Lucinda Brant is a New York Times and USA Today bestselling author of Georgian historical romances and mysteries. Her novels are described as from 'the Golden Age of romance with a modern voice' and 'heart-wrenching drama with a happily ever after'. She immerses herself in the 18th century, bringing its world to life through compelling narratives that blend passion with intrigue for her readers.
Set against the opulent backdrop of the Court of Versailles, Antonia's daring escape unfolds with the help of the enigmatic Duke of Roxton, whose reputation for danger complicates her trust. As their fates intertwine, her faith in him could lead to both salvation and peril, highlighting themes of loyalty and risk in a treacherous political landscape.
The story unfolds a year after Roxton's heroic rescue of Antonia from the clutches of the Comte de Salvan. Despite Salvan's ongoing schemes from exile, Roxton is resolute in protecting his wife's happiness and ensuring their life together remains untainted by past threats. The narrative explores themes of love, loyalty, and the struggle against malevolent forces, highlighting Roxton's commitment to safeguarding their future.
Set against the backdrop of the opulent Roxton family, this Cinderella romance unfolds in 1786, featuring a love story between a wealthy duke's son and a destitute orphan. The narrative explores themes of class disparity and the transformative power of love within a glittering aristocratic society.
A Georgian Historical Romance
A mischievous ghost's unexpected return disrupts the lives of the Roxton family, known for their eccentricities. As the aristocratic members navigate their unusual dynamics, they find themselves entangled in an unexpected romance, blending humor and intrigue in a captivating tale of love and the supernatural.
Roxton Letters Volume One: A Companion to the Roxton Family Saga Books 1-3
The book offers a collection of private letters from the Roxton family, covering the years 1743 to 1777, and serves as a companion to the acclaimed Roxton Family Saga. These letters provide insight into the family's dynamics and historical context, enriching the narrative established in the earlier novels. A foreword by Alice-Victoria, the 10th Duchess of Roxton, adds a contemporary perspective, connecting the past with the present.
London and Hampshire, 1777: The story of Alisdair 'Dair' Fitzstuart: nobleman, ex-soldier, and rogue, and Aurora 'Rory' Talbot: spinster, pineapple fancier, and granddaughter of England's Spymaster General, and how they fall in love. Standalone fourth book in the acclaimed Roxton family saga
Set against a backdrop of nobility and heartache, the story follows a beautiful duchess who is engulfed in sorrow for her lost love. As she navigates the complexities of her social standing and the expectations of her title, her journey reveals themes of love, loss, and resilience. The narrative explores her emotional struggles and the impact of grief on her life, ultimately leading her to seek solace and meaning in a world that feels empty without her beloved.
Set against a backdrop of romance and deception, the story follows twelve-year-old Deborah, who is married to Julian, the volatile heir to the Roxton Dukedom. After Julian vanishes, he returns incognito years later, complicating Deborah's life as she falls for a wounded duelist, unaware he is her husband. As secrets unravel, including Julian's dangerous reputation and a hidden past, Deborah must confront betrayal and decide if their love can endure the truth of Julian's identity and actions.
A forced marriage between the Earl of Salt Hendon and squire's daughter Jane Despard shocks Society and sets the stage for a tumultuous journey. As they confront their painful pasts, the couple must navigate their evolving feelings while facing a dangerous family opposition determined to destroy their union, even resorting to murder. The story explores themes of love, resilience, and the struggle against societal expectations.