Bath Trilogy

Can two passionate people stop fighting long enough to admit their love for each other? After spirited Lady Sybilla Calverton discovers her husband , the Earl of Ramsbury, in an embrace with the notorious Lady Fanny Mandeville, she returns to her father's home in Bath determined to match the wayward Ramsbury scandal for scandal. When the Earl learns that his wife has stirred gossip by being seen too often with elegant collector Sydney St. Denis, he hastens to Bath to see if the gossip is true-and to reinsert himself into Sybilla's affairs. Quarrels immediately reignite between them-and so does their passion. But are their strong wills the only threat to their love, or is someone deliberately trying to destroy their tempestuous marriage?   The Bath Quadrille is the 1st book in the Bath Trilogy, but you may enjoy reading the series in any order.

The town of Bath offers ample opportunities for mischief-and romance Carolyn Hardy, determined to hold out for the true love promised in the romance novels she devours, has already broken two betrothals. Although she attracts the attention of many men-including the Prince Regent's brother-she knows little of their more unsavory ways, and resents the efforts of her guardian, elegant Sydney Saint-Denis, to shield her from them. To prove her mettle, heedless of any risk, Carolyn flirts more outrageously than ever, even with a gypsy prince. She certainly doesn't view Sydney as a potential suitor. In no way does the foppish man resemble the hero of her dreams. But she will learn that there's more to Sydney than meets the eye . . .   The Bath Charade is the 2nd book in the Bath Trilogy, but you may enjoy reading the series in any order.

On the run from a loathsome proposal, a woman receives a surprising offer that might just lead her to true love . . . Nell Bradbourne's life is turned upside down when she loses her estate to her cousin, Jarvis. When he pursues her hand in marriage, too, Nell flees to Bath. It's not long before she encounters the dashing and mischievous Brandon Manningford, whose ailing father-a cold and distant man-has just burdened him with a wholly unexpected task. Brandon and Nell both have something to gain by entering into an alliance-but what will happen when their feelings for each other threaten to upset their tenuous partnership?   The Bath Eccentric's Son is the 3rd book in the Bath Trilogy, but you may enjoy reading the series in any order.

Romance blooms in the fashionable resort town of Bath Founded by the Romans and transformed into a fashionable spa resort by the Georgians, the picturesque town of Bath thrives during the Regency, drawing dukes and duchesses, lords and ladies. It is a place of sophisticated entertainments where love has many opportunities to flower-and one's every move is fodder for gossip.   After a series of misunderstandings, Lord and Lady Ramsbury no longer live together. Can they ever stop quarreling long enough to acknowledge their mutual passion? Meanwhile, Lady Ramsbury's friend, Sydney Saint-Denis, discovers that his mother's troublemaking goddaughter Carolyn is now a lovely young lady and her potential for mischief has become much, much greater. And Lady Ramsbury's scapegrace brother Brandon Manningford finds himself unexpectedly drawn to Nell Bradbourne, the young woman he hires to fulfill his ill father's curious final request.