A Rogue's Courtship Series by Madeline St.James

Lady Catherine Haddington’s reputation and social standing is ruined. In her wild ways, she’s ostracized herself from her friends, and the elitists of the ton. Catherine’s father, Lord Chancellor Haddington, agrees to a marriage between Catherine and the Baron Arthur Desmond of Clearwater, a man thrice her age. Catherine resigns to run away and live in ill-repute if her father endeavors to force her into the marriage... moreLady Catherine Haddington’s reputation and social standing is ruined. In her wild ways, she’s ostracized herself from her friends, and the elitists of the ton. Catherine’s father, Lord Chancellor Haddington, agrees to a marriage between Catherine and the Baron Arthur Desmond of Clearwater, a man thrice her age. Catherine resigns to run away and live in ill-repute if her father endeavors to force her into the marriage. Catherine’s fate and destiny change when she meets Baron Desmond’s alluring son. Lord Thomas Desmond of Clearwater is aware of Catherine’s unfavorable reputation, but he finds her disdain for the social constraints of the ton refreshing and enticing. Against the behest of his father and their elders, Lord Desmond and Catherine wed in secret. Once their marriage is discovered, will they regain favor in the eyes of their family and community, or will their illicit love be doomed from the start? Clean Regency Romance with a HEA that can be read as a standalone.! less

Miss Claire Bonnefant, a woman of ill repute, befriended the Lady Catherine Desmond, who has a penchant for causing scandal. But when Claire helps Catherine, she finds that Catherine feels obligated to rise her from her circumstances. The Lady introduces Claire to society as her cousin. Claire soon finds her etiquette and mannerisms under scrutiny by the ton... moreMiss Claire Bonnefant, a woman of ill repute, befriended the Lady Catherine Desmond, who has a penchant for causing scandal. But when Claire helps Catherine, she finds that Catherine feels obligated to rise her from her circumstances. The Lady introduces Claire to society as her cousin. Claire soon finds her etiquette and mannerisms under scrutiny by the ton. The Marquess Christopher Briarwood recognizes Claire Bonnefant, a woman he once kept company with in a house of ill-repute, when they attend a play with their peers. Christopher knows the secret of her past and holds the fate of Claire in his hands. Despite societal expectations, he chooses to court her. Will she be able to learn the ways of high society in order to be accepted once she makes her debut, and can the love Christopher holds for Claire outweigh the pressures of his family? Clean Regency Romance with a HEA that can be read as a standalone! less