Christina Dodd

Lady Saura of Roget lived a lonely life of servitude, her fortune controlled by her unscrupulous stepfather, until she was sumoned to the castle of Sir William of Miraval.

Rosie lived a knave's life on the streets of London, singing for her supper with a ragtag band of actors who were always one step ahead of the law. It was a credit to her thespian skills that everyone thought she was a boy. But even Rose couldn't fool a shrewd observer like Sir Anthony Rycliffe.

What a charmer this is! Celeste, the gardener’s daughter, has wanted only one thing from the time she was little: to marry the second son of one of England’s wealthiest families, Ellery Throckmorton. Fresh from Paris and all grown up, with a new, sophisticated French va-voom, Celeste discovers Ellery is betrothed to a seemingly shallow lady. Surely it won’t take much for her to steal his affections away? After all, he’s not married. Yet.

Fallen from grace and sheltered in a convent, Lady Edlyn is a skilled herbalist forced to secretly tend the wounds of Hugh de Florisoun. A knight renowned for his prowess on the battlefield and in the bedchamber, Hugh is a man who is no stranger to Edlyn's heart.

Enid MacLean is finally living a peaceful life when she receivesword that an explosion has injured the husband she hoped she'd neverhave to see again.

Miss Sylvan Miles dreaded the moment she'd see Lord Rand Malkin again. Once a dashing rogue, he's returned from battle a changed man. Sylvan, too, has suffered. Sharpened by scandal and tragedy, she vows to heal Rand's body and spirit.

When Miss Samantha Prendregast arrives at Devil's Fell to take charge of six rebellious girls, the vibrant, outspoken governess is not quite prepared to deal with the tall, dark and dashing master of the grand estate. The children she can manage with intelligence, guile - and a little bribery. Their widowed father, Colonel William Gregory, is not so easily charmed and far too easy to fall in love with.

She was tall and lovely, crowned with a flaming mane of red hair, but Lady Marian's delicate beauty belied her powerful strength.

She was one of the celebrated Sirens of Ireland, a captivating creature of fiery spirit. Bronwyn Edana stunned titled society with her courageous exploits and daring adventures.

English orphan Miss Evangeline Scoffield has spent her life contenting herself with dreams. But with an unforeseen inheritance, she can afford one perfect summer - a summer she will spend the rest of her life remembering.

A land of legend and wild beauty - of clans, lairds, honor, and passion - Scotland forever stirs the soul ot romance. Noe, in one incomparable volume, four of our favourite authors present stirring tales of hearts won and weddings to be, featuring a quartet of unforgettable heroines about to discover the rapture of love in a world as untamed as the men they will one day marry.

Once upon a time, high in the Pyrenees Mountains, there were two happy and prosperous kingdoms. In one kingdom, a son was born and declared the crown prince. In the other kingdom, three daughters were raised in royal splendor.
This is the story of one lost princess, Princess Clarice, who flees with her younger sister to Scotland, where they survive by their wits and daring. But just when Clarice begins to believe she's safe at last, she attracts the attention of one of Scotland's most powerful and dangerous men.

Princess Laurentia leads a fairy-tale life, attending glittering balls and wearing beautiful gowns. But after the ball is over, Laurentia finds herself getting into bed - alone.

Jane was an artist and unlike other girls, she felt most at home not in the ballrooms or drawing rooms of the ton, but in her studio with her hands covered in clay. Her ability to sculpt was truly one of God's gifts, and what better subject to use than the object of her adoration and worship – Lord Ransom Blackburn.

Black-eyed Damian de la Sola was like no man Katherine Maxwell had ever known. Powerful and seductive, the aristocratic Spaniard unleashed a passion the Boston beauty vowed to resist.

Where has she been? The rumours fly throughout the Scottish countryside about Lady Alanna, the beautiful and mysterious displaced mistress of Fionnaway Manor.

Prim, plain, desperately virtuous Lady Mary Fairchild stared at the seductive gentleman and wondered - did he remember the elements of the night they met? Surely not. In the ten years since, she had abandoned her youthful impetuousness and transformed herself into a housekeeper, disguising her beauty beneath a servant's dour clothing.