Anne Gracie

When their evil grandfather is injured, Prudence Merridew, at the behest of her four beautiful sisters, devises a clever scheme to escape him once and for all, but her plan backfires spectacularly when she ends up in the arms of a notorious rake, who offers to help her for a steep price. Original.

The Perfect Rake

When hardened soldier and Waterloo veteran Nicholas Blacklock, who is tormented by his past, offers Faith Merridew a marriage of convenience to save her reputation, he finds hope, love, and laughter in her arms. Original.

The Perfect Stranger

Jerilynn 

I liked that majority of this book did not take place in England. It definitely was not a typical historical romance which was refreshing. I really liked the premise of this story. I liked the hero and his men. I just wasn’t the biggest fan of the heroine at times she was kind of a let down at times. I did admire her devotion to the hero though.

Lorena

During the London season, Sebastian Reyne, a notorious rake with a questionable lineage, searches for a practical, demure wife to care for his sisters, but instead finds himself captivated, after one sensual waltz, by Hope Merridew, the bubbly and flighty darling of the ton. Original.

The Perfect Waltz

To assist a timid friend who is being forced to marry Dominic Wolfe, a man with a terrible reputation who stands to inherit a huge estate upon his marriage, adventurous Grace Merridew disguises herself as a plain and mousy chaperone to accompany her on a visit to the groom-to-be, but Dominic has some unexpected surprises in store. Original.

The Perfect Rake

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