Deborah M. Hathaway

Christmas Baggage

He's determined to finish the job, even if she distracts him... With his deceased father's woodworking business now failing, Edward Steele will do anything to see its return to prosperity, even if that means accepting work from the Coventry family far outside of Bath. His two goals? Finishing this new task swiftly and making as few acquaintances as possible. But such things are easier said than done, especially when the Coventry's daughter finds it necessary to spy on him at every turn. Marianne Coventry doesn't mean to stare, but such a task is difficult when a man as handsome as Mr. Steele works right before her eyes. Besides, at twenty years old and not yet out in Society-due to an unmarried elder sister and a strict, rule-abiding father-she will take any distraction she can get. Perhaps turning to a dashing woodworker for entertainment isn't a wise decision, but does she really have any other choice? As Edward becomes aware of Marianne's sheltered life, an unexpected friendship sprouts between them-a friendship her family cannot discover, especially when Marianne begins to realize she's been living half a life. Still, Edward's heart remains cautious, for becoming distracted and losing his family's business would mean forfeiting his livelihood and everything his father worked so hard to achieve. Despite the forces working against them, only the two of them can decide what they want most in life-and if they're willing to risk everything for love. Sons of Somerset: A Clean Regency Romance Series Can five working class men find love on the job? This is the first book in the clean and sweet Regency romance Sons of Somserset series. Although this working class romance is a stand-alone novel, the books are best enjoyed when read in order. Book 1: Carving for Miss Coventry by Deborah M. Hathaway Book 2: The Stable Master's Son by Mindy Burbidge Strunk Book 3: In Pursuit of the Painter by Ashtyn Newbold Book 4: An Agreeable Alliance by Kasey Stockton Book 5: The Highwayman's Letter by Martha Keyes

A Regency Romance

Carving for Miss Coventry

In the Waves of Tristwick

What could possibly go wrong by asking someone else to make all of her decisions?After a misguided kiss and subsequent rejection by yet another gentleman, Miss Amy Paxton convinces her brother to make all of her future decisions, especially in finding her a husband. His strategy? She must seek his advice before doing anything. Desperate for a happier future and a fresh start, Amy adopts her new way of life with relative ease. That is, until her new, self-assured landlord begins to meddle in her affairs. With the passing of his oppressive grandfather, Mr. William Eastwood is finally free. Free to explore business ventures, free to help his parents-and free to marry his childhood friend, Miss Charity Winslow. But matters are complicated when he must help his new tenant, Amy Paxton, stand up to her overbearing brother. William soon discovers, however, that Amy is not as defenseless as she seems.Anxious to discover the reasoning behind her behavior, William determines to uncover the real Amy, and an attraction sparks between them. But when challenges arise, Amy must protect herself as William struggles to choose between what his heart longs for-and what his duty demands. The fifth book in the Seasons of Change series, The Cottage by Coniston, is a stand-alone novel. Check out the other books in the series to discover stories about change and love.Book One: The Road Through Rushbury by Martha KeyesBook Two: A Forgiving Heart by Kasey StocktonBook Three: The Last Eligible Bachelor by Ashtyn NewboldBook Four: A Well-Trained Lady by Jess HeilemanBook Five: The Cottage by Coniston by Deborah M. HathawayBook Six: A Haunting at Havenwood by Sally BrittonBook Seven: His Disinclined Bride by Jennie Goutet

The Cottage by Coniston

A Clean, Regency Romance NovellaWhen her estranged mother beckons her to London, Hannah Summerfield has no choice but to answer her call. Forced to leave behind her peaceful life in Cornwall, she bids farewell to the seaside, her grandparents-and her childhood sweetheart, Thomas. She becomes subdued at once by Society's rigid rules and her mother's censure, and when Thomas's letters unexplainedly stop, she is left to wonder if she ought to embrace her new life in Town after all. But when her mother pressures her to accept an unwanted proposal, Hannah cannot help but flee to the one place she has ever called home-to the only boy she has ever loved. After three years apart, Thomas Causey has all but given up hope of Hannah ever returning to Cornwall, fearing she has fallen in love with another. But when she appears on his doorstep, soaked through with rain and covered in mud, he allows himself to long once more for a future with the woman he still loves. However, Thomas quickly realizes that Hannah is not who she was before. She has left London for a reason-a reason he cannot uncover. He longs for the truth they once so easily shared, but Hannah must first find the courage to rediscover herself-and what her heart truly desires.

On the Shores of Tregalwen

She's keeper of the lighthouse. He's captain of the ship. The light of Golowduyn brings them together-but secrets may tear them apart. Abigail Moore will do anything to keep Golowduyn Lighthouse shining brightly-even if she must do so without anyone's help, including that of her injured uncle, her only living relative. She soon grew accustomed to the hard work required of her, but when a shipwreck occurs on her shore one stormy evening-bringing with it a dashing captain keen to offer his aide at every turn-her life shifts forever. Captain Gavin Kendricks knew his time in the navy was coming to an end, especially after his shipwreck on the rugged coast of Cornwall, though he had no direction for where his life was headed afterward. Everything changes when he meets the fearless and quick-tempered Miss Moore, for he finally realizes what his life has been missing. However, before he can explore these newfound desires, tragedy befalls the lighthouse. And there is only one way to save it-Abigail must marry the captain. She humbly accepts the arrangement, and their attraction to one another grows. But when her secrets are unearthed and underhanded tactics are used to drive them from the lighthouse-and away from each other-their marriage threatens to crumble. Gavin believes he has earned Abigail's trust, but only Abigail can let go of her debilitating memories of the past to trust Gavin with the lighthouse-and her heart.

Behind the Light of Golowduyn

Near the Ruins of Penharrow

Annette Lyon

Sally Britton

Three novellas, three times the romance, and three times the love . . . in this brand new Timeless Regency Collection: The Inns of DevonshireTHE SEVENTH STAR INN by Sally BrittonTHE TRUTH ABOUT MR. BLACKMORE by Annette LyonTHE COACHMAN'S CHOICE by Deborah M. Hathaway

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