Belgrave House: 700 books

Lady Charlotte Winterbourne has long managed Harcourt for her brother and herself. When her long-absent father dies, grasping Cousin Cecil has designs on the estate. But Charlottes father had appointed bachelor Maximillian Stanford, Marquess of Lydon, as guardian to his children. Charlotte forces the...

Sara Wood had not been heartbroken when her fiancé disappeared six years ago, though no one would have guessed it. And she wasnt delighted when Peter showed up again—as a widower with two young sons and his vulgar sister-in-law. Peters brother, Lord Haldiman, insisted that his brother do the right...

Sisters Sarita and Deborah, Reverend Durham's daughters, live in a remote Sussex rectory where tyrannical Lord Pergrine keeps them impoverished and in danger. But the breakdown of a coach brings spritely Lady Phillippa, plump Lady Imogene, and haughty Lady Brienne to the rescue. In their search for adventure,...

When Georgia Canning hears that her widowed mother might refuse her suitor's proposal, she's determined to temporarily suspend her studies at Miss Angstead's Select Seminary and see that her mother is properly wed.  But for all her marriage-minded scheming on behalf of her mother, the attentions of...

Amaryllis Hartwells Academy for Young Ladies has been a life saver. After her father caused a scandal, and left her without funds, she made the Academy her refuge and her cause--employing her dear aunt and devoted governess and creating a worthy establishment. But the new school year brings Lord Pomeroy,...

Victoria Dancy became a spy to avenge the death of her parents by the French. Fearlessly she uncovered enemy agents in England--but she was stymied by the mysterious Sir Edward Hawkswood. She couldn't trust him, nor could she resist him. Each trying to unmask the other, they played a game of mutual deception--and more. Regency Romance by Emily Hendrickson; originally published by Signet

Louisa Penhope's father had lost considerably at the gaming tables before his death, but his resourceful daughter has found a way to support her family. Even the London gossips can't discover who the mysterious authoress, Lady Incognita, might be. And Louisa intends to keep it that way--especially...

Samantha Oakleigh’s brother was missing with a questionable woman—and they were accused of theft. She turned to her cousin Edward, Lord Salverton, for help. He, trying to avoid scandal which would ruin all his plans for marriage and a cabinet position, agreed to accompany her. Their search turned...

Gerard Lytton was tricked into marrying young Willow Givanchy, his enemys unwanted and independent daughter. On his return after a four year absence, Gerard found Willow transformed into a beautiful young woman, but she retained those burdens of her mothers dark reputation and her fathers dishonor. And...

Was Caroline Carruthers a meek companion to the Dowager Hartville, or the determined young woman Lord Hartville occasionally glimpsed? In either case, he avoided her, because he was sure his mother intended her as his wife. But when a child appeared at his estate--and called him "papa," his denials...

Gabriel, Lord Sherington, was a man who understood women perfectly. He knew women waited only until the knot was tied to start changing their husbands. Having sworn never to let anyone change him, he recognized in Verity Jolliffe the perfect wife to provide him with an heir. Now all he had to do was...

Lady Harriet Fareham had agreed to support her older sister in a London Season, but she was more interested in working with the poor than cavoring with in the ton. She became a temporary instructor to the young women at the Temple of Venus brothel. Adrian Chalfont, Marquess of Kidderham, discovered...

Lady Alexandra de Montmorency masqueraded as a man to save everything her family owned. She was a skilled gamester who appeared cool and lucky to the London ton, but Lord Wrotham came a little too close to the truth for her comfort. Alex had to decide whether to play this game of fortune--or of the heart. Regency Romance by Evelyn Richardson; originally published by Signet