Amazing value Regency three-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 full collection includes:1. From Maid to DuchessBeatrice Harrington cannot remember her past. Where she came from, where she was going and how she ended up rescued by the scandalous Robert Erskine, the Duke of Daventry.With no prospects or family, the Duke is her only refuge and she becomes a maid in his house.Can she do what no other woman has yet achieved – steal the Duke's heart?This Regency romance is a sweet, clean, and wholesome read with a guaranteed happily ever after.2. Winning the Duke's HeartMiss Charlotte Knight is in a terrible predicament. To save herself and her family, she must agree to marry Brigadier Roger Sterling, the Duke of Danby.Is Roger Sterling heartless and cold? Or will Charlotte discover unexpected passion in her husband?Will their arranged marriage spark a passion that lasts a lifetime?3. Enchanting the DukeEdward Ridgeway, Duke of Cumberland, mourns his wife. He needs a new wife, a marriage of convenience for the sake of his children.Unfortunately, after the death of his wife, the Duke became a faithless rake and a heartbreaker. No woman of good character is willing to live under the same roof as him. Apart from the beautiful Amelia Winters.Amelia is ready to love the Duke's children as her own, but her biggest challenge will be their father. Since his late wife died, he wants nothing to do with his children.Will the innocent Amelia win the Duke's heart? Will this be a marriage of convenience? Or has the Duke gotten more than he asked for? Could he be falling in love? Roxie Brandon is an author of historical and contemporary romance, beauty and fashion books.Her romances range in setting from Medieval times to the Twentieth Century.She loves walks in the countryside and having afternoon tea with family and friends.
