Georgina Marksley is in town for her first season. Lady Marksley has brought her to find a suitable match, but Georgina intends to enjoy the season without a care. After all, she may well decide to marry her fun-loving cousin Edmund. That is, assuming he asks. On a morning gallop with Edmund down Rotten Row, Georgina nearly bowls over the serious Lord Greystone. Georgina is surprised by his cold reception of Edmund and shocked at his complete snub of herself. Greystone does not even wait to be introduced, before turning his horse and cantering away. Georgina hopes she never encounters the man again. As much as Georgina would like to avoid the gloomy Lord Greystone, they are thrown together when fever threatens the city. She begins to warm to him, until she discovers that Greystone has been the catalyst of a scandal involving Edmund. Secrets are revealed and Georgina begins to suspect that neither man is exactly who she thought he was. Then, the mysterious summons to Greystone Hall from the Dowager Countess of Knightsbridge begins arriving on the doorsteps of eligible girls.The summons begins, “My son is in want of a wife” and word around town is that Greystone will propose to one of the guests during the ball on the final evening. Georgina travels to the great estate unsure of her feelings for Greystone, or his for her, and unaware of a scheme afoot that could ruin her. This is a clean romance, suitable for all ages.

Isabel Hurst is just hoping to survive her first London season unscathed. She has lived a cloistered life at Clandsbridge Manor with the Ellinghams, and Lady Charlotte and the Countess have been her sole companions. Upon arrival in London, Isabel inelegantly falls out of her carriage and into the arms of Charlotte's older brother. She has not seen him since he was a boy and now he is tall, handsome and the Earl of Ellingham. Isabel does not expect that her admiration will be returned by this sophisticated man about town, but she begins to hope when he solicits a Patroness for her first two dances at Almack's. Before the dance can begin, a shot is fired in the club. Through the smoke and commotion, Isabel spies the Earl quietly slip out the door. Isabel's brother Griffen is a Captain in the 10th. He watched the Earl steal away too and is suspicious. Her brother presses Isabel to use her position in the household to spy on the Earl. She does so reluctantly and only to prove her brother wrong. Isabel’s efforts to unravel Lord Ellingham’s secrets lead to discoveries she would rather not have made. Now she will need to decide exactly how much she will risk to save the mysterious Earl.

Grace Davenport, daughter of the deceased Earl of Canby, has been left to the guardianship of the Calhouns. Life at Bendham Court has never been particularly comfortable, the Calhouns are cold and their daughter Harriet is positively mean. Still, Grace does not look for much beyond a place to lay her head. Upon turning seventeen, Grace discovers that she is penniless and that Mr. Calhoun has a plan to send her to America. When her ship doesn’t sail, they are forced to take Grace with them to London for Harriet’s first season. The Calhouns’ attempts at hiding Grace so that they are not forced to pay her way only take them so far. Lady Brandonhurst steps in and, through that delightfully eccentric lady, Grace meets the Duke of Cortland. The Duke is entranced, but the Calhouns are determined to keep them apart. Though it seemed her only difficulty was poverty, Grace begins to suspect something darker is afoot. Will the Duke unravel the secret before Grace disappears forever?

A Pride & Prejudice continuation novella. It’s been seven months since Miss Elizabeth Bennet became Mrs. Darcy. Elizabeth and Jane will travel to Longbourn to see their parents before the Christmas holiday. Afterwards, they plan on finding themselves snug at Pemberley – just Elizabeth, Darcy, Bingley, Jane and Georgiana. All plans are overturned when Mr. Bingley goes missing in the middle of a storm. Where is he and what must Elizabeth and Darcy do to get him back? The Sweet Regency Romance Series: #1 A Summons to Greystone Hall, #2 The Mysterious Earl, #3 Season of Grace, #4 Return to Hertfordshire

Miss Catherine Brookdale had been quite happy to be the daughter of a Viscount with only a respectable dowry. After her uncle dies, she finds that she is suddenly worth thirty-two thousand pounds. Catherine knows she is the talk of the season and holds one overwhelming fear – that she will be duped into marrying a man who has no regard for her and only pursued her for her money. She is determined she will not be tricked, Catherine will lead with her head and her heart must follow behind. At a gathering at Lady Castlereagh’s house, Catherine meets the shy Miss Banneridge and the bold Lady Lucy. Both new friends attempt to help her navigate the treacherous waters of a first season awash in fortune hunters. At the Dandridge’s ball, Catherine meets the dashing Henry Hamilton, Earl of Grantville. He is from a fine family and has every appearance of being a true gentleman. He is Miss Banneridge’s cousin and she assures Catherine that his estate is on firm footing and in no need of rescue. Catherine may put down her defenses and follow her heart. That is, until Lady Lucy claims quite the opposite. Lady Lucy has news that the Earl’s estate is in near financial ruin and he has come to London with the express purpose of landing a large dowry. Should Catherine follow her heart and risk finding herself married to a man who holds her in contempt? Or should she settle for someone like Lady Lucy’s brother, who is not as interesting as Grantville, but who can have no interest in her money? This is a clean regency romance in keeping with the time-period. Bonus 1st chapters of The Sweet Regency Romance Series included: #1 A Summons to Greystone Hall, #2 The Mysterious Earl, #3 Season of Grace, #4 Return to Hertfordshire – A Pride and Prejudice continuation novella.

The mysterious Lady Carpathian, Mr. Bennet's long-time friend and correspondent, has descended on Longbourn. She has been thinking of the Bennet girls for quite some time and now she will whisk Elizabeth and Jane to London for a season. Upon arrival, they are introduced to Mr. Darcy, Mr. Bingley, Caroline Bingley and the Hursts, as well as the delightful Sir Gregory, the intriguing Lord Hampton and the indomitable Mrs. Nathan. All goes well until rumors fly about secret engagements. Who is engaged to who and where did such rumors begin? This is a Pride & Prejudice variation.

Lizzy and Jane visit the Gardiners in London and receive an extraordinary introduction to Mr. Charles Bingley while attending the theater. Bingley is taken with Jane and invites Elizabeth, Jane and the Gardiners to a ball at his residence. Mr. Darcy, handsome, but too serious for Elizabeth, insists on claiming the first. Jane's attention is wholly engaged by Mr. Bingley. All looks promising until Lady Catherine de Bough discovers she has just been introduced to a man in trade. Insulted, the Gardiners take Jane and Lizzy from the house. Meanwhile, Mr. Bennet has received an extraordinary communication from Mrs. Polly Merriweather and Mr. Archibald Merriweather, recently of New York and currently residing in Berkeley Square. The Merriweathers claim relation to Mr. Bennet and Mr. Gardiner is asked to investigate. Lizzy and Jane return to Longbourn, dispirited from their adventure with Lady Catherine, only to find that the house will host the Merriweathers and Mr. Collins, the regiment has taken up residence in Meryton and somebody has taken Netherfield.

Elizabeth and Jane visit Mrs. Bennet's cousins, the Vicar of Buckthorn Green and his daughter Marie Campbell, at the seaside, but an hour from Ramsgate. Their visit coincides with the local Horatio Buckthorn festival celebrating the town founding father's lucky escape from a circus bear, and whose highlight is a reenactment of the event. Elizabeth is delighted with the scheme. Viscount Whittleston, master of Stonebridge, just down the road from Buckthorn Green, is much involved with the planning of the festival and an enthusiastic participant. His son, and his son's friend Mr. Darcy, are not so enthusiastic as they both think it ridiculous. Elizabeth meets Mr. Darcy at the opening ceremony, in which game young men make speeches about Horatio Buckthorn in an effort to get elected the man who will play the hero in the reenactment. Darcy would never consider participating and Elizabeth sees that he disdains everything about the festival and the charms of eccentric Buckthorn Green. Mr. Bingley, however, throws himself into the proceedings and wins a part. Sadly, that part is of the bear and Mr. Bingley will soon find himself racing across the green wearing fur pelts, in pursuit of Horatio Buckthorn. Georgiana comes to stay at Stonebridge, and Wickham is in the neighborhood, keeping himself out of Darcy's sight. Elizabeth, Jane, Darcy and Bingley are much thrown together in the preparations for the festival and Elizabeth must decide: who is the real Mr. Darcy? Is he the arrogant Darcy who would not embarrass himself for anybody's amusement? Or is he the affectionate Darcy that Georgiana so earnestly claims that he is? They are two different men - one she could love, and the other she could not.

Miss Elizabeth Bennet could not be more pleased for her dear friend Charlotte. Miss Lucas has married an officer of the regiment—Mr. Harry Wheatley, kind, thoughtful, but of middling prospects at best. No matter, Charlotte’s one dear wish was to avoid spinsterhood and she has had the great good luck to marry for love. Happily ensconced in Dorset in her cozy farmhouse, keys jingling around her waist, Charlotte could not know that a letter was on its way that would change everything. Unexpected by anybody, Mr. Harry Wheatley has just become the next Viscount Blakely, and that makes Charlotte the new Lady Blakely. They will relocate to Blakely Hill, the seat in Derbyshire just nearby the village of Lambton. Elizabeth and Jane are invited to go to Charlotte and assist her in settling into her new household. Elizabeth finds Mr. Darcy, Blakely Hill’s closest neighbor, a bit dull on first acquaintance. Over time, though, she begins to see that he is a man of intelligence and substance. Their relationship deepens through thoughtful and lively conversation and Elizabeth begins to hope, but unknown to most in the neighborhood, trouble is afoot. Mr. Wickham has devised a plan to secure his future and, perhaps most dangerous of all, Mrs. Bennet and Miss Lydia Bennet are poised to descend upon Blakely Hill.