The Determined Debutante, Book 1

Winning isn’t everything when love is on the line.

Clarissa Ellison is your typical Aries: everything is a competition. So, when she makes her debut into Regency London Society, she determines that she’s going to “win” the Season. Jonathan, Lord Uxbridge, as a true Gemini, has two sides. To the world, he’s outgoing, but in private, he relaxes by painting beautiful miniatures. The two decide to be just friends, setting aside the advice of their friend and astrological scholar Lady Preston, but the stars—or is it destiny? —will ensure this is a match made in the heavens.

The Willful Wallflower, Book 2

At the tender age of fifteen, Emilie Pelham fell for a handsome older man of eighteen who kissed her and then never wrote or sought out her company again. Five years later, Emilie is a happy wallflower who wants nothing to do with men—and especially not one in particular, now the Marquess of Willingham. And yet that is precisely who the matchmaker, hired by her mother, insists is Emilie’s soulmate. Well, she would rather see the surprisingly thoughtful nobleman disgraced than marry him. She is formulating a plan to do just that for she is not one to change to her mind once it’s made up.
Gabriel, the Marquess of Willingham, was a young man ruled by his passions, but he learned his lesson. Now, he keeps a tight rein on his emotions. Since inheriting his father’s title, however, his grandmother has insisted he begin looking for a wife. He is happy to marry, just so long as no emotions are stirred. This is not good enough for Gran, though, who hires a matchmaker to find Gabriel’s soulmate. When the woman pairs him with the beautiful girl who opened his eyes to the dangers of passion, however, he annoyed when the same feelings try to overpower his newfound control.
Neither Emilie nor Gabriel are prepared, however, for the feelings they stir in each other. Neither could have foreseen that a passion sparked years ago could possibly rekindle no matter how hard they fight against. Will hearts be broken a second time or will love prevail?
In this cat and mouse game, it’s possible they both might lose—or both might win.

Count Chameleon, Book 3

Amidst the glittering ballrooms and secretive intelligence-gathering hidden within the heart of Regency London, two spies are locked in a dangerous game of deception and desire.

Irène Daniau, a daring Frenchwoman in the service of the English crown, is forced by her superior to enter society and find a husband under the pseudonym Irene Daniels. But Irène has a problem: she’s stolen the seal of the French Minister of War, and now someone has come to retrieve it. After five years as a spy, Irène trusts no one—especially the much too serious and entirely too handsome Viscount Poppleton, who is definitely hiding something.

Philippe Proulx, a French nobleman with no choice but to obey the orders of Napoleon’s new government, finds himself in London under the alias Viscount Poppleton. Tasked with retrieving a stolen seal, Philippe must maintain his cover while searching for clues in the elegant drawing rooms of the British elite. As he maneuvers through London society, his path crosses with the intriguing Irene, whose intelligence and beauty make him want to forget his mission… if only lives were not at stake.

In a world where so much lies just below the surface, Irène and Philippe must outwit each other while guarding their own secrets. But as their games of deception intensify, so too does the undeniable attraction between them, threatening to unravel everything they’ve worked for.

The Count and the Chameleon is a tale of espionage, identity, and passion set against the backdrop of the Napoleonic Wars. Perfect for fans of Joanna Bourne and Julia Quinn, this novel will keep you captivated from the first secretive glance to the final breathtaking reveal.

Lady Lost, Book 4

A lady with a secret past. A spy searching for the truth. A season that could change everything…

When Teodora Cesari arrives in London for her first Season, she is determined to navigate the glittering world of Regency high society while uncovering a long-buried secret about her father. Under the watchful eye of the formidable Lady Chadwick, Teo must master the art of polite conversation, society balls, and the delicate dance of courtship. But London is full of whispers, and some secrets are too dangerous to be uncovered. Yet, until she can discover her roots, Teo is lost.

Sebastian Clemens, Earl of Everston, is no stranger to secrets. As the leader of a covert intelligence network, his sharp mind and cool demeanor have served the Crown for years. Pressured to find a wife, he enters London’s social scene, only to find himself captivated by an outspoken, unconventional young lady who stirs his sense of duty—and his guarded heart.  

As Teo’s quest for answers draws her and Sebastian closer, past secrets and present enchantment collide in London’s most elite ballrooms. But Teo’s search for the past may uncover a truth that could threaten Sebastian’s future. And he must decide if he’s willing to risk his heart for a woman who could upend his carefully controlled world.

An Independent Innocent, Book 5

She’s determined to chart her own course. He’s desperate to save his estate. But love may be the most unexpected complication of all…

Lady Victoria Barrett is frustrated with her parents who have rejected every suitor after four Seasons in London. When she unexpectedly inherits Wood Hall, a modest country estate, she sees her chance at independence at last—even if it means learning to run a farm. She knew she would have to deal with men who didn’t believe a woman could run an estate, but she’d hoped her handsome neighbor would be different.
Thomas, Earl of Brentwood, has a title, responsibility—and flooded fields. His tenants’ lands are unfarmable, and the only way out he can see is to buy the unoccupied neighboring estate. All he has to do is find its owner and get in touch with her. And then Lady Victoria moves in.
A battle of wills, a fight for independence, and trying to do the right thing—Victoria and Thom just can’t stay away from each other. And when they begin to understand each other, it’s the world that forces them apart. Surely, there is some way for everyone to get what they want, and what they need.

The Bold Bluestocking, Book 6

A house party designed for matchmaking. A cursed Earl who has sworn off love. And a very practical Virgo who refuses to anything stand in the way of the truth.
Miss Ana Barstow is a young lady of logic. As a dedicated Virgo, she prefers the orderly world of Natural Philosophy and the latest scientific inventions to the chaotic whirl of a London ballroom. When her mother drags her to Lady Willington’s country house party, Ana’s only goal is to find a quiet corner of the library to study voltaic batteries. She certainly has no interest in her mother’s increasingly desperate attempts to see her married off.
Patrick, the Earl of Foxworthy, is a man haunted by his past. Having lost two wives to “accidents,” he is convinced he carries a curse that strikes dead anyone he dares to love. He has vowed to remain unwed. But he didn’t account for the fascinating Miss Barstow—or her refusal to believe in anything as unscientific as a curse.
With the poisoning of one of the guests, Ana knows she’s got to discover the truth quickly. But the closer she gets to the truth, the more dangerous things become.
Can Ana use her intelligence to unmask a murderer before she becomes the next victim? And can she convince a stubborn Earl that the only thing more powerful than a curse is a love that is written in the stars?
If you love spirited bluestockings, brooding heroes, and a dash of Regency-era mystery, you won’t want to miss this tale of science, scandal, and second chances.

The Demure Detective, Book 7

Can two strong-willed people find a way to solve a mystery and save a man’s life?
Miss Harriett Lovell’s brother may have finally landed himself into such trouble even she won’t be able to get him out. Despite being five years younger, it’s always been Harry who has taken care of Freddy. But when he’s accused of stealing a priceless emerald to pay off his gaming debts, Harry has to do something.
William, the Marquess of Midhurst, is looking forward to finding a wife for himself. She must, however, be beautiful, charismatic, and as wonderful as he is… and have a large dowry to help with the slight pinch in his finances. The only problem Midhurst foresees in finding this epitome of womanhood is that his own name and reputation are being threatened by some silly cub who owes him money and may have stolen a gem to rival the Kohinoor Diamond to pay it. When Midhurst discovers an adorable, driven a young lady trying to discover the emerald’s true thief, Midhurst finds himself drawn in to assist.
Midhurst is quickly put in his place by the spirited Miss Lovell, but even he must admit (although never out loud) that she is shockingly efficient and logically minded. Harry doesn’t want the help of a handsome, arrogant nobleman, but he can be annoyingly useful and strangely nice to be around.
How long must Harry and Midhurst deal with one another before common sense leads the way to respect and—dare they even think it?—love?

She is determined to save her brother from false accusations. He needs to maintain his good name to find a wealthy wife. Together they must find the Nagashri Emerald before they all fall in the eyes of society and the law.