Maypole in Mayfair

How does a near spinster find love? A knight in shining armorA little wish about the MaypoleA masquerade ballAnd one injured foot… Lady Sarah Appleton stands accused of a terrible crime. She's a known romantic. Or at least she was until one epically awful attempt to use her romanticism to catch the love of her life. Sarah doesn't want to go into details but it may have involved some wings, a bow and arrow, and a verse of poorly penned poetry. She ends up the laughingstock of Eton and she swears never to be swayed by romantic fancy again. But one dance around the Maypole, years later, and she finds herself wishing for a second chance at finding love. Obviously, she chose the wrong man the first time she confessed her feelings to Lord Ethan Bentley. And maybe the wrong method too. She's older and wiser and ready to try again. The problem? The moment she wishes to find a new beau the one who rejected her all those years ago returns. What's worse…he's dressed as the very knight she imagined. Is he trying to torture her all over again? Hasn't he wounded her enough? Apparently not. Because it would seem their romantic follies have only just begun. And while he may not be the knight of her dreams, Lord Bentley might just be her happily ever after.

How does a daydreaming debutante find love? One forgotten book of poetryA case of mistaken identityA love letter to the wrong beauAnd a wish made 'round the maypole Miss Rose Waterstone might be a romantic, but she knows better than to believe romance can happen to her. True love and magical wishes are all well and good in poetry, but there's no place for it in her real life-not when the fate of her destitute family depends on her marrying well. Time is not on her side, and fortune has never been in her favor. Which is why she's shocked out of her wits to discover the book of poetry she'd wished for at the maypole in the most unusual of places. And when she finds a love letter inside that seems to be written for her? Well, maybe true love has found her at last. Then again...maybe not. When the intimidating Viscount of Thornton tracks her down and accuses her of intercepting a hidden message he'd been sent to recoup for the crown, it becomes very clear indeed that she's made a mistake. Romance is not in the cards for her. But though her mishap leads to mistaken identities and a whole world of misunderstandings, it also finds her working side by side with the scowling viscount as they track down the hidden message. In the process, she discovers that the viscount isn't nearly so terrifying when he's knee-deep in a duck pond, and true love...? It might just be more than fiction. It might be standing right in front of her.

He's the grumpiest man she's ever met…And a duke at that. Though to be fair, Lady Daffodil didn't know that particular detail until after she'd confessed to disliking embroidery, playing the pianoforte, and, oh yes, marriage.Even though she'd wanted to kick herself for being such a ninny, she liked the duke about as much as he favored her. Which is to say, not very much. So really, it worked out fine.Except that the next time she accidentally meets the surly Duke of Hathshire, he isn't surly at all. He's having the most adorable tea party at a tiny table with his young daughter and suddenly she sees him in a whole new light.And now, she's left to wonder, which man is the real Duke of Hathshire? And, after what she'd done, is there any version of him that might like her back?

"If you're going to kiss a rake, it's going to be me." - HarlowOnly a rake would think that kissing her was the logical solution to the problem she'd proposed but then again, her brother's best friend had always been ridiculously protective.And she did secretly wish for a kiss before she'd settled into her perfectly planned life. The problem? One taste might not be enough.Because while her heart flutters wildly in her chest each time he comes near, her head knows his loyalty is to her brother…not her. Right?

A dashing rescue gone wrong…When Lady Delila is rescued from a terrible carriage accident by a hunky gamekeeper, she's ready to cast aside the fairy tale prince to whom she's been promised. That's her family's wish…not hers. She's never even met the Earl of Greenhaven and she has no desire to be a countess.Which makes her rescue a dream come true. Lila can forget about all those suffocating plans and focus on the dreamy man who saved her. Except, the gamekeeper is not who he seems and her wish for a simple life is getting very complicated.Can her gamekeeper be her prince in disguise? This a mistaken identity, twisted fairy tale, sweet romance. There is no cheating and not even a real love triangle. Wink. Read on!

When the Marquess next door makes her an offer of marriage, she can hardly refuse...All Jane truly wants is her freedom. But she'll settle for a horse.Lady Jane is a tomboy through and through. She'd far prefer a swift ride through open meadows to a stuffy ballroom any day. Which is precisely why her parents are reluctant to bring her home from school to their country estate. They don't trust their uncivilized daughter around the polite society that comes to call.Heaven forbid she makes a bad impression on the lord of the neighboring estate. Her parents seem to forget that she'd been the best of friends with the marquess when she was young. Of course, back then the Marquess of Northbridge was fun and kind and lively…a far cry from the insufferably arrogant gentleman he's become.But arrogant or not, when the handsome marquess makes Jane an offer of marriage, she's hard-pressed to refuse. After all, in this marriage of convenience, she'd get her beloved stable full of horses-and her freedom too. But when he seals the deal.

He's an absolute beast… With a Gothic castle, thick gates, and a library that might melt a girl's heart. Almost. It would help if Baron Everhart weren't so rude and surly all of the time. What is his issue with her anyway? It's like her very presence is a personal affront. And he takes every opportunity he can find to roar at her. Except when a storm traps her in his lair, the tension between them grows so thick, she either needs to escape or she's going to have to tame the beast. Because if she doesn't, he might very well eat her alive.