Can't get enough of those dashing Regency rakes? Don't miss these three romantic adventures set in Regency London! A Reputable Rake by Diane Gaston After spending the last few years as a gambler, smuggler, and rogue, Cyprian Sloane is ready for a new life of respectability. As part of his plan to reform, Cyprian has moved into a proper new home and begun courting the eminently suitable Hannah Cowdlin. The only roadblock on Cyprian's new path is Morgana Hart, Hannah's cousin and Cyprian's new neighbor. To help out her maid's sister, Lucy, and three other young ladies who have escaped from a ruthless madam, Morgana has been secretly running a "school for courtesans." If the ton finds out, the potential scandal will ruin not only Morgana but Cyprian as well. Unless, of course, Cyprian reverts to the rake he once was to help the lovely and vexing lady with her daring and dangerous scheme. The Rake's Mistress by Nicola Cornick Book 3 of the Bluestocking Brides Trilogy Lord Lucas Kestrel has sworn never to marry yet he cannot cure himself of a troublesome attraction to Miss Rebecca Raleigh, a glass engraver with her own studio and a decidedly prickly attitude to devastatingly attractive rakes! But Rebecca has several secrets and the path of true love will not run smooth on the way to the third Midwinter wedding... The Rake by Georgina Devon When Juliet Smythe-Clyde is forced to spend several nights in the Duke of Brabourne's house - unchaperoned - her reputation is ruined. And, despite his cynical nature, Brabourne can't help but feel sorry for her... So when all his strategies to restore her in society fail, he offers for her hand. But will this proud chit agree to be his wife for the sake of her honour - or is he going to have to admit he loves her? A Regency delight!