Can love survive the scrutiny of society?Rosalind's marriage to the charming Lord Evan Westwood was a love match, but it has not been what she expected. Going from being a poor relation to a lady should have been a dream come true, however, Rosalind struggles with the changes that have come to her life. Will her husband regret marrying her when he realizes that society doesn't accept her?Ten years may have passed since the scandal with her father, but certain members of the ton have not forgotten what John Emerson did. Rosalind tries to hold her head up high and prove her reputation is above reproach. This becomes difficult when one of Lord Evan's schoolmates, Mr. John Rowley, tries to flirt with her every time they meet. Escaping to the countryside for a house party sounds like a good idea, but rumors and speculation follow them there. Rosalind finds her father's journal, but unraveling the threads of the past is difficult when the present is...

An Unfit MaidA Spoiled DaughterAn Interested MasterAnd a Mysterious MurderThough Juliet Sinclair doesn't belong with the lower class, she tries to fit in their quarters to reveal the secrets of her brother's death. While she battles through her days working for the only and spoilt daughter of the Dunbars, she also needs to stay away from the oldest son who shows a bit too much interest in her. Will Juliet be able to last long enough in the house? Will she discover the secret behind her brother's cold murder? And what other twists does her journey hold?Walk along Juliet and her unforgiving adventures, through the pages of "The Debutante".

Five years have passed since Grace Anderson's husband-to-be, Jonathan Sinclair, died unexpectedly. Though her mother pushes for her to move on, Grace has found no man who can equal the man she was to have married. Still, the idea of being a lonely spinster caring for her brother's children is not a future she finds appealing either.Mr. Adam Melbourne, a young man who had been as a younger brother to Jonathan, is a surprise she was not expecting. Despite her determination to ignore the cheerful gentleman, she finds herself thinking of a future where she is not alone. Will she put aside her mourning and trust love to guide her?A companion novella to The Debutante, The Sinclair Society Book Two.

"Lucas, you must return home." These enigmatic words are all the preparation young Lucas Bywood receives when he is summoned home early from his Grand Tour. He little expects the tangle of obligations that ensnares him from the moment he sets foot on the family estate. His best friend caught up in gambling debts, his father forcing him into an arranged marriage with a young woman he dislikes and who is in love with another, and his mother struggling to recover from a suspicious riding accident... Faced with pressure from all sides, Lucas wants nothing more than to turn around and escape back to the continent. However, he cannot leave without solving the mystery of his mother's accident. Finding the answer will take more than his usual stubbornness, and Lucas soon finds himself out of his depth. What is a young man to do when everything that can go wrong seems determined to do so? Originally published by...

Twenty-year-old Diana Forester, a country-bred young woman, fears that her inexperience and uncertainties have discouraged the charming Mr. John Richfield. On arriving back home from London, she learns that he has already arrived, ready to continue their acquaintance and explore whether they are suited for each other. If Diana thought that deciding her future marriage mate was difficult in London, courting takes on a whole new aspect when Diana's younger siblings become involved. She finds herself dealing with her own feelings, her sister, her younger brother, jealous members of a house party, a jilted suitor, and a highwayman as she falls in love with the charming Mr. Richfield. Twenty year old Diana Forester, a country bred young woman fears that her inexperience and uncertainties has driven Mr. John Richfield away. On arriving back home from London, she learns that he is already there, ready to continue their acquaintance. If Diana thought that it was difficult in London, courting takes on a whole new aspect when Diana's younger siblings become involved. She finds herself dealing with her own feelings, her sister, her younger brother, jealous members of a house party, a jilted suitor, and a highwayman as she falls in love with the charming Mr. Richfield.