Noble Hearts

A pretend courtship can only if work if you don't fall in love . . . Lady Elise is a very content spinster. She holds intellectual gatherings and attends poetry readings, mind-improving lectures, and art shows. She runs her father's household with quiet and determine efficiency, which is why she is absolutely stunned when Papa informs his three daughters that until Lady Elise is happily settled with-gasp-a husband, he will not consider offers for his two younger daughters. Lord Simon St. George has happily watched one friend after another become leg-shackled, taking pride in the fact that his title is secured by a brother and nephew, so there is no reason to seek a wife for himself. When he sees a woman previously unknown to him at a ball, who seems to be hiding from the rest of the attendees, he is intrigued enough to introduce himself. A friendship forms, and Simon is thrilled to have found a lovely, intelligent woman to pass the time with, while Elise has secured a way to thwart her father by pretending they are courting. But even the best plans can go awry . . . .

She will never trust her broken heart to him again. . . Shortly after Lady Juliet gave her heart to Graham, the Marquess of Hertford, he disappeared with no explanation. Eight months later he is back in London, eager to resume their relationship, but claims he cannot tell her where he's been. Graham was fulfilling a duty to the duke who had once acted as his guardian. Sworn to secrecy, Graham is frustrated in his attempts to win back Juliet's trust, and convince her he wants her for his wife. As he works hard to chip away at her frozen heart, a twist of fate might snatch the happiness away from them forever.

They never expected a tug of war for a book to end in love.... Lady Marigold is the last of the Earl of Pomeroy's three daughters to be married off. She has never found a man as intelligent as she is or who treats her like more than a feather-headed piece of fluff, so the single state is fine for her. Jonathan, Lord Stanley, belongs to the same elite book club as Lady Marigold, who annoys him to no end. In his esteemed opinion, she is nothing more than a nonsensical chit, who doesn't deserve membership in their exclusive club. When they both attempt to buy the same journal of a deceased member, a man well-respected in the science community, a tug of war begins. The battle for the book throws them into murder, danger-and passion. Something neither of them expected.

It's time for their happy ending.... Lord Henry Pomeroy's three daughters are finally married and happily settled in their own homes. He's looking forward to grandbabies and the company of Lady Crampton, the woman who acted as chaperone and companion to his daughters the past four years-and stole his heart in the meantime. Except she is moving out of his house! Lady Selina Crampton has fallen hopelessly in love with her employer. Now that his youngest daughter is married, there is no longer a reason for her to remain since her work has come to an end. She has rejected his repeated offers of marriage, and the time has come to confront her demons and tell him why she has refused. It appears everyone is going to have their happy ending except them.

While walking her energy off on Bond Street one morning as her sister pours over dress plates, Lady Phoebe witnesses a man rescue a horse from its abusive owner. She is stunned, when she realizes the rescuer is the Duke of St. Albans, better known as The Cold Duke. Morgan, the Duke of St. Albans is aware of his reputation as The Cold Duke and is not troubled by it. He has no desire for the emotion of love since he knows he has no heart. That is why he is appalled being caught doing something totally opposite to his reputation by Lady Phoebe, a young woman he has admired in the past. Since Lady Phoebe has seen beneath his veneer, will The Cold Duke admit to the growing feelings he has for her, or will he follow his initial plan to marry for connections and an heir, and eschew the messy emotion of love?

He doesn't trust her, but they have to work together... After eight years of the Marriage Mart, Lady Prudence is finished with Society. There is no man for her, and she will spend the rest of her life as a doting aunt to her many nieces and nephews. She will also pursue her art, a passion that has consumed her since girlhood. After the prestigious Goddard and Reeves Art Gallery offers her an art show, she is thrilled to finally see her dream come true. Keeping her from total happiness, however, is the sharp-tongued Mr. Ashton Reeves, who views her with contempt, and overly polite formality. Ashton Reeves, the unacknowledged bastard son of the Earl of Stanhope holds nothing but disdain for the haut ton after the way his mother had been treated by Stanhope. The last thing he wanted for his gallery was to showcase a Lady of Quality, who would no doubt treat the entire event as a lark and quickly give up her art for marriage to a lofty lord. Swords crossed and arrows aimed, the artist and the gallery owner must work together to have a successful show. 'Twould not be a problem if the attraction between them would just cease...

For TV and film inquiries: Nicole Resciniti, The Seymour Agency. "Ms. Hutton's books are full of historic elements and sensory details" The Romance Reviews The Right Honorable, the Earl of Pomeroy, sat at the head of his dinner table and smiled at his three lovely daughters, who smiled back at him. Three unmarried lovely daughters. Each one was charming and pretty in her own way. And each one needed to find a husband and remove herself from his benevolence before he went broke. Thus begins the search for suitable husbands for Lady Elise, Lady Juliet, and Lady Marigold. Read their stories in this Regency romance boxed set overflowing with heat, heart and humor. The Noble Hearts Series Box Set Books 1-3 includes: For the Love of the Viscount For the Love of the Marquess For the Love of the Baron

Lord Henry Pomeroy's three daughters are finally married and happily settled in their own homes. He's looking forward to grandbabies and the company of Lady Crampton, the woman who acted as chaperone and companion to his daughters the past four years-and stole his heart in the meantime. Except she is moving out of his house! Thus begins Lord Pomeroy's quest to convince Lady Selina to marry him so they can celebrate their own happy ending. In time, Lady Selina's twin daughters, Lady Phoebe and Lady Prudence will confront their own romantic mishaps and adventures on the way to wedded bliss. Read their stories in this Regency romance boxed set overflowing with heat, heart and humor. The Noble Hearts Series Box Set Books 4-6 includes: For the Love of the Lady For the Love of the Duke For the Love of the Gentleman