Lord Devlin Wayward, gambler and dedicated rake, returns home for the first time in years, and lands himself and his identical twin, Daniel, the good reverend, in deep trouble. Devlin ends up with a broken leg and unable to travel to London, yet he must return. He's got an important deal that will make or break his fortune. He persuades the reluctant reverend to take his place in London while he temporarily minds his brother's flock.Miss Mary Tomblin is taken with the devastatingly handsome reverend. He represents everything she desires in a husband, after narrowly evading a ruthless rake last Season. Mary knows she'll make him an excellent wife, but the vicar rebuffs every advance – until he suddenly accepts her help with pastoral duties while his broken leg heals. Mary seizes the chance to show the good reverend what an excellent helpmeet she will be.The devil takes on the role of village vicar and discovers it's nowhere near as easy as he...

The Earl of Wincanton left England because he couldn’t reconcile his feelings toward Lady Eleanor with his duties as her chaperone. The wild young miss has grown into a stunning woman who still fires his blood. But if she sees him as a beloved older brother, he will not risk their friendship by courting her. Ellie is a proper lady now and after refusing a record six suitors last Season, must find a husband. The feelings she has for Sorin urge her to throw propriety to the wind. But she won’t risk their friendship by telling him she wants more. It takes a scandal that can ruin them both for the risks to be worth the reward.

Remaining true to a dead saint is nowhere near as satisfying as succumbing to the touch of a dedicated sinner... When her fiancé died, Harriett vowed not to let his wastrel brother destroy the charity they built. But Roland becomes a nuisance the moment he sets foot on the grounds, and it's all-out war until their conflict threatens to expose her family's dark secret. Intrigued by the beautiful tyrant, Roland agrees to a ceasefire. It's a dangerous truce, for she has the troublesome effect of making him want to be both a better man and a scoundrel. Can he resist the temptation? Harriett is equally dismayed to find the rogue she swore to forever despise far less of a devil than she thought. Worse, he disturbs her in ways to make even the most virtuous woman contemplate the primrose path. Fate will drive them into each other's arms, intimate truths will be revealed, and enemies will have to learn to trust each other or all will be lost.