Untouched and alone… Could he awaken her senses? Part of The Widows of When widow Lady Carrie meets charming gadabout Lord Avery Gilmore, she is shocked by her intense reaction to him. She’s never before longed for wifely pleasures, and it takes all of her courage to propose that he show her them! He might be taken aback by her request, but as Carrie learns firsthand, this lord will take the challenge very seriously…

The new earl And the lady he should resist! Part of The Widows of Having left the army to take up the title of Earl of Longhurst, Ethan feels the weight of his new responsibilities. He was brusque with the woman picking blackberries, only to find she’s his neighbor Lady Petra, who helps him despite his gruffness. A wealthy bride would save his estate, but all he can think about is this shy, kind and penniless widow!

A governess with a secret finds refuge with a ready-made family in this heartwarming Regency romance. Lady Marguerite Saxby is being blackmailed! Desperate for money, she accepts an offer from Jack Vincent, Lord Compton, to become the temporary governess to his three motherless daughters. There's so much she can't tell her new employer. Only, she's not expecting the all-consuming attraction that makes living under Jack's roof a constant battle between her head and her heart!

From lowly shopkeeper… To society lady? Linked to The Widows of Westram. When the Earl of Westram accuses antiques seller Harriet Godfrey of peddling fakes, she accepts his grudging offer to help bring her supplier to justice. Only, spending time with Westram sparks an irresistible attraction… As an earl, he’s destined for a suitable society match, and she never wants to give up her independence. So perhaps this is the last chance for both of them to experience true passion…? From Harlequin Historical: Your romantic escape to the past. The Widows of Westram Book 1: A Lord for the Wallflower Widow Book 2: An Earl for the Shy Widow Book 3: A Family for the Widowed Governess Book 4: A Shopkeeper for the Earl of Westram