Wicked Masquerade
Deceiving A Viscount
Miss Lydia Prior disguises herself and flees to London to escape an unwanted suitor.
Determined to rid herself of him forever, she decides the only solution is to marry someone else.
But who would propose to a woman as unattractive as she appears to be?
She is stunned when Lord Weston asks for her hand in marriage.
Why would a wealthy viscount choose her as his wife?
Lord Weston has no idea the woman he marries is concealing her true appearance.
He has a secret of his own. He must marry an unattractive woman—or risk death.
Then a mysterious black cat enters his life, and everything changes...
Wicked Mistake
The Wrong Bedchamber
Lord Brett breaks into a lord's house.
He intends to confront the man he blames for his older brother's death.
Instead, he enters the wrong bedchamber.
It belongs to the lord's younger sister—a woman he has never noticed before.
Without her dull dresses and tightly pulled-back hair, she is breathtaking.
Miss Clara Tanswell awakens to find the most handsome man in London in her bedchamber.
A man who would never have noticed a woman like her.
Yet here he was.
Or was she dreaming...?
Lady Julia Reade trades places with a vicar's daughter, determined to end her engagement to a lecherous baron.
The baron has never seen either of them, so it should be easy enough to fool him.
But that didn't turn out to be true...
The Duke of Huntington is outraged when a vicar's daughter refuses to acknowledge him.
He vows to use his influence to ensure she never receives another invitation.
Then she kisses him... right in front of his mother!
Wicked Capture
A Desperate Lady Pirate
Lady Amelia Reade is willing to do anything to rescue her younger brother from Wakefield Asylum—even disguise herself as a pirate.
Her ruthless father has imprisoned Adam in the asylum for defying him.
She has only one chance to save him.
Borrowing her father's schooner, Amelia disguises herself and sets out to seize the valuable cargo aboard one of his merchant ships.
Lord Trafford is assigned by the king to capture a pirate that stole from a lord's ship.
He is not aware that he personally knows the pirate.