The duke has died. Long live the duke! The only problem is no one knows who the new Duke of Beckworth is. All of England wonders, but no one more so than the people who depend upon Beckworth for their livelihood. In 1816, a year so cold that the word “summer” is a cruel joke, that livelihood is even more uncertain. However, they are all about to find out, with the duke away, there is nothing more warming than scandal and love…

Jilted in January by Kate Pearce

When matrimonial matters don’t go quite as planned, can one jilted bride and an unlikely hero save the day?

Forbidden in February by Suzanna Medeiros

Robert Milton’s very existence has proven to him that romantic entanglements are to be avoided at all costs. But then he meets Isabel Durham, and his desire for Isabel could cost him the one thing he’s vowed never to lose—his heart.

Seduced in September by Genevieve Turner

When a repressed governess is thrown together with a roguish stable master, the sparks generated will be enough to heat even the Year Without a Summer.

An Affair in Autumn by Jennifer Haymore

Heated passion erupts between friends-turned-enemies trapped together on a long sea voyage, but whether that passion will lead to them strangling each other or kissing each other senseless is yet to be determined…

A Duke by December by Sabrina Darby

When Nathaniel Hughes discovers he is the next Duke of Beckworth, of the utmost importance is finding his duchess and providing an heir. But the only woman he wants is the one he has vowed to protect—even from himself: his secretary, Elizabeth Smith. Can he find the strength to choose duty over desire?”