A 2025 Global Book Award Winner for Historical Romance!Based on true events . . .As teenagers, growing up in Wyoming, Caroline and Row clashed as much as the jagged peaks of the Tetons. Now years later, it is the Roaring Twenties, and Caroline is an unhappy New Yorker, desperate for a way to support herself so she can escape her mistake of a marriage. Meanwhile, Row is seeking to prove himself at a small-town bank, after a failed marriage of his own, and a haunting defeat as a fighter pilot in the recent Great War. He would like nothing better than to find a new wife, have some kids, and finally settle into what has become an elusive happily ever after. The last person he has in mind for that is troublesome Caroline from his past.Yet as fate would have it, Caroline and Row are both hired by a well-off financier to work as a team, buying land in Jackson Hole. Besides struggling with stubborn landowners, unwilling to sell, and an unforgiving, rough terrain, the battle between them resumes full force. Like revolving magnets, they find themselves drawn to each other one moment and repelled the next. Complicating the situation further is only Caroline knows the secret reason they are purchasing this land.Set during the exciting Jazz Age, A Return West, explores in vivid detail not only this thrilling decade in American history, but also the journey of those trying for another chance in this suddenly modern, new world.

Prepare for cozy fireside moments in a hunter’s lodge, a haunted castle in the Highlands, a snowy Montana saloon, and so much more, in this six-book winter wonderland boxed set of gorgeous historical romances.The temperature is rising, as six dashing and determined heroes work extra hard to keep their sweethearts warm. The Lady’s Guide to being Snowbound with a Scottish Laird – by Emmanuelle de MaupassantThis juicy little novella features a haunted castle, a raging blizzard on the Highland moors, a kidnapping, one kilted Scot (wild in bed), and a fiery lass determined to resist his charms.Snowed in with Scandal – by Beverley OakleyWhat could possibly go wrong when you’re snowed in with your ex… and a matchmaking matron?The Snowy Solution – by Laura TrenthamWhat’s the recipe for a truly scandalous winter’s solstice? Combine spiked punch, a blizzard, and an isolated cabin with one bed (naturally.) Add the heat of an old flame that never truly died. Allow to simmer… all night long.Mistletoe and Moonbeams – by Merry Farmer What's worse than inheriting a rundown saloon in the back of beyond? Mightily proper Miranda is about to find out, when she's snowed in with a cocksure, arrogant stranger!Christmastide with his Countess – by Ellie St. ClairEstranged newly-weds, the Earl and Countess of Oxford, are horrified to find themselves unexpectedly trapped on their country estate by a snowstorm. Will days forced into each other’s company, surrounded by mistletoe and the Christmas spirit, drive them apart forever, or reveal to them a love they never thought possible?Christmas with the Czar – by Emily E K Murdoch A man who claims to be a prince and a woman forced to play along - but the real secret must be revealed before Christmas Day…Hearts don’t stay frosty for long, in this sizzling collection of 'snowed-in' Christmas historical romances.

Crawford Family Series: Book 1 - 1887 Debutante Julia Crawford endures a lifetime of subtle ridicule as the plump, silly daughter of a prominent Boston family. Julia strikes out on her own to gain independence, traveling to the Midwest to marry an aging shopkeeper and care for his mother. Julia finds her new home rough and uncivilized after the sophistication of a big city, while closely held secrets threaten to ruin Julia’s one chance at love.
Jake Shelling was sixteen and grew up quick when his parents died from influenza on the South Dakota prairie. Left with a half-cleared farm and two young sisters, he spent little time on his own needs . . . until now. At thirty-five, he figured it was high time to have some sons and a mail order bride would suit him just fine. No expectations of love, just a helpmate from sturdy stock, ready for farm life.
Will fate and chance play a trick on Julia and Jake?
The Crawford Family Series
Book #1 Train Station Bride
Book #2 Contract to Wed
Companion Novella to Book #2 The Maid's Quarters
Book #3 Her Safe Harbor

It started with a duke.The mysterious Miss Meredith Thorn and her beloved cat, Fortune, open an employment agency to help gentlewomen down on their luck. Her first assignment? Finding a governess for the three young daughters of the Duke of Wey. Odd how all her matches end up in matrimony.Enjoy three warm, witty stories that begin the bestselling Fortune’s Brides series by award-winning author Regina Scott:--Never Doubt a Duke—When the irrepressible Jane Kimball takes the governess’ position with the Duke of Wey, everyone has doubts. But when the duke must take a wife, thoughts turn to an unlikely governess who might make the perfect bride. “An absolutely delightful tale!” Britt Reads Fiction--Never Borrow a Baronet—Patience Ramsey is shocked when her new employer introduces her as the bride-to-be of her nephew. The pretty Patience could cover for Sir Harry when he spies for England. Can he convince her to overlook the scandals surrounding him and exchange their false engagement for a true love? “Regina is hooking me from the first page, and I don't want to set the book down until I finish the story!" For the Love of Christian Fiction--Always Kiss at Christmas—In the origin story for Meredith Thorn, she has one goal for her mother’s Christmas Eve party: convince her friend Julian Mayes to marry her. Julian is ready to make his mark in London. As the danger to Meredith’s future becomes clear, will one kiss prove to him how far he will go to protect her? “Witty, lighthearted, sweet, and romantic.” Among the ReadsFall in love with a duke today.

A matchmaker contends with a troublesome couple—and a footman in danger in this novel by "a romance writer who deftly blends humor and adventure" (Booklist). Kind-hearted Miss Hannah Pym, the traveling matchmaker, is off to Portsmouth in the company of the beautiful but practical Miss Penelope Wilkins. Miss Pym quickly realizes that Penelope needs someone to enliven her sheltered life—someone, perhaps, like their handsome traveling companion, Lord Augustus Railton. Unfortunately, Penelope thinks Lord Augustus is a ne'er-do-well. Hannah may find her latest romantic arrangement a challenge—especially when their coach happens upon a footman who faces hanging for a crime he didn't commit . . . Originally published under the name Marion Chesney, this is a delightful adventure in Regency England from the New York Times–bestselling author of the Hamish Macbeth and Agatha Raisin series. "The best of the Regency writers." —Kirkus Reviews