese tells Nick he has a sister who loves to cook, and comes with a substantial dowry.

 

Nick knows this is his prayer answered. He'll woo the girl and wed her with her brother's blessing. She can cook her heart away and fill the bottomless pits of the five little monsters while he uses part of her dowry to continue repairs to the house.

 

What Nick doesn't count on is falling in love with Beth. His conscience won't allow him to offer for herthe five little beasts would surely see her to an early grave.

 

 

Joy's Christmas Wishes

Eleven-year-old Joy wishes her father to marry Lady Emily so he'll remain at home instead of leaving her and her three brothers months at a time while he captains his ship.

 

Captain Geoffrey DeBohun never intends to give up the sea. Nor does he look to remarry. But when he feels his blood thrum when close to Lady Emilyas it used to do with his first wifehe decides to pursue this woman.

 

Lady Emily doesn't want to be drawn to Captain Geoffrey DeBohun. She believes her brother, the Earl of Spode, has Geoffrey DeBohun's brother in mind for her, the Earl of Wickerdun. When Joy's first wish comes true, Emily wonders if perhaps the girl might get her Christmas wishes after all.

 

 

The Passage To Summer

 

When the normally formal and proper Earl of Wickerdun enters an enchanted forest, his world turns upside down.  Songs from wood nymphs, and an aqua-eyed faery make him think he's on his way to Bedlam, yet he never felt so alive.  Is she mortal or has she truly enchanted him?

 

 

Only and Always You

 

 

Ten years ago, two hearts were broken. Will Viscount Seton and Lady Claire be able to set aside their hurt and betrayal to have a second chance at love with each other?

 

 

 

A Chorus Singing Love

 

 

Lady Melody Bruin knows Trevor Wilde, the Earl of Ardmoor, is the other half of her soul. Due to The Unfortunate Incident of the summer of 1807, Ardmoor wants nothing to do with her. When an invitation arrives for Melody to spend the Christmas Holiday with the Earl and Countess of Spode, Melody knows this is her last chance to win Ardmoor's heart.