Christina Richmond and her sister Jane were opposites. Christina loved books and shunned society, while Jane reveled in being a star. Mr. Richmond had arranged a marriage between Jane and Lord St. Clement, and they were to meet at a ball in Bath. But it was Christina who saw him first, and lost her heart to him. Jane seemed determined to admire a ballonist! Regency Romance by Sandra Heath; originally published by Signet

London society can’t stop speculating on the marriage of Lady Vanessa Atherton and Lord James Atherton. Roslyn Meredith, a young lady entrusted to her uncle’s care, falls in love with Lord Atherton at first sight. He was the most dazzlingly handsome young man she had ever see, but when she meets him he’s a different sort. His impeccable courtesy had mysteriously turned to impossible rudeness, and his once warm gaze glittered with icy contempt. Everyone swears James Atherton is the soul of ...

Alabeth eloped with Robert Manvers, and never expected to be in London again. But her father persuaded her to chaperone her sister Jillian for a season. Jillian, who romanticized everything, seemed to fall in love with Sir Piers Castleton, who had encouraged Robert in the duel that killed him. And Count Adam Zaleski looked just like Robert, and played a secret game. Regency Romance by Sandra Heath; originally published by Signet

Charlotte Wyndham had been treated badly by Sir Maxim Talgarth and, after reading Glenarvon, decided to pen a book of her own, Kylmerth. After its publication, Sir Maxim appeared again in her life, as a different person. Was she to believe her friend Sylvia that this man had essentially killed her father, or follow her heart? At Sylvia’s ball the truth about her authorship comes out… Regency Romance by Sandra Heath; originally published by Signet

Sir Nicholas Grenville fought a disastrous duel for Laura Milbanke’s honor, and, believing himself dying, he married her so she wouldn’t be poverty-stricken. But the baronet didn’t die. Laura took him to his home, King’s Cliff, where beautiful Augustine Townsend awaited him. Laura had a decision to make: whether to fight for her husband or leave with attractive Daniel Tregarron for the New World. Regency Romance by Sandra Heath; originally published by Signet

Tansy Richardson, an orphan, would accompany her spoiled cousin Amanda back to England, where Amanda would make an advantageous match. The ladies survived a shipwreck, but it was Martin Ballard, a spy for the British, who rescued them from pirates. When Amanda realized that Martin and Tansy were drawn to each other, she plotted to seduce him, despite her coming marriage… Regency Romance by Sandra Heath; originally published by Signet

Dashing aristocrat Sir Madoc and his pregnant sister Lady Catti move to their family castle outside of a small fishing village to find a way to smuggle Catti’s husband into the country. To aid his sister, Madoc makes advances on the local smuggler’s daughter, Averil, a woman who believes she can take what she wants—never mind that she’s already engaged to the local Lord. When Madoc meets the rich and beautiful Corralie, the four become entangled in an intriguing dilemma. Which lady would h...

Emma Rutherford was engaged to Lord Kane at her father’s house. But when they got to London she recognized that he was involved with Raine, Lady Purbeck. Though Lord Kane gave her his diamond Keepsake, he was wary of Lord Avenley, his enemy, who wished to cause trouble. Emma struggled with her brother’s debt to Lord Avenley and the loss of the Keepsake… Regency Romance by Sandra Heath; originally published by Signet

Annabel Gresham was about to be done out of her inheritance by her half-brother, Roderick. The codicil to her grandfather’s will had been stolen, presumably by Roderick’s best friend, and was reportedly hidden in a bawdy house. Though Annie was distracted by charming Richard Tregerran, who seemed to appear everywhere she went, she was determined to find that codicil. Regency Romance by Sandra Heath; originally published by Signet

When Megan Mortimer was unfairly dismissed from her position as a companion, eccentric Lady Evangeline Radcliffe hired her, determined to make amends. Sir Greville Seton arrived for Lady Evangelines annual holiday theater extravaganza, and he was the perfect parti, but he had a decided prejudice against companionswith reason. Nevertheless, the spirit of the holiday season prevailed. Regency Romance by Sandra Heath; originally published by Signet

Irish Bryony St. Charles’ father contacted Sir Sebastian Sheringham and reminded him of a pledge made between Sebastian’s father and Bryony’s, that their two children should wed. Liskillen House was in danger of foreclosure and Bryony for her father’s sake accepted Sebastian’s proposal. But everything went wrong from her first step in England, and it didn’t improve when she was placed under the dragon duchess’s tutelage! Regency Romance by Sandra Heath; originally published by Signet

Marigold Arnold was cheated out of her inheritance by a forged will declaring her marriage a sham. Her name in tatters, and her son declared illegitimate, she had lost everything. But Lord Avenbury was under threat of a druidic curse which would see him dead within the month, so he offered marriage to the widow. Then all sorts of strange thing started happening… Regency Romance Paranormal by Sandra Heath; originally published by Signet