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A carefree bachelor not looking to settle down. A bluestocking rejected by Polite Society. An unforgettable kiss that changes everything . . .

Constantine Alington, Viscount Dyer, is handsome—and frugal. Con receives a pittance of an allowance and watching his funds carefully. While he enjoys attending ton affairs, he has decided not to become serious about marriage until he gains his earldom and financial freedom.

Miss Rowena Stanhope has a keen mind and no intentions of ever wedding. She would rather pursue her intellectual interests. Even though Polite Society turns up its nose at bluestockings, Rowena dresses frumpily and hides behind spectacles she doesn’t need to avoid gaining any unwanted attention.

Fate leads to Rowena dancing the supper dance at a ball with Lord Dyer, and they share a heartfelt conversation, as well as a kiss neither of them can forget. They meet again months later at a house party, one which Con was not invited to, but now being an eligible earl, the hostess welcomes him with open arms.   

Will Con convince Rowena to change her stance on never wedding—and make her his countess?

An earl who intends to see his sister settled in marriage. A lady making her delayed come-out. A relationship that moves from enemies to love . . .

Hugo Drake, the Earl of Merriman, stammered severely growing up. Only as a university student did he begin to find ways to control—and even conquer—his stammering. He still practices daily to keep his stuttering at bay. Now, he attends his first London Season, helping to launch his sister into Polite Society, hoping to settle her into marriage.

Lady Thermantia Worthington’s three siblings have all made love matches, but Tia is not interested in love or marriage during her come-out Season. She simply wishes to enjoy the social swirl of events and is eager to make new friends. She finds a loyal one in Lady Dilly Drake, but Dilly’s older brother believes Tia is a bad influence upon his younger sister.

As the Season progresses, Hugo and Tia’s combative relationship becomes confusing for them both, thanks to a kiss they share, which arouses both physical feelings and strong emotions for each. Then bullies from Hugo’s past strip him of his newfound confidence, and the ton is quick to judge the stammering earl.

Can Hugo and Tia shake off the confines of Polite Society and find lasting happiness together?

An army officer who becomes a viscount. A lady eager to make her come-out. Two souls who come together as friends . . . and then find love . . .

Rupert Cummings receives a terse message from his estranged brother, ordering him to sell his army officer’s commission and return to England. Upon his arrival, he finds Perceval close to death. Rupert soon inherits the viscountcy and discovers he has a niece, a by-blow from one of his brother’s many affairs. Celia wriggles her way into his heart, and Rupert knows any wife he takes will have to understand his love for the girl and her place in the family.

Lady Cornelia Worthington’s father dies on the eve of the Season, forcing Lia and her twin Tia to delay their come-outs as they go into mourning. To break up the monotony, they are invited to visit her Aunt Agnes in the Lake District for a few months. Lia is excited to travel to a new place and eager to spend time in her three cousins’ company. 

Once Lia meets Rupert—and Celia—she is drawn to both of them. But Lia’s older siblings have made love matches, and she is determined to do the same. Though she knows Viscount Cressley is attracted to her, she refuses to wed without a declaration of love from him.

Will Rupert realize the attraction he feels for Lia goes beyond the physical and admit he loves her, or will he lose the woman who holds his heart? 

A marquess who has recently become a duke. An impoverished lady who serves as a governess. An unlikely duo which becomes friends—and more . . .

Valentinian Worthington, a carefree charmer, finds himself the Duke of Millbrooke after his father’s sudden death. The lighthearted bachelor must quickly assume his responsibilities as head of the family, caring for his widowed mother and two younger sisters.

Miss Eden Snow lost her father in a riding accident, and her mother’s death followed shortly thereafter. The new Viscount Brownley orders her off his estate, and she becomes a governess, dismissed from her first post because she refuses to become intimate with her employer. Now, she is happy employed, spending the past five years educating Lady Traywick’s daughters, Verina and Justina.

Accompanying her charges to visit their cousin, a duke, Eden hopes to escape the duke’s notice, but Val is drawn to the attractive, intelligent woman. He convinces her they can be friends, and a strong bond forms between them, as they grow comfortable in one another’s company. Val needs a duchess—and he believes Eden is the only one for him.

Will Val convince Eden that a governess can make for a wonderful duchess? 

An introverted earl who cannot escape the nightmare of war. A free-spirited beauty with no interest in marriage or babes. An innocent kiss that begins to change everything . . .

Only son Perry Beaumont resents his father’s neglect of Beauville, the family’s country estate, and asks his father for more authority to make decisions in running it. When his father rejects the idea, Perry leaves England for the Napoleonic Wars. Returning four years later upon his father’s death, he suffers from nightmares and wonders if he will ever be the man he was before he lived in daily carnage, even as he takes up his new duties as the Earl of Martindale.

Lady Drusilla Alington leaps at an invitation to visit her newly-married sister in Surrey, ready to escape her domineering mother. Dru has an affinity for animals and dreads making her come-out next spring, not wanting to be paraded about on the Marriage Mart. 

With her brother-in-law’s country estate, Huntsworth, being near Beauville, Dru soon meets the quiet Lord Martindale, and they share a friendly, innocent kiss. While she believes they can be friends, Perry hides his growing attraction to Dru, knowing she has no interest in being wooed. And while he knows he must take a bride to get his heir, he fears no woman will want such a damaged man as her husband.

Will Perry conquer his fears and reveal his love for Dru—or will he keep silent and let Dru go so she can pursue the life she wants?

A hardened marquess who feels he has no soul. A naive young lady making her come-out. An impulsive kiss which leads to a marriage of convenience . . .

Judson Jarvis, Marquess of Huntsberry, was raised by his uncle, who brutally punished Judson in order to toughen the orphaned weakling. As he grew in size, Judson retaliated against all the boys at school who had bullied him, until everyone became frightened of him. Now, Judson is angry, bored, and entirely friendless.

Lady Lucilla Alington is thoughtful and nurturing. She is making her come-out this Season, but her family worries that the wrong men will be attracted to her innocent charm and large dowry. When two rakehells decide to ruin the naïve young lady, Judson rashly intervenes, chasing away the men who would have ruined her reputation, and capturing her delicate lips with a fervent kiss. His impulsive action, meant to save her from ruination, sets off a chain reaction of unforeseen consequences.

Now bound together in a marriage of convenience, Judson and Lucy must navigate their way through the marriage forced upon them.

Can Judson and Lucy's impulsive choice become the foundation for a love that lasts a lifetime, or will the trials they face prove insurmountable?

A common laborer who becomes a marquess. A caring debutante who wants to be more than a pretty face in a pretty gown. An unexpected kiss, which changes the course of their lives . . .

London dockworker Julian Watts was born out of wedlock. Raised by his seamstress mother, he has only known gnawing poverty. Through a remarkable discovery, he morphs into Julian Barrington, Marquess of Aldridge. Thrust into a world he never imagined, Julian grapples with his newfound status and the weight of the responsibilities that come with it.

Lady Ariadne Worthington is on the verge of making her come-out when she meets her family’s new neighbor, a titled gentleman that she is inexplicably drawn to. Lord Aldridge becomes friendly with her brother and cousin, and the more time she spends in the marquess’ company, the more their attraction grows.

An unexpected kiss from Julian leads Ariadne to believe he will pursue her, but once the Season begins, he dashes her hopes, ignoring her and dancing with nothing but wallflowers. As a diamond of the first water, Ariadne has her pick of suitors, yet the come-out Season she had long looked forward to now holds no appeal because of her broken heart.

Will Julian find the courage to conquer his self-doubts and court the love he so desperately desires, or will he allow his feelings of inadequacy to prevent him—and Ariadne—from finding lasting love?

Cody Lynch spent 18 years serving in covert military roles, living a life built on movement, discipline, and the constant reality that he could be deployed at a moment’s notice. Serious relationships were something he admired from afar but never allowed himself to have.

After an op goes bad and he’s medically discharged, Cody travels to his brother’s wedding for the weekend but is unsure of what comes next.

In Houston, he finds a place that feels unexpectedly like home. A family eager to reconnect. Friends who anchor him. A new career that gives him purpose again.

As Cody rebuilds his life, he begins to imagine a future he never thought he could have: one filled with love, family, and the kind of belonging he once believed wasn’t meant for him.

A heartfelt, character-driven romance about second chances, healing, and finding home where you least expect it.

Harlow Phillips had her future mapped out—a prestigious music program in New York City and a promising career as a concert pianist. But in one violent moment, her best friend’s stalker shattered more than just her right hand. He destroyed her dreams, her relationships, and her sense of self.

Now, after many months and multiple surgeries, Harlow can barely recognize the musician she once was. Her fingers stumble over keys that used to sing beneath her touch. Consumed by shame and anger, she pushes away everyone who loves her—her devoted boyfriend Luke, her guilt-ridden best friend Carmindy, even her worried mother. Instead, she finds solace in dangerous places and the arms of a stranger who doesn’t know the gifted pianist she used to be.

But when her former study partner, Edward, refuses to let her give up, Harlow reluctantly agrees to see a performance psychologist. What she discovers there will challenge everything she believes about her worth, her talent, and her capacity to heal.

Sometimes the most beautiful music comes from broken instruments.

A powerful story of resilience, redemption, and discovering that our greatest victories often rise from our deepest defeats.

Smith Welch never got over Avery—the girl who had his heart and then walked away after one mistake he’s regretted every day since. Now a rising star on a hit TV show, Smith seems to have it all. But no amount of fame can fill the void she left behind.

Avery thought she’d buried the past. After a betrayal shattered her heart, she built a new life far from Houston. But when a hostile takeover ends her career, she’s forced to come home—and straight into Smith’s orbit.

Neither of them had expected the spark to be there still. Neither of them is ready for how strong it still burns.

He wants redemption. She wants to forget. But some loves are written in the stars—and this time, Smith isn’t letting her go without a fight.

Can one honest confession and a second chance heal a decade’s worth of pain? Or will Smith always be chasing the love that slipped through his fingers?