A Brand New Regency Romance: the Heiress and the Pauper Why would rich and beautiful Lady Susan Winthrop, the apple of her family's eye, throw herself away on a penniless baron, who has nothing to offer but gambling debts and a dilapidated castle in Cornwall? Everyone had expected her to make a brilliant match. Her family and friends cannot fathom why Susan is acting so strangely out of character. Even her detractors do not suspect her of falling heads over heels for such an unsatisfactory suitor. Surely she is too intelligent and level-headed for such folly - yet the wedding is scheduled with suspicious haste. Only one other person is privy to Lady Susan's motives, and it is not her new husband, Lord Northcote. Will this match end in disaster, as so many predict? Or are they underestimating both bride and groom? Lady Susan's Bargain is the first volume of a new series of Regency Romances from the author of the Amberley Chronicles.

Abigail is ruined ... happiness is for others, never for her. During her one London Season, Abigail Trevelyan lost her innocence and nearly her life to Lord Fenton, an aristocratic villain. Since his death in a duel she has been living quietly in the countryside with Fenton's young widow Milla, who has no idea of her companion's tragic past. But Lord Fenton's malice extends beyond the grave and threatens the reputations of several ladies, as well as his widow's financial security. Abigail and Milla race to London in a bid to prevent the worst. Abigail asks Jeremy Winthrop, Viscount Barton, for help in their urgent quest. Jeremy has been courting another young lady, but cannot ignore Abigail's plea. Soon all of them are embroiled in scandal and forced to take desperate measures. Will Abigail overcome her inner wounds to find love and happiness after all? The odds are very much against ... Note: This is the second volume of the Winthrop Trilogy that began with Lady Susan's Bargain. The final volume is scheduled for publication in October 2015.

Mirror, mirror on the wall, who's the most devious of all? Milla, Lady Fenton, has a hobby that suits her adventurous tastes: she exposes swindlers and crooks. She plans to marry again, eager to discover at long last what intimacy is all about. Milla never lets obstacles stand in the way of what she wants - in this case, the Hon. Barnaby Winthrop, the tall, blond second son of an earl. When Milla's enemies interfere in her courtship, Milla will have to fight for the man she hopes to wed with every means at hand, fair or foul. Even for a highly resourceful lady, lasting happiness is by no means assured...