The Bluestocking Scandals Box Set 5-8

Writing the Rake
Benjamin knows he brings nothing but trouble to those he loves, which is why he has no intentions of ever settling down. When Alice begins asking the wrong people too many questions, her life is put in danger and Benjamin finds himself her unlikely savior and bodyguard. He soon realizes, however, that her greatest danger may not be those threatening her -- but rather his own inability to resist her.
Can they find out who holds malice toward Alice and save her life before they each lose their hearts?

Risking the Detective
When the broken yet beautiful Miss Castleton approaches bow street detective Drake for help, he is about to tell her he has no time for such a case. Yet when one misfortune after another befalls Castleton Stone, he begins to realize that she just might be right, and he finds that he cannot say no -- to her offer of payment nor to the woman herself. The more time the two of them spend together, the harder it is for them to deny that “never’ might not be as absolute as they thought.

A Noble Excavation

When Perry visits Lyme, he is immediately captivated by the stunning, intelligent woman who saves his life and, in the process, unearths a skeleton that just might change both of their futures. For despite all that stands between them – an earldom, a betrothal, and Rose’s determination not to depend on a man – they just can’t help falling in love.

But will that love be strong enough to battle all that stands in their way?

A Gentleman of Mystery

When Georgina Jenkins pulls a half-dead man out of the Thames, little does she realize that her life will never be the same. She is the only woman at Bow Street, and must fight the temptation of the handsome stranger who cannot remember anything about himself but for the name engraved on the medallion upon his chest and the fact that he is in trouble. She will keep him safe, even when his secrets threaten to destroy them both. Is love between two people who have no right to be together enough to overcome honor, pride, and, most importantly, the past?