She’s in danger. She’s also betrothed to the wrong man. One week until the wedding. A murder to solve and a true love to be revealed. Enjoy this next offering in the best selling Farthingale series - Regency romances with humor, heart, sizzling heroes, and a dash of mayhem. When Lady Gregoria Easton, is knocked unconscious, she wakes up to find her odious uncle dead at her feet and her wedding gown covered in blood. Never mind about the wedding gown since she was having serious second thoughts about marrying her betrothed anyway. But who killed her uncle? Someone has gone to great lengths to frame her for the crime. What if this culprit means to come after her next? If only she could remember what happened. She runs to the only man she dares trust, the only man she has ever loved...the very lord who spurned her, Julius Thorne. Will he help her? Lord Julius Thorne knew he made a terrible mistake in not revealing his heart to Lady Gregoria Easton when he had the chance. She is now betrothed and it is too late. Or is it? When she turns up at his home, dazed and covered in blood, he knows he has to protect her at all costs. Not only does he have to help her find the real killer, but he must also convince Gregoria that he loves her. That he has always loved her. And that he is the one she needs to marry. But is he too late? Will she ever forgive him? Or has he lost her heart forever? Enjoy the entire series: My Fair Lily The Duke I’m Going To Marry Rules for Reforming a Rake A Midsummer's Kiss The Viscount's Rose Earl of Hearts The Viscount and the Vicar’s Daughter A Duke For Adela Marigold and the Marquess The Make-Believe Marriage A Slight Problem With The Wedding Capturing the Heart of a Cameron Never Dare A Duke (novella) If You Wished For Me (novella)

"Unique characters and a fast-paced mystery add flavor to this sweet romance.” — Publishers Weekly "An excellent choice for readers who love both traditional Regencies and detective mysteries.” — Library Journal Little Sowerby, England, 1802 Miss Genevieve Wilde—a magistrate’s daughter and independent heiress—is determined to meet life’s challenges all on her own, just as her late father had taught her. So when her father’s pocket watch is stolen, she will do anything to get it back, especially when the local authorities prove incompetent. Upon reading an advertisement in the paper, she takes a chance and contacts a thief-taker to find the watch. It’s a choice Ginny regrets when former Bow Street officer Jack Travers arrives on her doorstep. He is frustratingly flirtatious, irritatingly handsome, and entirely unpredictable, and Ginny wonders if she’ll be able to resist such a man. But after Ginny discovers that the missing watch is just a small part of a larger, more frightening plot against her, she needs Jack’s help more than ever. To protect her home and her reputation, the two enter into a risky charade—pretending Jack is her cousin so he can begin his investigation, starting with the household staff. As they work together to unravel the mystery, Ginny finds herself falling fast for her charismatic thief-taker, leaving her heart in just as much danger as her life.

A marriage of convenience. A reformed rake. A heroine determined not to lose her heart. The Honourable Catherine Elford — Kitty to her friends — is faced with an unenviable choice. Be cast out, penniless, by her penny-pinching half-brother… or marry the handsome, charming Earl of Ledbury — a man who would be perfect if he weren’t a notorious womaniser, and the very same gentleman Kitty once adored during her come-out in Society. Until she discovered him in a compromising embrace with a married lady. Ledbury has never courted an unmarried woman in his life, and certainly not with matrimony in mind. But Kitty’s generous dowry — enough to keep his beloved racehorses in the stable — proves too tempting to resist. A hasty wedding follows . . . and a wedding night best forgotten. Determined to survive with dignity, Kitty resolves to let her head rule her foolish heart. Yet as she finds herself drawn into his dangerous charm and the boundaries she set begin to crumble . . . just as the shadows of Ledbury’s past threaten to destroy them both. Sparkling with wit and brimming with Regency intrigue, The Devil You Know proves that while Society may change its rules, the folly — and fire — of love never does. Perfect for fans of Bridgerton , Georgette Heyer, Beverley Watts, Beth Andrews, Mary Balogh and Jane Austen. READERS LOVE THE DEVIL YOU KNOW : 'The Devil You Know is an immensely satisfying read. Everyone loves a Georgian rake and Sophia’s hero doesn’t disappoint. Lord Ledbury’s as naughty as they come – enough George Wickham to set the pulse racing, with a civilising measure of Mr Darcy’s nobility to ensure you fall in love for all the right reasons . . .' Annie Holder, author of Against All Odds ????? 'Rarely do books move me to tears, but this one did. A riveting story , with an enchanting heroine and a fascinating, suitably dissolute hero . Thoroughly enjoyable .' MH. ????? ' This is exactly what a regency novel should be like .' Dana ????? ' Clearly in the Heyer tradition , this book has a wonderful sense of period from clothing to language creating a world for the characters to inhabit and the reader to visit.' Lehrare. ????? 'A very obvious and excellent entry on to 'If you love Heyer , you’ll like…' list. Highly recommended .' Carol

He's out for revenge, but she might prove too hot for him to handle. Miss Primrose needs to be punished. A member of the wicked Inn of the Red Chrysanthemum , where the most indecent pleasures are indulged, Miss Primrose—or Mistress Primrose, as she prefers—left Nicholas Edelton a shell of a man. Now his older brother, Spencer Edelton, the Marquess of Carey, intends to provide her a set-down she will never forget. Weary from exacting her revenge upon the man who assaulted her sister, Beatrice Primrose has had her fill of men of privilege and presumption, but she accepts a fateful invitation from a handsome nobleman to spend a sennight at his estate for a grand sum of money. She soon learns, however, that she will not get to reprise her role as Mistress. To her horror, she finds his lordship expects her to submit to him! But Beatrice won’t give in so easily. In a clash of wills, fueled by vengeance and desire, Lord Carey and Miss Primrose wrestle for dominance in, and out of, the bedchamber. Their biggest struggle, however, may be against their own passions… Can Miss Primrose take what she dishes? And will Lord Carey succumb or succeed with her punishment? HEAT ADVISORY: On a scale of 1 to 5, with 5 being the hottest heat level, this enemies-to-lovers Regency historical romance is a 6! Read only if you enjoy scorching, wicked chemistry with themes of submission and dominance as well as elements of revenge and discipline.

Joshua Macallan knew the space shuttle would explode. That is why he was in Florida in January of 1986. He was trying to save the crew and finally make a difference after so many failures. Like when he tried to save Kennedy in ’63. Joshua was naive and full of hope. That was then. Now he is an old man with a past composed of more tragedy than triumph. The FBI watches Joshua’s every move. Even though he currently lives in a Kansas nursing home staring at a blank wall most of the day. When he is not rambling about Victoria, that is. The young woman who had visited him on the farm in 1958 claiming to be from the future. She had done a lot of talking. He had fallen in love. Then Victoria disappeared. Until now. Riots are brewing in New York City over a controversial new technology. He sees Victoria on the news. Still alive and still as young as his memories of her. He needs answers. Joshua will head for the chaos in New York with his 5-year-old granddaughter in tow. Sure, the FBI will be in pursuit. So will his son. But finally, after all these years, Joshua Macallan has hope again.

Meet the Thompsons of Locust Street, an unconventional family taking Philadelphia high society by storm… 1868 Elspeth Thompson is the middle daughter in a family with tightly held secrets. While she loves her family, she longs to break out from their overprotective hold, to find herself, to be noticed for who she is rather than as chaperone to her beautiful younger sister, Kirsty, or underling to her elder sister, Muireall. A chance meeting under scandalous circumstances offers her the opportunity to be seen for herself, but the repercussions could lead to the downfall of her family. Confirmed bachelor Alexander Pendergast enjoys his position as the right-hand man of one of the most influential and powerful politicians in Philadelphia. Heir to the largest textile mill on the east coast, Alexander is handsome, charming, and the ultimate catch on high society’s matrimonial market. But he has no interest in settling down with a pampered debutante. He doubts the perfect woman for him actually exists…until he meets Elspeth Thompson. But the Thompsons and Pendergasts move in different circles, and Elspeth has no desire to be judged and found wanting by Philadelphia’s first families. Though she tries to resist Alexander’s charms, when he comes to her family’s rescue, she knows there’s more to him than she’d first thought. But Alexander realizes that his ambitions may have placed Elspeth and her family in grave danger. With an unseen enemy determined to uncover the Thompson family’s secrets, Alexander grapples with secrets of his own, secrets that could cost him the only woman he’s ever truly cared about. When Elspeth finds herself in terrible danger, can she muster the inner strength of her ancestors to save herself and her family and find the courage to meet love head on?