Her Father Left One Last Perfume Unfinished — And Only the Duke Could Help Her Complete It
The small glass bottle sitting on the worktable contained the future of Eliza Ashcombe’s perfumery—if only she knew how to finish it. For…
She Returned Every Thoughtful Gift the Irish Duke Sent — Until He Finally Understood Why
The first parcel confused him. It was a simple book she had mentioned wanting, yet Miss Maeve Sullivan sent it back to the Duke of Glenmore…
She Returned to Sell Her Father’s Estate — Only to Find the Duke He Trusted Living There
She returned to her childhood home for one reason: to sell the estate and finally close the door on the past. But she never expected to find a…
Everyone Knew to Look Away When the Duke Suffered — His New Wife Sat on the Floor and Held His Gaze
For eight years, everyone in the Duke’s household tiptoed around his illness, treating him like a ghost. That is, until he married a destitute…
The Duke Was Used to Women Avoiding His Gaze — She Looked Him in the Eye and Kept Eating
He was a Duke no woman dared look in the eye. She looked at him… and kept eating her dinner. What she didn’t know was that her one…
She Never Asked the Viscount to Stay — She Saved Him the Seat Beside Her, And He Stayed
The invitation had promised a week of country hospitality, and Verity Ashcombe had learned, over eight seasons of promises like it, exactly…
The Duke Never Knew the Garden by the Lake Existed—Until He Found Her Tending Its Roses
He swore he’d never love again. She was a widow tending roses that weren’t hers, in a garden he didn’t know still existed.…
She Played His Mother’s Forgotten Song — The Duke Crossed the Room to Ask Where She Learned It
The companion played a melody no one recognized—but the duke turned pale when he heard it, because it was the song his missing mother had…
The Duke Was Forced to Marry the Poorest Girl — Then He Discovered Her Family’s Dark Secret
The society of London thrived on two things: immense wealth and catastrophic ruin. To possess the former was to be a god. To suffer the latter…
She Was Sent to the Duke to Beg for Her Brother’s Life — Instead, He Asked Her to Become His Wife
The heavy oak clock in the corner of the room ticked with the rhythmic, merciless precision of an executioner’s drum. Lady Clara Ashford sat…