dark angel
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The Scandalous Suitor

Miss Jennifer Winward was engaged to be wed. Even better, her husband-to-be was the dazzlingly handsome, impeccably upright Lord Lionel Kersey, the man of her dreams since girlhood. But Jennifer had never dreamed that a man like the Earl of Thornell could possibly attract her--or even want to.

Why should this disreputable rake whose very name sent shock waves through society use all his will and wiles to seduce an innocent like Jennifer? And how could Jennifer forget her flawless fiancé when she found herself in the arms of this licentious lord who was everything that a proper young lady should despise? Jennifer had a great deal to learn about men…about herself…and most of all about when love was true and when it was a lie…

deceived
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SHE COULD NOT FORGIVE HIM - OR FORGET HIM

Beautiful Lady Elizabeth Ward had been young and innocent when she wed the man she loved, Christopher Atwell. She thought his love matched hers - until she found him in the arms of another, learned of his guilt in murder and worse, and saw him flee abroad.

But now Christopher was back in England to claim the title he was heir to and plead innoncence of all evil. He was back to claim Elizabeth as well ... as if the past were a lie and only his lips on hers told the truth. But how could Elizabeth forget the pain of betrayal even as passion pulsed within her again? How could she trust her heart and happiness to this man who had so cruelly deceived her once and now was doubly dangerous the second time he pledged his love and cast his sensual spell?

the double wager
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HENRY WAS NO GENTLEMAN

In fact, Henry was not a man at all. Henry was a young lady, if you could call any female a lady who refused to go by her proper name of Henrietta but preferred her most unsuitable tomboyish nickname. But now Henry had to be even more than a lady. She had to become a wife - to the handsomest, most sought-after, worldly and bored lord in London, the Duke of Eversleigh. For Henry had wagered her most precious possession that she would achieve this seemingly impossible goal, and she dreaded what would happen if she lost . . . just as she feared what might occur if she won . . .

the famous heroine
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The Uncommon Commoner

Miss Cora Downes was only a merchant's daughter. But when she saved a duke's son from drowning, her reward was entry into London high society. Cora had a style of beauty and mode of manners that made her a fish out of water in that sophisticated world. But when she saved a highborn lady's poodles from disaster, she became the belle of every ball.

Cora had never met a man like the exquisitely elegant, unabashedly blue-blooded Lord Francis Kneller. But when they found themselves in a position too compromising to conceal, nothing could save her from a marriage to a man who would surely disdain her as a wife. Nothing could save her then from the threat of heartbreak -- nothing, perhaps, except a most unlikely love.…