A Second Wedding Night:

Millie is a timid and young lady betrothed to Charles, the Duke of Camborne. Her life seems perfect until her mother reveals to her, that what will happen on her wedding night will not be pleasant for her.

Charles is looking forward to a loving marriage with Millie, but when their wedding night turns into a disaster, their relationship stagnates and never have a change to blossom.

Ten years later a chance encounter at Charles's mistress gives them the opportunity for a second wedding night.

Falling for a Footman:

Charlotte was not interested in any of the men she met in London during the season. When she returns to her family's country estate, she finds herself drawn to the new footman, James. Caught between desire and propriety Charlotte also has to figure out whether James is the person who has been stealing from her family.

All James wants is to finish his first assignment as an undercover Bow Street Runner, but the duke's eldest daughter proves to be quite a distraction.

But how will she react when she learns of his true identity?

A Portrait of Love:

Edmund has been in love with his best friend Lucy since they were young. Lucy is only focused on becoming a painter but is still curious as to what happens between men and women. When she enlists Edmund to explore this, she does not realize that she will change their friendship forever.

Because Edmund is not going to settle on being her lover, he wants her heart as well. But is Lucy prepared to give him that?

The Marquis Who Ruined Me:

Lady Edwina Stanhope is hoping for a true love match and remains at a ball despite feeling ill. When Lord Henry Seacourt tries to help her, the two end up engaged instead, only to learn that Edwina is the daughter of Henry's fathers former mistress.

While their chemistry is undeniable, will they – with only days until their wedding – have the time to fall in love as well?

Mating Rituals of the Haut Ton:

Lady Hester Montagu agrees to a house party in the hope she will find a husband who will not mind that she always says what comes to mind, that her hair is too dull, and she is obsessed with birds.

Flint Eavesgrave, the Earl of Lambourn, is not one of the men courting her. In fact, he is almost engaged to someone else. Someone who will make a suitable countess, but most importantly will never cause his heart any danger. Which is why he has to stay as far away from Lady Hester as possible.

An Accidental Elopement:

Cecilia Gaywood is certain she will not be able to hold the attention of her husband for long, which makes her want a loveless union. Archie Montagu has never considered marriage.

The two are instantly attracted to each other when they first meet, but with Cecilia's impending betrothal and Archie's reputation as a rake, little more than a secret friendship can exist between them until they accidentally elope with each other and suddenly have to navigate the tricky waters of marriage.

Three Wishes Upon a Tombstone:

Four years after her husband's death Rosie makes three wishes while visiting his tombstone. She wants to start a charity, she wants to host the party of the season, and she wants another child – without having to remarry.

Her plans are derailed, however, when she becomes attracted to her childhood friend Gregory.

Emilie Jacobsen