Ladies With Gowns of Silk
and Backbones of Steel...
London, 1824– As a scandalous gossip pamphlet circulates, it upsets the entire social game. Above the turmoil rises one question…who is Mr. Pickwick?
A man who doesn’t care for society…
There’s very little that the wealthy Duke of Devonshire worries about, but his family is an exception. There’s nothing Edward won’t do for those he loves…
A lady who is good at being invisible…
Lady Eleanor Gilbert is beneath society’s notice, and that’s exactly how she likes it. The last thing she wants is for a Duke to look her way. After all, she has many secrets, and attention is dangerous…
An unseen menace that could destroy them both…
Will Edward and Eleanor be able to overcome the secrets that keep them apart, and the danger that faces them?
Mr. Pickwick’s Guide to Marriageable Young Ladies is a clean, stand-alone, rags to riches regency romance with suspense and humor.
If you like strong women, fast-paced action, slow-burn romance, and happily ever afters, then you’ll love this romantic comedy romance!
A man whose head has never been turned… The Marquess of Salisbury loves women. After all, they’re pleasing to look at, they smell nice, and most of them raptly agree with everything he has to say…Why in the name of chilled syllabub would Percy be in a hurry to choose one and settle down?
A lady who desires the power to choose… Miss Adelaide Warrington didn’t want to be put in charge, but now that she is, she certainly isn’t going to flippantly hand the responsibility over to the first high-handed Lord who walks through the door… Especially when said Lord seems very used to getting his own way.
If she just wouldn’t make it so difficult to woo her… If he would just stop trying to make so many changes… Thrust together under unwanted circumstances, Percy and Adelaide must decide whether true love is worth surmounting the obstacles threatening to keep them apart.
Lord Salisbury’s Ledgers on How to Woo a Wife is a clean, inter-connected stand-alone regency romance with suspense and humor.
If you like strong women, fast-paced action, slow burn romance, ridiculous gifts, and happily-ever-afters, then you’ll love this romantic comedy romance!
Lady Candace Waldrey has always been the center of attention, but never quite like this…
When scandal puts her at the mercy of every gossip in society, Candace decides to escape society altogether. She runs to a place where no one will think to look for her.
The Duke of Canterbury won’t waste a second chance at happiness…
When the woman he secretly loves absconds to the countryside, what choice does James have but to follow?
But what happens when society comes knocking once more?
When unexpected guests arrive, Candace is forced to decide which she craves more–society’s approval or her own happiness.
A lady on the run from scandal…
A man determined to prove that life can still be beautiful after the worst has happened…
Love blooms in the most unexpected places.
In Vera’s defense, the man certainly looked like an intruder…
Miss Vera Ashbury has always done precisely what her mother says…until now. When she absconds to the countryside to support her dearest friend, Vera can’t possibly expect the repercussions that follow. Newly alone and penniless, she throws herself on the mercy of others, only to find herself house-mates with the most boorish man of her acquaintance.
In Stephen’s eyes, Miss Vera Ashbury is a cunning charlatan, nothing more…
Lord Winthrop feels he deserves a bit of rest and relaxation after doctoring the populace of India for six years. He’s keen to forget his broken heart–along with all eligible ladies in general. But when he arrives home to find a particularly violent one living in his own house, he’s convinced she must have nefarious plans for his dear mother’s fortune…
Keep your friends close and your enemies closer…
Can Vera and Stephen look past their initial impressions and find forgiveness–and something far more precious–on the other side?
Content Advisements for this Series:
This series contains mild violence and mentions of off-page violence. The romance is clean, and there is mild bad language, if any at all. If these were movies, I would rate them ‘PG’.