Kasey Michaels

Honoring a vow made on the battlefield, Darby Travers, Viscount Nailbourne, takes in his new ward, his late comrade's young daughter, and the girl's aunt, Sadie Grace Boxer, a lovely woman who is guarding a dangerous secret.

Tired of being pursued by every marriageable miss in London, Cooper Townsend, returning from France with a new title, is intrigued by the unconventional Miss Daniella Foster who needs his help in unmasking her sister's blackmailer.

Asked to sponsor heiress Thea Neville through London's Little Season, Gabriel Sinclair discovers that she is not the tedious obligation he expected. Thea, who's ready to do her duty and marry well, finds herself attracted to her handsome chaperone.

Police detective Matt Denby is on the case of solving Jessica Sunshine's father's murder with her, but being with the sultry TV reporter night and day is driving him up the wall in more ways than one.

"Mystery author Maggie Kelly had enough on her mind wondering how she was going to keep her fictional Regency Era creation from dropping to one knee with a marriage proposal. Then a murderer crosses the foul line--way too close to home...."--from cover.

For years Courtland Becket had denied himself the only woman who stirred his blood, yet he could no longer pretend to ignore the lovely Cassandra. For gone was the girl he had once teased-replaced by a fully grown woman, adamant that they act on their long-denied feelings. It was time for the self-appointed protector of all things Becket to allow himself a taste of the forbidden.But passion's price might very well prove too high when an age-old enemy...

Molly Preston is the embodiment of the poor-little-rich-girl in this heartwarming, madcap romantic adventure.

When the Beckets' smuggling ring, an operation that helps their fellow villagers, is threatened by the notorious Red Men Gang, family friend Jack Eastwood offers to infiltrate London society to root out the gang's leader. Although adopted daughter Eleanor has always been reserved and self-sufficient, quietly running the boisterous Becket household, she shocks everyone by volunteering to play Eastwood's pretend wife in London. Jack quickly discovers...

Michaels introduces the Beckets of Romney Marsh, a sprawling British family headed by the eccentric Ainsley Becket and filled out, mostly, with children he "adopted, purchased, [or] scooped up" during his time as a businessman in the Caribbean. In 1811, Ainsley's son Chance, at 30 the eldest of the eight children, is returning to the family estate in Kent with his five-year-old daughter, Alice, and an assignment from the War Office to investigate...

Being left in the care of the lovely Lisette, who tended to his every need, helped him forget the horrors of war. Though she played her part well, Rian's Becket intuition led him to believe there was more to the young woman than met the eye. Could she possibly be part of a conspiracy to destroy Rian and his friends-or even the entire Becket clan? And if she was aligned with the enemy, how would he ever bring himself to stop her, when she was beginning...