Three sparkling, uplifting romances set in the Regency era.

A Good Kiss is Hard to Find

Kitty Fairwell has finally escaped her family's dreary Yorkshire estate for the life of her dreams in London. But helping a friend in need takes her straight back to the countryside. Kitty should be eager to return to London—and the adoring suitor she left behind. So why, every time she talks to her brother's estate manager John Stanger, does the country suddenly sound so tempting?

My Heart Did Fly

Will Fairwell knows a nervy chatterbox like himself has little hope of charming the beautiful, confident Frances MacDougal, the current belle of the London stage. She's not even tempted by his money. But when she's implicated in a murder, a respectable fiancé is just what she needs. It's strictly a temporary arrangement. But in time, might she accept not just his help—but his hand and his heart?

Foolish Hope

Louisa Green, painfully shy, committed two of society's worst crimes: she became a gentleman's mistress—and then jilted him on the way to their wedding. Stuck in the house of her best friend's brother, Ned Fairwell, a reclusive, cranky war hero, she's determined to find decent work and cause him as little trouble as possible. Even if, deep down, they both want more. Is true happiness just a foolish hope?

Overall heat rating: up to 3 on a scale of 0 to 5; steamy but slow-burn.