Jane Hampton was as lovely as her English country garden. Captain Edward Tremaine returned from the Peninsular War to form a bond with Jane because of her calm nature and their shared family concerns. Though he never encouraged her to think of a future together, Jane couldn't help but have her dreams. Until he came back from London with the elegant Lady Julietta Blackwood… Regency Romance by Lucy Muir; originally published by Harlequin Regency Romance

Miss Catherine Trevor is quite happy with her life at her father’s estate of Rosemont and does not regret choosing to remain unmarried at the advanced age of nine and twenty. But a visit from her brother, his peevish wife and ill-mannered children causes Catherine to reconsider her status when she realizes she will eventually be dependent upon her brother if she does not establish her own household. Hearing that Lord Edgecombe, an unmarried marquess, will spend the coming autumn at a neighbor’s estate, Catherine determines to bring the peer to an offer. Despite the disapproval of her family, who had hoped she would accept the hand of her long-time friend and neighbor, Lord Woodforde, Catherine goes forward with her plans to capture Lord Edgecombe’s interest. With the aid of a friend she discovers what appeals to Lord Edgecombe and presents herself to please. The peer’s interest is piqued and Catherine is soon betrothed – but no sooner has she achieved her goal than she begins to...

Henrietta Biddle’s first season was not going well. She made all the social mistakes a country miss could, and handsome Lord Wakeford, though he found her faux pas almost endearing, cynically commented on her various failings. Hetty was an heiress and determined to turn herself into an Original. His lordship would find that this country miss had something to teach him about love. Regency Romance by Lucy Muir writing as Anne Baldwin; originally published by Zebra