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The Marquess Next Door - Virginia Heath

A dashing new neighbour…temptation on her doorstep!

To avoid an unwanted suitor at a ball, Hope Brookes asks another gentleman to rescue her. He obliges — with a surprisingly passionate kiss! Revealed as her sinfully handsome new neighbour, Lucius, Marquess of Thundersley, they forge a friendship over their balconies. It’s refreshing that Lucius is more interested in her writer dreams than her looks, so why can’t she stop thinking about that kiss?

How To Wed A Courtesan - Madeline Martin

From courtesan…to society wife?

When Evander, Earl of Westix, returns from the continent to claim his bride, he is shocked that the innocent vicar’s daughter he once loved has become a notorious courtesan. But Lottie is so much more than the insult society hurls at her. She is resourceful and strong — after all, she’s had to be to survive. Her charms are undeniable, but her heart is beyond his grasp. To win it will mean taking her from bedroom to ballroom…

The Railway Countess - Julia Justiss

She didn’t want to marry, least of all a Viscount!

Marcella Cranmore wants to avoid marriage and continue using her mathematical expertise to help her railway engineer father — but her mother insists on her having a season. At her first ball, Marcella’s relieved to see someone she knows, railway investor Crispin D’Aubignon. Conversing with the viscount is safe, for she’s as off-limits to him as he is to her…except that is only increasing the fascination!

A Cinderella For The Viscount - Liz Tyner

Will this shopkeeper’s daughter become belle of the ball?

Rachael Albright’s future is going up in flames — first her betrothal ends, then she learns she’s about to become penniless! Thank goodness for Devlin Bryan, Viscount Montfort, who vows to help save her family’s suffering jewellery shop. As a friend, of course — she’s a most unsuitable match for a viscount…and anyway, her employees need her. But when sparks flare, will her attraction to the dashing Devlin mean getting burned again?