Courting the Unconventional

Some secrets are worth stealing. Some hearts are harder to escape. Lady Elsbeth Caldwell has long suspected that her stepfather is hiding something far more sinister behind his polished façade. Determined to uncover the truth, she embarks on an investigation that leads her to take desperate measures, including robbing a passing coach under the cover of night. Unfortunately, the coach belongs to Niles Drayton, Earl of Westcott-a man with a sharp tongue, a sharper wit, and a maddening ability to remain amused in even the most scandalous circumstances. Niles has no patience for matchmaking schemes, particularly those orchestrated by his well-meaning aunt. But when he's introduced to the opinionated and undeniably intriguing Lady Elsbeth, he is determined to keep her as far away from his sister-and himself-as possible. As threats begin to close in around Elsbeth, Niles is pulled deeper into her world. What begins as a reluctant association soon becomes an uneasy alliance, and then something far more dangerous: a fragile, undeniable connection. When long-buried secrets come to light and the true extent of the deception surrounding Elsbeth is revealed, the two must trust each other if they hope to survive. Because this time, it isn't just Elsbeth's heart at risk-it's her life. An Improbable Scheme starts the Courting the Unconventional series. This is a light-hearted, clean and wholesome romance set in the Regency era. All books in this series have their own happily-ever-after and are best enjoyed in order. Other series by Laura Beers include The Beckett Files, Regency Brides: A Promise of Love, Proper Regency Matchmakers, Regency Spies & Secrets, Gentlemen of London, Lords & Ladies of Mayfair, and The Lockwood Family.

She was determined to remain a spinster-until love gave her a new reason to dream. Lady Eugenie Drayton is tired of being told what she can and cannot do. Bold, clever, and entirely too curious for Society's liking, she decides to take matters into her own hands by sneaking into an Oxford lecture disguised as a man. But her plan is swiftly upended when she is discovered by none other than Charles Ellsworth, Earl of Bedford-a man far too proper, far too persistent, and far too memorable, especially after the kiss they once shared. Charles has spent the past few months trying to forget the infuriating and enchanting Lady Eugenie. He appreciates her desire to learn more than Society believes acceptable. But when he finds her where no lady should be, he's forced to intervene. Reluctantly, they strike a bargain-one that forces them into close proximity and threatens the fragile walls around both their hearts. As their partnership teeters on the edge of scandal and something far more dangerous, Eugenie must decide if she truly desires a life of independence. . .or the kind of love that would change everything. As the second novel in the Courting the Unconventional series by author Laura Beers, A Spinster's Folly continues the series. This is a light-hearted, clean and wholesome romance set in the Regency era. All books in this series have their own Happily-Ever-After and are best enjoyed in proper order.

He returned from war hailed as a hero, but a stranger to himself-and to the wife he never knew he had. Dominic Stevens, Baron Warwicke, comes home bearing the physical and emotional scars of battle. Haunted by fragmented memories and burdened by duty, he's stunned to learn he has a wife-a woman he does not remember marrying. Dorothea rejoices when Dominic comes to remove her from her brother's abusive household. But the man who stands before her now is colder, harder . . . a shadow of the husband she once knew. Still, she is determined to reach the heart he has forgotten, believing the man she married is still there, merely buried beneath the pain. Intent on seeking an annulment to free them both, Dominic fights his growing feelings for the gentle, resilient woman who refuses to give up on him. But when danger threatens Dorothea's life, Dominic must confront not only his past but also the possibility that the love he thought forever lost in his life may be the very thing that saves them both. As the third novel in the Courting the Unconventional series by author Laura Beers, To Love a Baron continues the series. This is a light–hearted, clean and wholesome romance set in the Regency era. All books in this series have their own Happily–Ever–After and are best enjoyed in proper order.

She was meant to be his bait, not steal his heart. Richard Kendall, Marquess of Wilton, is a man on a mission. Determined to find the scoundrel who ruined his sister's life, he tracks the elusive Mr. Smith to a quiet village-only to discover the man has vanished once again. In his place, Richard encounters Miss Theodosia Smith, a vexing young woman who insists she knows nothing of this mysterious relation. Unconvinced, Richard hatches a bold plan: he'll take her to London under the guise of serving as his sister's companion, hoping her presence will lure Mr. Smith out of hiding. Theodosia finds Lord Wilton to be arrogant, overbearing, and far too handsome for his own good. She has demanding responsibilities managing her deceased father's estate. Yet the chance to see London is too tempting to resist, even if she must endure his constant suspicion. As their uneasy alliance grows, Theodosia glimpses a man weighed down by duty, while Richard discovers a woman far stronger and more capable than he imagined. But Richard's loyalty to his family leaves little room for trust-or for love. And when long–buried truths come to light, he must decide if protecting his family's reputation is worth the cost of breaking Theodosia's heart. Because this time, it isn't just scandal he risks . . . it's the only woman who could claim his guarded heart. As the fourth novel in the Courting the Unconventional series by author Laura Beers, A Madcap Arrangement continues the series. This is a light–hearted, clean and wholesome romance set in the Regency era. All books in this series have their own Happily–Ever–After and are best enjoyed in proper order.