Amanda Morrison's father has not forgiven her for eloping with the fallen soldier, Jack Morrison. She is forced to live in seclusion and avoid the haughty Duke of Norwood when he comes to court her half-sister. No great problem, since she dislikes the man, except that the more she gets to know him, the harder it is to ignore her desires. Regency Romance by Allison Lane; originally published by Signet and the winner of the Holt Medallion for Best Regency Romance of 1996.

Beautiful, intelligent Angela Warren is being urged to make a match with Societys darling, Lord Gabriel Atwater, who irritates her with his insincerity. The man who intrigues her is the mysterious social outcast, Devall Blackthorn. Despite his reputation, she trusts him, and Lord Blackthorn, though confused and infuriated by Angela, also finds himself strongly drawn to her. Regency Romance by Allison Lane; originally published by Signet

When Lord Symington tries to save a young woman from drowning he almost loses his own life, and winds up compromisedhaving spent the night (unconscious) with Lady Elizabeth Fosdale in a country cottage. As any honorable gentleman would, he offers her marriage, but she will have none of it. And his lordship is not quite willing to see Lady Elizabeth disappear. Regency Romance by Allison Lane; originally published by Signet

The Earl of Bridgeport plots the perfect revenge for Elaine Thompson, the insignificant chit who left him standing at the altar, tarnishing his reputation. But Elaine doesn't cooperate, instead initiating a battle of wits that threatens to destroy them both. Will she discover his deepest secret, or will he uncover hers? Regency Romance by Allison Lane; originally published by Signet.

Richard Avery, Lord Carrington, travels to Devon to rescue his nephew from a misalliance, but he is distracted by Penelope Wingrave, hot-tempered sister of the "unsuitable" girl his nephew is attached to. Penelope, who raises ostriches, may not be his idea of a lady, but she is certainly a very tempting woman. Regency Romance by Allison Lane; originally published by Signet

When Captain Andrew Seabrook returned home after Waterloo, he recognized his sister's companion as the woman he wronged eleven years ago. Now danger threatened her and her family as a villain seeks to recover papers that could send him to the gibbet. Can Chloe and Andrew find him before it is too late? [Seabrook trilogy, book 3] Regency Romance by Allison Lane; originally published by Signet

Rafe Thomas is drunk, furious, and determined to escape a forced betrothal. Helen St. James is concussed, terrified, and fleeing forced nuptials. To their muddled minds, wedding each other seems like the perfect solution--until the next morning. Rafe isn't the magnanimous rescuer Helen expected, and her uncle will do anything to steal her considerable fortune, including kill her husband...  Regency Romance by Allison Lane; originally published as a Signet SuperRegency.

Lord Devlin marries his childhood friend Catherine Braxton, rescuing her from life as a poor relation. But he had been poised to wed the beautiful Lady Hermione, and rumors accuse Catherine of tricking him when he continues to live in Hermione's pocket. Can the unsophisticated Catherine defeat the worldly beauty to win his love? Regency Romance by Allison Lane; originally published by Signet.

Widow Catherine Parrish knows that redeeming her reputation is impossible, since a powerful neighbor is depicting her as the greatest sinner of all time. But her brother insists the Earl of Rockhurst investigate the rumors swirling around his sister, and the earl doesn't realize she is the same woman he insulted only the day before. [1st book of the Seabrook trilogy] Regency Romance by Allison Lane; originally published by Signet

Caroline Cummings, a talented vicar's daughter, is inadvertently compromised by Thomas Mannering, rake and second son of an earl. They are forced to marry, though Thomas is obsessed with a now-married London beauty.  While Caroline works to understand her tormented husband and build a life with him, he struggles to maintain his honor and their social position in Regency society. Regency Romance by Allison Lane; originally published by Signet and winner of Romantic Times Best First Regency ...

When shy, intelligent Mary Seabrook is forced to accompany her self-centered sister to London for the Season, she encounters Lord Grayson, notorious rake, but also a gentleman who shares her interests. As for his lordship, wherever he goes he finds Miss Seabrook--rapidly uncovering his secrets, deflecting a scheming miss and saving his life when he suffers a suspicious string of accidents. [Seabrook trilogy, book 2] Regency Romance by Allison Lane; originally published by Signet