The Venetian's Mistress by Ann Elizabeth Cree. The Gambler's Heart by Gayle Wilson.
Ann Elizabeth Cree Book order
This author is celebrated for her masterful historical romances, delving into the intricate dynamics of relationships and societal expectations within the Regency era. Her narratives are characterized by a keen eye for detail and an engaging style that immerses readers in worlds of passion, intrigue, and romance. She crafts compelling characters and poignant storylines, solidifying her reputation as a significant voice in the historical romance genre. Her evocative prose and skillful storytelling offer a captivating escape for discerning readers.
- 2009
- 2003
The Viscount's Bride
- 299 pages
- 11 hours of reading
Faced with her guardian's unsavoury choice of husband or the comfortable love of a sensible man, Lady Chloe determines on a sensible match. But she hasn't counted on Brandt, Lord Salcombe, thwarting her carefully laid plans. It's not as if the wild and passionate Brandt is ideal husband material, but she can't deny his offer is tempting...
- 2002
Lady Isabelle Milborne had innocently played a part in her late husband's wager - which brought about the ruin of Justin, Duke of Westmore. Gone is the charming young man she had once known, because Justin now has a ruthless plan of his own. She must agree to become his mistress for the Season. . .
- 2000
The Marriage Truce
- 285 pages
- 10 hours of reading
Relationships between the Chandlers and the St Clairs were not good, considering Nicholas Chandler had eloped with the wife of Devin St Clair, the Marquis of Huntington. Now the two families had to meet, for Dev's sister Jessica was to marry Adam Chandler. Dev had no idea when he attended the betrothal party that he would end up engaged to Nicholas's sister, Sarah, all because he had come to her rescue when she got into difficulties What possible success could such a marriage have
