Rose Grant doesn't know the world beyond her country home in Hampshire. Banned from a season in London, prohibited from attending social events, forbidden to see her own reflection, and allowed only vetted correspondence—Rose is desperate for a life free from her controlling aunt. When she stumbles into the Duke of Andover and meets his son, the Marquess of Stratfordshire, she discovers new feelings and the possibility of future happiness. Rose begins to see a way out of her dark world—much to her aunt’s dismay. Lord Colin Weston, the Marquess of Stratfordshire and future Duke of Andover, has met too many pretentious ladies more desirous of his title than his heart to trust easily. When he meets Miss Rose Grant, she seems genuine and kind, and Colin finds himself falling for her much too quickly. Will Rose and Colin find their happily ever after, or will another’s attempt to poison them against one another prevail?

A mistaken identity, a forbidden romance, and a pair of gold satin slippers... When Aiden Notley’s stepfather, the Marquess of Aveley, sells Aiden’s childhood home and moves to Gravesend, his future looks bleak. Treated as an indentured servant and mourning the loss of his mother, Aiden finds new hope in an apprenticeship in town—a chance to take up his own trade as a shoemaker. Lady Katherine Golding, heiress of Silverbard, is tired of fortune hunters. When her father, the Duke of Chatham, moves the family to Gravesend, Kate is relieved to escape the trouble of her unwanted suitors and experience adventure in a new place. But in Gravesend the fortune hunters are plenty, the adventures are few, and her growing affection for a servant, Aiden Notley, is more than troubling. The chance encounter that brings Aiden and Kate together forms an unlikely friendship—even upon the rocks of mistaken identity. With a ball steadily approaching and Aiden’s unscrupulous stepbrothers scheming for Kate’s fortune, the possibility of happily ever after feels far out of reach. But all could change at the strike of midnight… The Midnight Heiress is a standalone sweet regency romance novella, part of the Once Upon a Regency series. Find the other books in the series: The Fairest Heart by Heather Chapman Spun of Gold by Jen Geigle Johnson (April 2019) Beauty's Rose by Rebecca J. Greenwood (May 2019) Awake at Widmore Manor by Jessilyn Stewart Peaslee (June 2019)

Spinning, spinning, straw to gold. An unthinkable offer. A courageous miss. A determined Lord, and an evil duke. Never. She vowed to never marry. But Lord Harcourt was determined to unravel her secrets. She'd never heard of a debutante in her first season trying to marry the least desirable man she could find, and yet, here she was. With the Duke after her to make a choice and her family's happiness weighing in the balance, she pushed forward until the unthinkable she fell in love. When faced with a tempting but unthinkable offer, how can she accept, when a union with Lord Harcourt would steal from him what he most desired? The power of a determined goodness and love conquer all in this Regency Fairytale. Jane Austen and Georgette Heyer fans alike will want to read a version of Rumpelstiltskin the likes of which they’ve never seen. Grab your copy today. Find the other books in the The Fairest Heart by Heather Chapman The Midnight Heiress by Ashtyn Newbold Spun of Gold by Jen Geigle Johnson Beauty's Rose by Rebecca J. Greenwood (May 2019) Awake at Widmore Manor by Jessilyn Stewart Peaslee (June 2019)

Marry me, Beauty. He forced the words back, did not speak them. William, Duke of Rosden, left half-blind by a childhood illness, longs for a wife who will cherish him. He hopes the lovely girl he met while in disguise as a common laborer is the right one for him, but he has gone about pursuing her in all the wrong ways.Isabelle "Beauty" Reynolds, the youngest daughter of a once-prosperous London merchant, has little left except her devotion to her family. Because of a pilfered rose, her father has angered the powerful Duke of Rosden. To appease the duke's demands, Beauty travels to his castle to work as a scullery maid. When Beauty arrives, she is shocked to discover the scarred and reclusive duke has a familiar face. But how can she trust a man who would destroy her father's life over a rose? Fall in love with the damaged duke in this sweet Regency retelling of Beauty and the Beast. Enjoy the other books in the Once Upon a Regency series:\ The Fairest Heart by Heather Chapman\ The Midnight Heiress by Ashtyn Newbold\ Spun of Gold by Jen Geigle Johnson\ Awake at Widmore Manor by Jessilyn Stewart Peaslee (June 2019)

A violent storm. A sleepless night. A test. Emma Widmore has longed to return to her childhood home since the day she was forced to leave it after her father’s death. Widmore Manor represents every hope Emma has ever had and every person she has ever loved. When she feels drawn back to Widmore Manor on a stormy night, she is granted refuge by the one person she is sure would still know her after all these years. But when James Atwood—heir of Widmore Manor and Emma’s childhood friend—shows nothing but suspicion, Emma’s hope falters. After hearing rumors of a test—a standard—that other young women have failed, Emma worries that she, too, will fail. As Emma seeks to understand this test, she must be reconciled with her past and learn what being home truly means. Readers have fallen in love with this unique and moving regency retelling of The Princess and the Pea. Get your copy today! Find the other books in the series: The Fairest Heart by Heather Chapman, The Midnight Heiress by Ashtyn Newbold, Spun of Gold by Jen Geigle Johnson, Beauty's Rose by Rebecca J. Greenwood, Awake at Widmore Manor by Jessilyn Stewart Peaslee