Racked with guilt and blaming himself for his brother’s death, Phillip Heartford left his ancestral home five years ago. Having lost the love of her life, the beautiful Allison Morgan is resentful and angry. She has rejected countless suitors, and now, in the middle of her third season, she may be out of options. Allison’s younger sister Julia is an ugly duckling. At least that is how she sees it. Although a happy marriage seems out of her reach, she hopes to one day live a quiet life as a spinster. If she cannot have her own fairytale ending, she is determined to do anything to help her sister and her dear friend Phillip find their happiness. Little does Julia know that Phillip has always loved her. Unfortunately, he believes that it was this love that caused his brother’s death and destroyed Julia’s chance for happiness. He must now take a bride. Having convinced himself that his brother would want him to protect Julia, Phillip intends to become her brother by marrying Allison. Returning home to fulfill his duty, will Phillip be able to follow his conscience, or will his heart interfere? To Marry a Morgan can be read as a stand-alone romance, though it is part of a sweet Regency series. It is a childhood friends and second chance romance. The books of this series, in chronological order, To Marry a Morgan The Duke and the Damsel The Charming Rogue Books in Cinnamon's Pride and Prejudice Reimagined Series : Assumptions & Absurdities Betrothals & Betrays Courtships & Corruption Deceptions & Debauchery Enmity & Esteem The Taming of Elizabeth Keepers of the Light Finding the Runaway Once Upon A Romance series : The Man Once Called Rumpelstiltskin (coming soon)

The son of a Duke finds himself in a race against time—his freedom hanging in the balance. Can he find a husband for a stubborn woman who doesn’t want to marry? If not, he might be forced to marry her himself. When Allison and Fitz are discovered together alone in a greenhouse, Allison’s reputation is threatened, and Fitz discovers that Allison is not just another lady but is the sister-in-law of his closest friend. Using his wealth and power, Fitz hopes to avoid a union and salvage her reputation by silencing the witnesses. Unfortunately, one witness is Allison’s uncle, and he wishes to see his niece marry. Fitz suggests that rather than marry Allison himself, he will introduce her to a series of eligible bachelors so she can pick her own husband. The uncle agrees, provided a groom is found before he returns from a trip he’s taking to Ireland. Unfortunately, Allison does not want to get married. Will Fitz's plan work, will Allison secure her independence, or will these two find themselves in love? Set in Regency Era England, The Duke and the Damsel is the second standalone novel in the sweet romantic series, Pathways to Romance.

She’s the woman of his dreams. If only she didn’t despise him… Everything has always come easily to Caleb James. Everything, that is, but Mary Walker. Her stunning beauty and independent nature enticed him from the start—and yet every romantic overture he made went so horribly awry that she can now barely tolerate him. But that’s all about to change. He has the perfect plan to redeem himself. When she arrives at his family estate, he’ll finally be able to win her heart. Too bad he’s not the only one there with the very same idea… The last thing Mary wants is time alone with the insufferable Caleb. But since he’s one of her twin’s best friends, declining his invitation is out of the question. She’ll just have to do her best to ignore the charismatic, overly confident rogue. Only…he’s not acting like a rogue this time. Surely the little glimpses she catches of his softer, kinder side are an act…right? Can Caleb and Mary overcome years’ worth of misunderstandings and missteps—not to mention a persistent rival for Mary’s affections—to find their very own happily ever after? Or, when all is said and done, will The Charming Rogue be left alone once again? This Regency Era romance is stand alone novel and is book #3 in The Pathways to Romance series. It is rated G and features an enemies to lovers storyline.