A Marriage of Inconvenience? Dina’s only chance to keep her inheritance from going to pay her brother’s gaming debts is to marry before her twenty-fifth birthday. When her carefully planned elopement goes awry, in desperation, she travels to Gretna Green alone. There she finds herself rescuing a naïve young lady from a fortune hunter, which earns the gratitude of the young lady’s handsome—and eligible—brother, who has come in hot pursuit. When he asks her to name her reward, she has her answer ready.
Grant Turpin, better known to his friends as Thor, is grateful to the girl who saved his sister’s honor, but is stunned when she demands marriage in repayment of his debt to her. She insists she will not infringe on his freedom in the least, but the more time he spends with her, the less attractive that freedom appears. Instead, he becomes increasingly determined to win her heart along with her hand. Surely spending Christmas with her at his parents’ estate will help him to do just that?
Book 2 of the “Seven Saints Hunt Club” series, set in the same world as “The Saint of Seven Dials” series.

Fans of the hit TV show Yellowstone and it’s two prequel series, 1888 and 1923, will fall in love with the first book in this Western ranching saga filled with romance, adventure, and the epic mystique of the Old West.“A sprawling, emotional love story.” —Publishers Weekly The Calder family patriarch is known throughout Montana as a force no one in his right mind would cross. But in New York Times bestselling author Janet Dailey’s latest novel, sometimes love can make even the most stubborn man do crazy things. Lost and left for dead after a violent stampede, a young cowboy battles his way to Montana and a fresh start among the cattlemen wresting vast empires from the wilderness. Joe is no saint, but he proves himself a hero many times over, giving his heart along the way to the fiercely independent midwife who saves his life, then bears his child out of wedlock. Sarah’s ambition is to train as a doctor, but harsh reality dictates a different life path. One that will test her strength and courage but end in the new life of her dreams . . .Dailey fearlessly explores the sheer grit of the women and men who settled the frontier, the characters, both strong and weak, who competed for a piece of the open range, and the fascinating, never more timely story of America's westward expansion.

A penniless baron’s daughter. An American newspaperman who never wanted a title. Can these two find common ground, or will their differences be too great to overcome?Miss Audrey Parker was tired, so very tired. Since her mother’s passing four years ago, she had become the de facto housekeeper and caretaker for her two younger sisters. When the unthinkable happened, she must grapple with an uncertain future.Jacob Stanfield, a journalist and owner of a thriving New York City newspaper, was thunder-struck when he received a telegram informing him he was the heir to the Fletcher title. He had no clue he had English relatives in his ancestry. With his curiosity piqued, he sets out to uncover the secrets of his newfound heritage, but what he finds instead will upend the rest of his life.Amidst the grandeur and opulence of Regency England, these two unlikely souls must navigate their way through society's expectations and their own fears. Will Audrey and Jacob find a way to overcome their differences and give in to their growing feelings? Or will their pasts and present circumstances keep them apart forever?Fans of Barbara Watts and Meara Platt will enjoy this story of sisterly bonds, an impossible love, and, of course, a happily ever after. Scroll up and one click to start reading this slow-burn regency romance!Twist of Fate series:The Baron’s Perfect Match, Book 1The Pursuit of Grace, Book 2 The Viscount’s Secret Desire, Book 3 (forthcoming)

They married for duty. Neither expected love to follow. Graham Astor, Duke of Kensington, has buried his heart beneath loss. His days are lived in silence, his nights in solitude. What he needs is a mother for his daughter—not a companion. Not a love story. So he chooses Rosabel: quiet, obedient, forgettable. Or so he thinks.She entered the marriage knowing nothing of love—least of all her own. Rosabel was never asked what she wanted. Her uncle made the match. Society whispered. And she obeyed. At the altar, she met her husband for the first time—and feared him instantly. But behind Graham’s cold stare is a man fighting ghosts. And behind Rosabel’s timid façade is a woman with more strength than anyone ever noticed.Together, they learn that love doesn’t arrive loudly—but sometimes, it stays quietly. As Rosabel draws close to Graham’s daughter, her warmth begins to chip away at the stone around his heart. And Graham sees not a wallflower—but a woman he didn’t know he was waiting for. Yet love asks for risk. And trusting again isn’t easy when you’ve both decided it isn’t for you.He never thought he’d love again. She never thought she’d be loved at all. ? If you’ve ever made peace with a life that felt like less—and slowly dared to hope for more… this story is yours.

Martha Gracey, the daughter of a successful Boston proprietor, is used to getting her way. With a father who adores her, she’s headstrong, rebellious, and convinced she can have whatever she wants. That includes dashing Robert Henshaw, a Loyalist mercantile heir with a dark secret.Martha's glittering new world of high society happenings is thrown into disarray when she meets Robert’s cousin, Asahel Wyeth, a lucrative rebel tradesman. Handsome, intractable, and uncouth, Asahel is not a man to love—or let himself be loved—easily. As she relentlessly pursues her passion for the untamable Asahel, Martha finds herself drawn deeper into a twisted world of rebellion and revolution.Caught between the threats of a jilted lover and the struggle of loving a man fighting the ghosts of his past, Martha must wrestle with the consequences of her mistakes—before she loses everything she holds dear.Set against the backdrop of the American Revolution, The House of Henshaw is a gripping tale of obsession, devotion, and the consequences of rebellion.The House of Henshaw contains heavy subject matter and is intended for mature, 18+ readers only. Reader discretion is advised.