Will his illustrious past destroy his future? What's an earl to do? George is one of the most eligible bachelors in England. He's young, gorgeous and a trained architect. He is also the 19th Earl of Ponsford, and that means he's stuck with a crumbling five hundred year old estate, a village that depends on the estate for its livelihood and a staff who disapprove of his efforts to modernize the place and bring in the cash they so desperately need. Maxine Larraby is an ambitious, talented TV producer from L.A. in England shooting a series called Grand Titles, Great Estates, and she's delighted to stumble on Hart House with its incredible history and it's very sexy earl. Of course, she never imagines she'll fall for George and his ancient home off camera, but she does. However, he's as rooted to his ancestral duties as the five hundred year old oak trees are rooted to the drive, and she's got a home and a job she loves thousands of miles away. A fling with his lordship is one thing, but what happens if he sweeps her off her feet and steals her heart? This is a complete novella of approximately 35,000 words but it's connected to The British are Coming: Arthur, and The British are Coming: Jack. PLEASE NOTE: The British are Coming were originally published as British Bad Boys. They have been edited and updated for 2015.

How could she fell in love with a villain? Meg Stanton is a successful thriller writer with a bad case of writer's block. She's come to the tiny town of Ponsford in England looking for a quiet place to write. When she meets Arthur Denby, the owner of the local pub, she takes one look at him and realizes she's found the villain for her next book. He's got that dangerous look combined with enough charm to be deadly. Trouble is, Meg always falls in love with her fictional villains. The minute Arthur sees the newest tenant of Stag Cottage he senses a connection. Meg's smart, good looking and the most interesting woman to wander into his pub in some time. Trouble is, she's so busy working, he barely sees her, until one night she's so frightened by the creation of her own imagination that she calls him for company. He's quick to oblige. But what happens when the serial killer thriller begins to turn into a romance? Can this story be saved? This is the second novella in The British Are Coming. PLEASE NOTE: this is a heavily edited and updated version of a previously published collection called British Bad Boys.