Grace Burrowes Books

This collection features two previously published novellas that are intricately linked to the Windham family series. Readers can expect engaging stories that delve into the lives and relationships of the Windham family, offering a deeper understanding of their dynamics and adventures. The novellas provide a blend of romance and family drama, showcasing the unique challenges and triumphs faced by the characters in this beloved series.

Set against the backdrop of rural England, Lady Violet seeks to escape the chaos of London, but her plans change when she learns of Hugh St. Sevier's murder accusation. As a handsome physician, Hugh's refusal to assist in his defense complicates matters, drawing Lady Violet into a web of intrigue. Her journey reveals not only her determination to uncover the truth but also the challenges of navigating societal expectations and personal desires in a time of crisis.

The story revolves around Valerian, a charming yet financially struggling man, who finds himself deeply attracted to the wealthy heiress Emily Pepper. His desire for her is complicated by his sense of honor, as he believes he must achieve financial independence before pursuing a marriage with her. The narrative explores themes of love, social status, and the challenges of maintaining integrity in romantic pursuits.

The story follows Lord Julian Caldicott as he navigates the complexities of a potential scandal involving a small boy who could either save or ruin his family's reputation. While recovering from war, Julian must uncover the truth about the boy's parentage, as multiple women assert that the late Lord Harry Caldicott is the child's father. This investigation intertwines themes of family loyalty, legacy, and the impact of past decisions on the present.

Darius Lindesy, caught in a web of financial struggles, agrees to one last engagement with the charming Lady Vivian Longstreet, hoping it will alleviate his burdens. As he navigates this contract with a society lady, he discovers that what he anticipated would strip him of his dignity instead revives his honor and awakens his heart. The story explores themes of personal sacrifice, societal expectations, and the transformative power of love.

Set against the backdrop of societal expectations, the story explores the complexities of love and marriage. Characters navigate the pressures of matrimony while grappling with personal desires and family obligations. As relationships evolve, themes of loyalty, sacrifice, and the quest for happiness emerge, highlighting the tension between societal norms and individual aspirations. Through engaging dialogues and emotional depth, the narrative delves into what it truly means to commit to another person in a world filled with expectations.

Set against the backdrop of London society, the story follows Catherine Fairchild, a young woman grappling with her status as a legitimate by-blow. After losing her diplomat parents, she discovers her unexpected fortune as an heiress and the potential to preserve her family's title through the female line. As she navigates her newfound identity and the complexities of social standing, Catherine's journey explores themes of belonging, inheritance, and the challenges of redefining one's place in society.

She needed a plan. What she found was a marquis... Lady Evie Windham has a secret to keep, and a wedding night would ruin everything. She's determined to avoid marriage as long as possible, but with her parents pushing potential partners her way from every direction, she needs a miracle. When she meets Lucas Denning, the newly titled Marquis of Deene, Evie knows he could be the answer. Lucas Denning has a secret of his own, and he's finding it harder and harder to ward off the ladies who seem to think him a suitable husband. He doesn't think they'd be so keen if they knew of the gambling debts he inherited and can't repay. When Lady Eve suggests that they could be each other's decoy, it seems like the perfect way to keep all eyes off of him for a while. What he didn't expect was the steamy kiss that no one was supposed to see, and that he never saw coming... "Captivating... [Burrowes] masterfully turns a simple kiss into an exceptional moment ripe with anticipation."--Publishers Weekly "Touching and hypnotic...a beautifully unfolding love story."--Night Owl Reviews TOP PICK "Intelligent, well written and fabulously passionate... Grace Burrowes always delivers a delectable story."--The Romance Review "A cleverly written, passion-filled historical romance that will keep readers eagerly turning the pages."--Romance Junkies

The story follows Oak Dorning, an aspiring artist eager to establish himself as a leading portraitist in London. Faced with the high costs of city life, he takes a temporary job restoring old paintings for a widow in the countryside. This detour offers him not only a chance to hone his skills but also to navigate the complexities of art, ambition, and the unexpected turns of life outside the bustling city.

Set against the backdrop of 19th-century England, a reluctant nobleman grapples with his unexpected inheritance of a brothel. As he hires a courtesan to manage the establishment, he discovers a deep emotional connection with her. When danger threatens Letty, his feelings compel him to protect her, challenging his initial intentions of distancing himself. The story explores themes of love, sacrifice, and the struggle for respectability amidst societal judgment, as David confronts his own values and responsibilities toward Letty.

The investigation into Evelyn Tait's five-year disappearance leads Lord Julian Caldicott through a web of lies and resistance from those expected to help. As he navigates the cold trail, the case strains his relationship with his close friend Hyperia West, creating tension and complicating his search for the truth. The story weaves themes of friendship and betrayal against the backdrop of a mysterious and elusive past.

Sycamore Dorning grapples with his loneliness as he witnesses his siblings fall into marriage, while he remains wealthy yet unfulfilled. Despite his fondness for women, he longs for a partner who can embrace his complex and outspoken nature. The story explores themes of love, individuality, and the challenges of finding true companionship amidst societal expectations.

Struggling with poor health and a damaged reputation after the war, Lord Julian Caldicott seeks solitude to recover. However, his plans are thwarted when his godmother persuades him to accompany her to a rural house party. There, unexpected events challenge his desire for privacy and force him to confront his past and the social dynamics around him.

Matilda Merridew, now a widowed and weary woman, faces financial struggles when she encounters Marcus, Lord Tremont. He offers her a generous salary and stable living arrangements in exchange for her help in managing a household filled with unruly former soldiers. This intriguing proposition sets the stage for a unique partnership, blending themes of resilience and unexpected companionship amidst the challenges of her new role.

Ash Dorning has loved Lady Della Haddonfield from afar for years. He has played the part of the cordial family connection and battled every demon from lack of funds, to meddling relatives, to a recurring case of the blue devils-while other men have won Della's smiles. When Della lands in the midst of scandal, those fellows who fawned over her hand disappear behind the nearest potted palms, leaving Ash to waltz to the rescue. Della is compromised by a thoroughgoing bounder, and only Ash's loyalty stands between her and hopeless ruin. But Ash has played least in sight with her for too long, and too many secrets lie between them for Della to believe that Ash is motivated by anything other than gentlemanly duty. When trouble comes calling once again, Ash and Della either learn to trust their love, or they will lose everything they hold dear-including each other.

Fabianus Haviland, Viscount Penweather, seeks a new beginning in the wintery wilds of Dorsetshire, far from his previous romantic entanglements. While he is slightly lonely, his journey is driven by a desire for change rather than another affair. The setting promises a backdrop for personal transformation and exploration, hinting at deeper themes of solitude and the quest for connection in an unwelcoming season.

This collection features two previously published Regency novellas, showcasing the charm and intrigue of the era. Each story weaves romance and societal challenges, highlighting the lives of characters navigating love amidst the constraints of their time. Readers can expect engaging plots filled with wit, passion, and the distinctive customs of the Regency period, making it a delightful read for fans of historical romance.

Amidst the pressures of matchmaking during the holiday season, the Duke of Dunfallon seeks refuge in a library, inadvertently becoming entangled in a misunderstanding. The librarian, Emerald Armstrong, misidentifies him as a curate, leading to a comedic twist. This encounter sets the stage for a charming narrative filled with mistaken identities and the complexities of social expectations, as Dunfallon navigates the challenges of romance and duty.

The latest utterly charming Regency romance from the bestselling Grace Burrowes.

Set in the Regency era, this romance follows a spirited heroine who finds herself entangled with a charming duke. As they navigate the complexities of society and their own desires, themes of love, duty, and personal freedom emerge. The story is rich with witty banter and emotional depth, highlighting the challenges of adhering to societal expectations while pursuing true happiness. Their journey promises both passion and intrigue, making it a captivating tale for fans of historical romance.

Navigating her new life as a widow, Lady Violet Belmaine is called to her family's estate for a sibling's wedding. The journey is lightened by the company of Hugh St. Sevier, though the arrival of Sebastian MacHeath complicates her emotions. As she confronts her past and the dynamics of family and romance, Violet must find her footing amidst the celebrations and unexpected tensions.

A proper lady must choose between society or the untitled gentleman who has stolen her heart in this captivating Regency romance by New York Times bestselling author Grace Burrowes.

After a short, troubled marriage, Trenton Lindsey, heir to the Wilton earldom, finds himself a widower with three small children. His year of mourning leaves him adrift, until his brother, Darius, forces him to take a repairing lease in Surrey. Social conventions require Trent to call on his recently widowed neighbor, Elegy Hampton, Lady Rammel, and as friendship develops, consolation of an intimate sort tempts them both. Just as Trent acknowledges the joy and pleasure to be shared with Ellie, an unseen enemy threatens him and Ellie, too. Can he reach for the love Ellie offers, when some one else is trying to take his life?

Focusing on the theme of emotional expression, this book explores the complexities of human feelings and the societal pressures surrounding them. It delves into the lives of characters who grapple with their intense emotions, challenging the notion that vulnerability is a weakness. Through relatable scenarios and insightful reflections, it encourages readers to embrace their feelings rather than suppress them, promoting a deeper understanding of emotional health and authenticity in relationships.

The story centers on Miss Dorcas Delancey, a vicar's daughter dedicated to helping the less fortunate, who has built walls around her heart to fend off suitors. Her world shifts when she encounters Alasdhair MacKay, a gruff former officer who unexpectedly captures her affection. As he takes on the care of a motherless infant that Dorcas's family refuses to recognize, she begins to uncover the nobility hidden beneath his rough exterior, challenging her perceptions of love and honor.

Set against the stunning backdrop of the Scottish countryside and the Lakes, the story follows Lady Violet Belmaine as she embarks on an unexpected detour with her escort, Hugh St. Sevier. While she relishes the picturesque landscapes, the reunion with St. Sevier's former army friends unveils underlying tensions and mysteries, hinting that not everything is as it seems among his acquaintances.

A relentless investigation uncovers hidden truths and secrets, delving into the complexities of human nature and the impact of choices. The narrative unfolds through a gripping plot, featuring well-developed characters who face moral dilemmas and unexpected twists. Themes of justice, loyalty, and the quest for redemption drive the story, making it a compelling read for those who appreciate suspense and depth in character development.

Lady Violet Belmaine grapples with the peculiar expectation that a widow must attend every wedding as she journeys to rural Scotland for a friend's celebration. Accompanied by her charming physician friend, Hugh St. Sevier, she anticipates the festivities, only to face an unexpected twist when the groom goes missing. This situation challenges Violet's grieving process and sets the stage for unforeseen developments in her life.

Set against the backdrop of a country house party, Lady Violet Belmaine reluctantly reenters society after mourning for two years. Encouraged by her French physician friend, Hugh St. Sevier, she quickly becomes embroiled in a mystery as the guests fall victim to a cunning thief. The story unfolds with intrigue and suspense, exploring themes of social expectations and personal transformation amidst the chaos of the theft.

Scandal abounds in the third book in the sparkling Regency romance series Rogues to Riches, by bestselling author Grace Burrowes

Aiming to preserve her independence, Miss Charlotte Windham orchestrates a minor scandal with the help of the charming and ambitious Lucas Sherbourne. However, an unexpected kiss complicates her plans, propelling the two toward an unexpected marriage. As their relationship evolves, Charlotte must navigate the challenges of love and societal expectations while grappling with her desire for autonomy.

Set against the bleak backdrop of the Yorkshire moors, a solitary vicar's holiday is disrupted when Miss Joy Danforth and her brother find themselves stranded. With no refuge from the harsh weather, they turn to the vicarage, which is unusually desolate. This unexpected encounter promises to bring warmth and companionship to a lonely season, as the vicar prepares to navigate the challenges of the impending storm alongside his new guests.

With her trademark wit, New York Times bestselling author Grace Burrowes delivers a charming Regency romance featuring a duke in disguise and a hellion trying to convince Society she's a lady.

New York Times bestselling author Grace Burrowes introduces us to the unconventional Wentworth family in this charming Regency romance with a Cinderella twist.

"Abandoned in France since boyhood, despite being heir to an English barony, Sebastian St. Clair makes impossible choices to survive a tour of duty in the French Army. He returns to England hoping for the peaceful life of a country gentleman, though old enemies insist on challenging him on the field of honor, one after another. Millicent Danforth desperately needs her position as companion to the Traitor Baron's aunt, but grieves to learn that Sebastian must continually fight a war long over. As Sebastian and Milly explore their growing passion, they uncover a plot that will cost Sebastian his life and honor, unless he does battle once more."--Back cover.

The first in Windham Brides, a brand new spin-off series by bestselling Historical romance author Grace Burrowes, author of the Windham series.

An enchanting new Regency romance with a fairy-tale twist from New York Times bestselling author Grace Burrowes.

A new duke and a woman with a secret in her past get a second chance at love in this delightful and charming Regency romance. With her trademark wit, New York Times bestselling author Grace Burrowes delivers the fifth romance in her Rogues to Riches series.

The third novel in the Windham Brides Regency romance series from USA Today bestselling author Grace Burrowes features a delightful battle of wills as a swoonworthy Welsh duke runs up against the trademark stubbornness of the Windham sisters.

The second novel in the Windham Brides Regency series from USA Today bestselling author Grace Burrowes.

"Exquisitely crafted, intensely memorable romance."--Library Journal, STARRED Review Between his high-handedness and her pride, what could possibly go wrong? Noah Winters, Duke of Anselm, proposes to prim Lady Thea Collins because he refuses to waste time on courtship nonsense and Lady Thea should make a good, obedient duchess. Noah prides himself on his practicality, so he's dismayed when his engagement to Lady Thea embroils him in nothing but trouble. Is he courting a duchess of convenience or a ducal disaster? Lady Thea has fallen on hard times, and accepts His Grace's proposal because he shows every indication of being a distant and manageable husband. When the duke intrudes into every aspect of Thea's life, and adds humor, tenderness and passionate kisses to their bargain, Thea must take His Grace firmly in hand. Regency Romances from Grace Burrowes: The Heir (The Windhams: The Duke's Obsession, Book 1) Lady Sophie's Christmas Wish (The Windhams: The Duke's Daughters, Book 1) The Captive Duke (Captive Hearts, Book 1) Additional Praise for The Duke's Disaster: "I fell head-over-heels-in-love with this book, the characters, the plot...I think it's one of the best romances for years to come!"--Night Owl Reviews, Top Pick!

Set against a backdrop of trade and negotiation, the story follows Tremaine St. Michael as he attempts to sell fancy sheep to the Earl of Bellefonte. Lady Nita, the earl's sister, emerges as a compelling character, embodying pragmatism and selflessness while grappling with her own weariness from charitable duties and envy of her siblings' happiness in marriage. Their interactions highlight themes of ambition, familial duty, and the complexities of personal desires.

"Miss Abigail Abbott desperately needs to disappear--permanently--and the only person she trusts to help her do that is Lord Stephen Wentworth, heir to the Duke of Walden. Stephen is brilliant, charming, and--when he needs to be--absolutely ruthless. So ruthless that he proposes marriage instead of murder to keep Abigail safe. Stephen was smitten the instant his sister introduced him to Abigail, a woman with the dignity and determination of a duchess and the courage of a lioness. When she accepts his courtship of convenience, he also discovers she kisses like his most intimate wish come true. For Abigail, their arrangement is a sham to escape her dangerous enemies. For Stephen, it's his one chance to share a lifetime with the lady of his dreams--if only he can convince her his love is real."--Provided by publisher.

Let bestselling author Grace Burrowes whisk you away to Regency England for a Christmas romance you won't soon forget! The Windhams are getting ready for the holidays, and Lady Jenny is hopeful Christmas will bring her what she's always desired... Elijah Harrison left home ten years ago, swearing he wouldn't come back until he'd gained entry into the Royal Academy of Arts. Now the last step toward winning a nomination to the Academy includes painting portraits of the elderly Viscount Rothgreb's grandchildren. Their aunt, Lady Jenny Windham, has offered to assist him with his young subjects. Elijah recognizes Jenny from previous artistic encounters, and soon sees that she is not only beautiful, kind, and patient--she's also a talented artist in her own right. Jenny knows that her passion for painting will never be taken seriously. She's determined to leave London and pursueher dreams away from her overprotective family. Being near Elijah makes her wish she could have both the man and her art, but as Christmas draws nearer, it looks like she'll have to choose between staying with the man she loves, or leaving for the life she's always dreamt of.

Set against the backdrop of a charming coastal town, the story unfolds as two individuals from different walks of life find themselves drawn together by fate. Their blossoming romance navigates the complexities of personal struggles and the power of love, all while exploring themes of healing and self-discovery. With vivid descriptions of the seaside landscape and relatable characters, the narrative captures the essence of summer love and the transformative journey it can inspire.

Beckman Haddonfield, known for his tendency to escape challenges, faces a pivotal moment when tasked with restoring a family property. In the process, he encounters Sara Hunt, a woman who inspires him to reconsider his nomadic lifestyle and embrace the idea of settling down. Their connection challenges his instinct to run and offers a glimpse into the possibility of a lasting relationship.

The protagonist has mastered the art of self-sufficiency, navigating life with minimal expectations and desires. As she faces the challenges of her past and present, she begins to uncover the importance of vulnerability and connection. Through her journey, themes of resilience, personal growth, and the struggle for fulfillment emerge, leading her to reconsider what it truly means to ask for help and embrace her needs. This exploration of emotional depth reveals the transformative power of relationships and self-acceptance.

Trevor, Marquess of Tavistock, returns home determined to marry and restore his finances. His solicitors encourage him to select a wealthy bride to fulfill his duties as a marchioness, highlighting the financial pressures he faces after years of indulgence abroad. The story explores themes of responsibility and societal expectations as Trevor navigates the challenges of finding a suitable partner while contending with his past.

Haunted by a boating tragedy, Andrew Alexander, Earl of Greymoor, struggles with his feelings for the enchanting Astrid Worthington. Upon returning to England, he discovers that Astrid is now a widow and pregnant, which complicates his emotions further. As they navigate their past and present, the tension between grief and desire deepens, forcing Andrew to confront his memories and the undeniable pull he feels toward Astrid.

The story revolves around Miss Ann Pearson, a skilled professional cook at the prestigious Coventry Club, who is approached by Colonel Sir Orion Goddard to mentor a neglected young girl. Initially reluctant to take on the responsibility, Ann finds herself drawn to Orion's respectful demeanor and gruff charm. This unexpected partnership leads her to confront her reservations and embrace the opportunity to make a difference in the girl's life, blending themes of mentorship and personal growth.

The story follows Gabriel North, who has been living under an assumed identity as a steward at the Three Springs estate, concealing his survival from his family for two years. As he develops feelings for Polonaise Hunt, the estate's cook, he faces the urgent need to uncover the mystery behind the attempts on his life. Gabriel's journey intertwines themes of love, identity, and the quest for safety, as he navigates the dangers of his past before he can envision a future with Polonaise.

Featuring two previously published novellas set in the Regency era, this collection immerses readers in the charm and intrigue of the period. Each story unfolds with rich historical detail, exploring themes of love, societal expectations, and personal growth. The characters navigate the complexities of romance amidst the constraints of their time, offering a delightful blend of wit and emotion. Fans of Regency romance will find both novellas to be engaging and evocative, capturing the essence of the era's allure.

Set against the backdrop of artistic ambition and societal indifference, Psyche Fremont struggles to gain recognition for her talent while pursuing her passion for art. Her encounter with Michael Delancey, a handsome model with his own hidden truths, leads to an unexpected romance. As their relationship deepens, both must confront their secrets and the challenge of opening their hearts to love.

Set during the enchanting season of mistletoe, this collection features two heartwarming novellas that explore themes of love and holiday magic. The stories intertwine romance with festive traditions, capturing the spirit of connection and the joy of unexpected encounters. Each novella offers a unique perspective on relationships, making it a perfect read for those looking to embrace the warmth of the holiday season.

Will Dorning, the heir to the Earl of Casriel, balances the responsibilities of family duty with a solitary existence, finding solace in his beloved dogs. In contrast, Lady Susannah Haddonfield, who has little tolerance for animals, faces the challenge of pretending to enjoy their company to secure her sister's future. Their opposing views on dogs set the stage for potential conflict and unexpected connections as they navigate societal expectations and personal desires.

The story centers on Lady Violet and Sebastian MacHeath as they navigate their unconventional marriage during a summer house party. Seeking a break from intrusive relatives, they quickly find themselves embroiled in a scandal when their host's ward faces accusations of misconduct. As tensions rise and family conflicts deepen, Violet suspects a conspiracy aimed at tarnishing the young man's reputation, prompting her to take action to uncover the truth.

Struggling with personal loss, Daniel Banks seeks a fresh start as a vicar in Haddondale, aided by the Earl of Bellefonte. In this new chapter, he encounters Lady Kirsten Haddonfield, who has also faced her share of hardships. Their shared experiences of adversity create a bond, suggesting themes of healing and resilience as they navigate their intertwined fates in a small community.

This collection features three Regency novellas that transport readers to a world of romance and intrigue. Each story weaves together themes of love, societal expectations, and personal growth, showcasing the complexities of relationships in the Regency era. With engaging characters and captivating plots, these novellas offer a delightful escape into a time of elegance and charm, perfect for fans of historical romance.

This collection features two Regency novellas that explore themes of love and desire. "A is for Amorous" delves into the romantic entanglements of its characters, while "Architect of My Dreams" offers a glimpse into the transformative power of love and ambition. Both stories blend humor and passion, showcasing the charm of the Regency era through engaging narratives and relatable characters. Ideal for fans of historical romance, these novellas promise delightful escapism.

Set against a backdrop of rural life, Guinevere Hollister dedicates herself to raising her daughter, Rose, while managing the estate as a poor relation. When Douglas Allen, Viscount Amery, arrives for lessons in land stewardship, a connection blossoms between them. However, their burgeoning relationship is threatened by the Duke of Moreland, who seeks to take Rose from Gwen and may force her into a marriage with his heir. The story intertwines themes of love, family, and the struggle for autonomy amidst societal pressures.

Heir to the Bellefonte earldom, Nicholas Haddonfield has made a promise to his dying father that he'll marry before the Season's over. When Nick meets Lady Leah Lindsey, he realizes he's found not only a damsel in need of rescuing, but also a perfect countess of convenience. Then he spoils everything by falling in love with his wife...the one woman he can never, ever have.

Książka wydana w serii Wielkie Litery – w specjalnym formacie z dużą czcionką dla seniorów i osób słabowidzących. BESTSELLER „NEW YORK TIMESA” „Głębokie uczucia, silne emocje i groźna tajemnica to znak firmowy Grace Burrowes”. „Romantic Times” Axel Belmont, zamożny i poważany botanik, pełni urząd sędziego pokoju. Dlatego musi zbadać okoliczności śmierci właś­ciciela sąsiedniego majątku, pułkownika Stoneleigha. Od pierwszej chwili jest jasne, że pułkownik padł ofiarą morderstwa. Czy popełniła je jego żona, piękna i tajemnicza Abi­gail? Im bardziej Axel zagłębia się w przeszłość Stoneleigha, tym więcej odkrywa jego zbrodniczych machinacji. Tym bardziej utwierdza się w przekonaniu, że Abby jest niewinna. I tym mocniej bije dla niej jego serce... Lecz czy zdoła rozwiązać zagadkę, nim zbrodniarz uderzy znowu? GRACE BURROWES to autorka bestsellerów „New York Timesa” i „USA Today”, uhonorowana najbardziej prestiżowym wyróżnieniem gatunku: RITA Award (odpowiednik filmowego Oscara). Ukończyła nauki polityczne, muzykologię i prawo. Jej powieści, sprzedane w ponad milionie egzemplarzy, są w czołówce list bestsellerów Amazonu (często na 1. miejscach) najlepszych romansów z epoki regencji.

Christian, duc de Mercie, combattait aux côtés de Wellington lorsqu’il est tombé aux mains de l'ennemi. C'est donc un homme brisé qui, de retour en Angleterre, reçoit la visite de lady Gillian venue lui annoncer que sa fille Lucille dépérit, seule dans son domaine de Severn. Consciente que Christian n'est pas capable pour l'heure d'assumer ses responsabilités de père et de châtelain, Gillian accepte de l'assister. Après tout, elle aussi doit oublier ses propres démons et espère trouver l'apaisement à Severn. Elle ignore que si Christian s'est accroché à la vie, c'est uniquement pour assouvir le désir de vengeance qui lui ronge l'âme...

„Romanse Burrowes rozpalają zmysły i poruszają duszę.” „Romantic Times Book Reviews” Mężczyźni, którzy zamknęli swe serca przed miłością, i kobiety, które potrafią je otworzyć, w trzeciej powieści mistrzyni z cyklu Uwięzione serca. Po latach spędzonych na wojnie Michael Brodie wraca do swego szkockiego zamku i odkrywa, że narzeczona, którą tu zostawił, stała się mu zupełnie obca. Brenna jest niezależna, pewna siebie… i wściekła, że nie było go tak długo. Lecz tak naprawdę Brenna jest zraniona i zmęczona ciągłą walką o szacunek otoczenia. Michael zostawił ją, kiedy go najbardziej potrzebowała i nie pojawiał się, choć wojna dawno się skończyła. Teraz mężczyzna, który ją porzucił, wraca – dojrzalszy, opiekuńczy i wciąż zakochany. Lecz jakiego wyboru dokona, gdy Brenna wyzna mu prawdę, której tak pilnie strzegła? GRACE BURROWES to autorka bestsellerów „New York Timesa” i „USA Today” sprzedanych w ponad milionie egzemplarzy, uhonorowana najbardziej prestiżowym wyróżnieniem gatunku: RITA Award (odpowiednik filmowego Oscara). Ukończyła nauki polityczne, muzykologię i prawo. Porzuciła jednak praktykę prawniczą na rzecz pisania. Jej powieści są w czołówce list bestsellerów Amazonu (często na 1. miejscach) najlepszych romansów z epoki regencji. Książka wydana w serii Wielkie Litery – w specjalnym formacie z dużą czcionką dla seniorów i osób słabowidzących.

Po očarujúcej romanci Načúvaj môjmu srdcu pokračuje populárna séria o šľachtickom rode Windhamovcov ďalším pútavým ľúbostným príbehom. Devlin Saint Just, nemanželský syn vplyvného vojvodu, sa pokúša zbaviť ťaživých spomienok na vojnu vo svojom yorkshirskom sídle. Namiesto pokojného života na vidieku ho však čaká nekonečný boj so služobníctvom, s vlastnou povahou a najmä s pôvabnou Emmaline Farnumovou, ktorá vytrvalo odoláva jeho dvoreniu. Ak si ju chce získať, musí rozlúštiť záhadu jej tajomnej minulosti, no zdá sa, že prvý raz v živote natrafil na rovnocenného súpera...

Nevšedná erotická romanca o šľachtickom rode Windhamovcov. Gayle Windham, gróf z Westhavenu, sa v snahe uniknúť nástrahám svojho otca, ktorý ho chce silou-mocou oženiť, uchýli na leto do svojho staromládeneckého domu v Londýne. Vtedy mu padne do oka jeho nová gazdiná, pôvabná, vzdelaná a kultivovaná mladá žena. Anna Seatonová bezpochyby nie je obyčajná slúžka a Gayle je odhodlaný odhaliť jej záhadnú minulosť.

Hester Danielsová se uchýlila po zrušených zásnubách ke svému bratru Mathewovi do usedlosti na skotské Vysočině. Hlídá zde bratrovu mladičkou nevlastní dceru Fionu, zatímco Mathew se svou novomanželkou tráví líbánky kdesi v Evropě. Znenadání se však na prahu objeví cizinec, který prohlašuje, že je Fioniným strýcem a domáhá se jejího poručnictví. Tiberiusi Flynnovi, dědici anglického markýze Quinwortha, velí čest vyhovět přání svého stárnoucího otce a zároveň naplnit bratrovu poslední vůli: Najde ve Skotsku svou neteř Fionu a odveze ji do bezpečí rodinného panství v Anglii. Tiberius ovšem nepředpokládal, že narazí na tvrdý odpor v podobě svéhlavé, ale také krásné, okouzlující a smyslné Hester, která nad holčičkou drží ochrannou ruku. Nepředpokládal také, že se mu tato kráska dostane pod kůži a zároveň zasáhne i jeho srdce. I když zuby nehty bojuje o opatrovnictví své neteře, zdá se, že Hester má mnohem pádnější argumenty…

Ian MacGregor, hrabě z Balfouru, je podobně jako mnoho ostatních šlechticů donucen provozovat své panství ve Skotsku jako hotel, kam se na léto sjíždějí bohatí angličtí snobi. Příjmy sice vystačí na podporu celého klanu, ale bohužel se již nedostává na ostatní výdaje. Ve snaze zachovat rodinný majetek se musí Ian oženit s bohatou anglickou dědičkou. Jako vhodná partie se jeví Genie Danielsová, které může výměnou za tučné věno nabídnout hraběcí titul. Spolu s budoucí nevěstou a početným příbuzenstvem, přijíždí na panství i Geniina nemajetná sestřenice Augusta. Když Ian začne přemýšlet nad strategií, jak svou nevěstu zaujmout, zjišťuje, že mnohem více v něm vzbuzuje zájem Augusta. Ovšem nic z toho nemůže otřást jeho přesvědčením o správnosti své volby – o ruku požádá bohatou Genii… Netrvá však dlouho a Ianovo pevné přesvědčení začíná mít trhliny. Nejen, že si s Augustou rozumí mnohem více, než se svou budoucí nevěstou, ale navíc si ho dívka dokáže podmanit svým bystrým rozumem, láskou ke Skotsku a neuvěřitelně krásnýma očima. I přesto, že Augusta k sobě přitahuje jednu katastrofu za druhou, beznadějně propadá jejím půvabům. Jenže navzdory všemu musí Ian především myslet na záchranu rodinného jmění…