Amazing value Regency four-story collection. Charming dukes with attitudes and kind hearts. Lovely ladies who want to find love. You'll find all of this and much more in this collection. This Regency romance collection is a sweet read with a guaranteed happily ever after. The collection includes: 1. A Bride for the Charming Duke Having just emerged from mourning following her father's death, Rebecca Harrington is exactly where she wishes to be: an unofficial companion to her aunt. Unfortunately, her ambitious uncle has other plans for her future. He lays down an ultimatum: either Rebecca marries the man of his choosing, or he'll force her sixteen-year-old sister to do so instead. To save herself from an unwanted marriage, Rebecca ventures into Robert Sterling, the Duke of Pembroke’s bedroom – and into his power. Now her reputation hangs by a thread and only a hurried marriage can rescue her. Is the Duke of Pembroke the heartless libertine the world believes? Or will Rebecca discover unexpected honor in a man notorious for his wild ways? Will their encounter spark a passion that lasts a lifetime? 2. The Rogue’s Bride Lord Anthony Randall, next in line to be the Earl of Daventry, is a gambler, a rake, and a spendthrift. His grandfather is on his deathbed and insists that Anthony should marry by his twenty-fifth birthday which is coming up in sixty days, or else be disinherited. Anthony needs a marriage of convenience. But no woman of good character is willing to live under the same roof as him. Apart from the beautiful Regina Hopkins. Will the innocent Regina win the Earl's heart? Will this be a marriage of convenience? Or has the Earl gotten more than he asked for? Could he be falling in love? 3. Love Me Forever The Earl of North wants to marry his beautiful and reluctant daughter with the Baron of Winchester. At twenty, Emberly charmingly refused to marry all the men he had carefully picked out for her. Will Embelry marry the charming Baron? Will she understand what love means? Will they find happiness? 4. Gamble for Love Alexander Randall, the Duke of Daventry, returns from Scotland to find that the love of his life has married another. When the Duke wins her family's estate in a game of cards, Emma Buckland knows she must seek him out and beg its return. The Duke has other ideas, however. He will return the estate to her family on one condition: Emma must become his bride and provide him an heir. Torn between fear and desire, Emma allows herself to be wooed by the rakish Alexander and soon both parties are in turmoil. Will this be a marriage of convenience? Or has the Duke gotten more than he gambled for? Could he be falling in love? "Gamble for Love" is a historical romance novel off with a guaranteed happily ever after.

Newly Duke of Hathersage, Colonel Elliott Bromley is obliged to marry one of the old duke's brood in order to release his inheritance. Vivacious and impertinent Lady Rosamond, the second daughter, most definitely wishes to remain a spinster - just five years more and her own inheritance will grant her the independence she needs to establish herself as a novelist. But one of the sisters must wed the new heir to keep the estate in the family - and Elliott has chosen Rosamond...

England & Scotland, 1668 - Kendra Chase is caught in a compromising embrace with a dashing, mysterious highwayman. Will her brothers really insist she marry him?

A determined young woman dares to follow her dreams. Can she find a man not only willing to let her succeed but who will love her for it? Twenty-year-old Charlotte Botley dreams of becoming a veterinarian. She has a deep love of horses and little time for anything or anyone else. Her father is keen to marry her off as soon as possible to the Duke that just arrived from London. Charlotte is resistant, knowing that a husband will crush her dreams. Sebastian Clarence the new Duke of Fitzroy has returned to the countryside with his sister to take possession of his family's estate. Neither Sebastian nor Charlotte are eager to marry, but the constant pressure and engagements are taking over their lives, so they decide to marry in name only. This will quiet their family's insistence on marriage and the convenient arrangement will allow Charlotte to focus on her studies. When Charlotte learns of Sebastian's love of horses, she tries to connect with him over their joint passions but he makes it clear this is an arrangement and nothing more. His behavior is quite puzzling making Charlotte fear the worst. Did Charlotte make a horrible mistake agreeing to marry Sebastian? Will their love of animals help them open their hearts to each other. Can Charlotte find love whilst fulfilling her life's passion?

Alexander Randall, the Duke of Pembroke, returns from Scotland to find that the love of his life has married another. When the Duke wins her family's estate in a game of cards, Isabella Buckland knows she must seek him out and beg its return. The Duke has other ideas, however. He will return the estate to her family on one condition: Isabella must become his bride and provide him an heir. Torn between fear and desire, Isabella allows herself to be wooed by the rakish Alexander and soon both parties are in turmoil. Will this be a marriage of convenience? Or has the Duke gotten more than he gambled for? Could he be falling in love?

Sir Edmund said: “I think it is a mistake for a man of unstable temperament to marry, don’t you?” Lizzie replied: “To marry a timid lady, yes. Good gracious, is this the reason you espouse misogamy? Don’t be such a gudgeon, Edmund. Find someone who is not afraid of your blustering, arm her with a stout club and marry her.” Or they could hunt for her missing diamond necklace and just pretend to be engaged… Regency Romance by Joan Smith; originally published by Fawcett

In the economic collapse that follows the Napoleonic Wars, retired Ambassador, Sir Horace Lambourn, and his family are all but bankrupt and cannot meet their ever mounting bills. Suddenly, though, a last minute rescue appears in the form of the request for the hand in marriage of Sir Horace’s beautiful daughter, Camilla, from none other than His Serene Highness the Prince of Meldenstein. Sir Horace is cock-a-hoop, especially when he learns of the very generous Marriage Settlement on offer, which will solve all his financial problems for the rest of his life. But understandably Camilla is afraid and appalled at the prospect of marrying a man she has never met. She has lived a quiet and sheltered life in the country with her parents and has no knowledge of the wicked scheming ways of the world outside Escorted by the dashing Captain Hugo Cheverly and her chaperone, an elderly Baroness from Meldenstein, Camilla sets out on a daunting journey by coach across Europe to meet her mysterious Royal suitor. On the way Camilla is made apprehensive and nervous by what she and Hugo Cheverly hear about the ruling family of Meldenstein and their behaviour. When finally they reach the grand and imposing Palace of Meldenstein, the Prince turns out to be a drug-addled, depraved and tyrannical monster. Along the way she meets with many perils as well as the intrigues of High Society and, eventually, love where she least expected to find it.