Anne Barbour

Step in Time

Mary Balogh

Carla Kelly

Edith Layton

Elisabeth Fairchild

Mary Balogh, Anne Barbour, Elisabeth Fairchild, Carla Kelly, and Edith Layton present a collection of five spectacular song-inspired Christmas tales that capture the true spirit and romance of the holidays. Original.

Five Stories

A Regency Christmas Carol

Christopher Culver, the Earl of Cordray, had not found one interesting woman at London ton gatherings, but he was intrigued by the midnight rides of Miss Gillian Tate. This spinster daughter of his reclusive estate tenant had secrets tucked in her satchel and a fierce independence which could ensnare even a dashing rake. Regency Romance by Anne Barbour; originally published by Signet

Buried Secrets

The Savior Has Come

Claudia Carstairs was relieved when she was widowed, and she cherishes her newfound freedom and the estate of Ravencroft that she has come to love. In the disguise of a servant, Lord Glenraven is determined to reclaim the estate his father was cheated out of. But Ravencroft?s master is dead and there is a young widow with whom he has to contend? Regency Romance by Anne Barbour; originally published by Signet

Lord Glenraven's Return

When she witnesses a figure in antique attire come to life during a lightening storm on Halloween, Lady Hilary Merton puts aside her distaste for her conceited, wealthy neighbor, archaeologist James Wincannon, who enlightens her heart. Original.

Lady Hilary's Halloween

Charles Trent, Earl of Bythorne, was an unapologetic rake. Hester Blayne was a woman of passion whose writings incited women to stand up to men’s power. Hester set out to show Thorne the error of his immoral ways; Thorne accepted the challenge of convincing Hester that it was folly for women to defy men’s rule. But each discovered something unexpected in the process. Regency Romance by Anne Barbour; originally published by Signet

A Rake's Reform

Victoria Sanford

An expos of Guatemala's genocidal campaign against the Maya in the late 1970s and mid-1980s documents the massacres and displacements that took place as well as the experiences of Maya survivors seeking justice and healing.

Truth and Human Rights in Guatemala

By day Alison Fox was the proper companion of wealthy Lady Edith Brent. By night, however, the vicar?s daughter became Lissa Reynard, who frequented London?s gambling houses?and won considerable fortunes from the titled ton. Very few knew of this double identity?until Lady Edith?s nephew, the Earl of Marchford, decided to investigate. Then Alison had even more secrets to keep? Regency Romance by Anne Barbour; originally published by Signet

A Dangerous Charade

Amanda McGovern, traveling alone in England, is transported to Regency England in the middle of a domestic crisis—the attempted elopement of Amanda Bridge, heiress to her mill owning father’s great wealth. And transported from her crippled body to that of a beauty—with an aristocratic suitor who needs her weath to restore his family’s fortunes. But Ashinton has always loved lovely Lianne… Regency Romance Time Travel by Anne Barbour; originally published by Signet

Lady Elizabeth Rushlake had a knack for making profits on the London stock exchange rather than finding a husband in the marriage mart. When handsome Chadwick Lockridge returned from India with a mysterious fortune, some called him a scoundrel. He had betrayed her faith in him once; could Lady Liza trust him now, especially when he challenged her skill and nerve?and her heart? Regency Romance by Anne Barbour; originally published by Signet

Lady Liza's Luck

Impersonating an aged and unattractive companion to her cousin Winifred seemed unexceptionable to Jane Burch. But Winifred?s new guardian, handsome Lord Talent, discovered her ploy and determined her far too lovely and reckless to be a suitable chaperone. He planned to find a suitable match for Winifred, but he had other ideas as to Jane?s role? Regency Romance by Anne Barbour; originally published by Signet

My Cousin Jane

Kate Millbank had known David Merritt from the time they were children together. So she was thrilled to hear that the major was returning from the wars. What she hadn’t considered was that war might have changed David into someone angry and bitter. Or that she had no business pining for the illegitimate son of an illicit liaison. But Kate believed in miracles. Regency Romance by Anne Barbour; originally published by Signet

Kate and the Soldier

Catherine Meade does not trust the stranger who has turned up on her doorstep, injured and claiming that he does not know his own name. Despite her misgivings, she cannot ignore his plight, nor can she deny the attraction between them. But everything Catherine learns about his scandalous secrets makes her trust him less. And his kisses could be just as sincere as his lies... Regency Romance by Anne Barbour; originally published by Signet

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