Every Rogue's Heart

Love in Plain Sight by Allison Merritt Mousy Jayne Strange is resigned to her role as a companion and governess, but when she's hired to teach a horse-crazy young lady who has American cowboy Fletcher Nash wrapped around her finger, her life takes a sudden romantic turn. Fletcher's old life casts a shadow across his desire for new love. Their seemingly impossible relationship will face many challenges, including life-changing circumstances if they ever hope to make love last.

The Lady's Chocolatier by Sandra Sookoo A fierce rainstorm in Victorian-era London throws Mr. Jasper Winslow--a chocolatier--and Miss Evangeline Bradenwilde--a corset purveyor--unexpectedly together. Without recourse, they are forced to face their failed engagement from five years prior, as well as the desire still sparking between them now. 

Delighted by the Duke by Amanda Mariel Miss Emma Baxter stowed away in a carriage in order to escape her uncle and the baron he's bent on forcing her to marry. The last thing she expected was to find herself with the Duke of Radcliffe, Aaron St. John, and his ten year old daughter, Lady Sophia. Now she faces an entirely different danger. 

Only a Rogue Knows by Rebecca Lovell For fear of being left penniless due to a condition in his father's will, Lady Cordelia Whittemore agrees to hide her husband's infidelity until he can find a way to divorce her. She doesn't expect to fall in love with his attorney, Victor Pembroke, a man whose reputation precedes him. When tragedy strikes Lady Whittemore, is the man who has stolen her heart the only one who can save her? 

My Enemy, My Earl: A Laird to Love by Tammy Andresen Fleeing London, and scandal, Lady Clarissa Burton runs directly into the wife hunting Earl of Dunphries while traveling on a rutted Scottish road. She wanted peace in Scotland, not a tall and brooding laird who makes her forget that handsome lords are nothing but trouble. 

Scheming with My Duke by Dawn Brower Serenity Drake imposed herself in the Duke of Branterberry's life for altruistic reasons. She didn't expect to find the one man she couldn't resist. The duke has a young son to care for and has no room for Serenity in his life, but needs her help after his son's governess resigns. Will their mutual attraction bloom into something more or will Serenity leave before it turns into something permanent?