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This is a historical erotic short story (word count 4,540). Jess finds herself out of her depths as she tries to accept and settle into her new life as a Lady, after finding her long lost mother and twin sister. For despite all her efforts she cannot help but feel constrained by all the rules...

The Sundial written by Fred M. White. This book was published in 1908. And now republish in ebook format. We believe this work is culturally important in its original archival form. While we strive to adequately clean and digitally enhance the original work, there are occasionally instances where...

Revenge Was A Kind Of Justice One perfectly suited to the rocky coast of Cornwall that Morgan Pendaris could again call home. Having won back his birthright, he could now savor his title, his lands…and the exotic charms of Lalia, the widow of his enemy-who held his heart in the palm of her...

This sweeping trilogy uncovers the tragedy and passion in the war between the north and the south. Winner of eight Romantic Times awards, with over twenty-million copies in print, USA Today–bestselling author Sara Orwig is the undisputed queen of historical romance. In the start of this saga,...

Duty clashes with desire when Quincey agrees to give dowdy Felicity one night of passion. Lady Felicity Merryweather knows her middling looks and fortune mean she is unlikely ever to marry. But before she settles into a life of dull spinsterhood, she wants one night of passion to remember –...

This is a historical erotic short story (word count 3,926).Sabrina wants to end the affair she is having with her Master’s grown son Jason, who uses her as he pleases for sport. Not that it’s entirely his fault, Sabrina just cannot say no to his demanding ways!So you would think that when...

The marquess’s fair lady Lord Alexander Whitemore would rather train racehorses than take unconventional but beguiling Lina Lock from gypsy dancer to perfect debutante. However, to win a wager, he’s willing to try! Lina is tired of fairs and fortune-telling. So when Alex’s unusual...

Heléne de Laurant has not forgotten how the Earl of Gunthar destroyed her father’s castle during Henry II’s war with his sons. Apparently neither have her family and friends, for when someone tries to murder Gunthar, every sign points in their direction. Heléne realizes the only way to prove...

Sigmaringen, 1876. Fort de sa victoire dans le concours de pêche organisé par la ligue danubienne, Ilia Brusch, maître pêcheur magyar, se lance dans un pari insensé : 3000 kilomètres le long du Danube, sans vivre d'autres ressources que celle de sa pêche! Mais lorsque les escales se mettent...

This is a steamy historical romance short story (word count 5,833).Lady Charlotte Clifford has always held a soft spot for her childhood friend Luke.However she believes that any feelings on her side towards him are pointless for Luke does not seem to share her romantic admiration in return....

Beholden to an irresistible rogue… When her half sister goes missing, respectable Faye Shawcross is at her wits’ end! Convinced her impulsive younger sister has gotten herself mired in potential scandal, Faye is unsure whom to turn to for help—certainly not her upstanding fiancé. The...

A proper lady…and an improper lord! Lady Mary Farren is a sensible, practical country girl. But on her long-awaited Grand Tour, she’s determined to find adventure. She’s thrilled when the chance purchase of an unusual painting draws her into a mystery…and brings her to the attention of...

From the drawing rooms of Regency London to the wilds of Scotland, Adrienne Basso spins a tempestuous tale of secrets, surprises, and breathtaking passion. . . She Ran From A Broken Heart. . . A pillar of decorum and decency, Harriet Sainthill suddenly finds herself the object of scandal...

The "Great White Fleet" was sent around the world by President Theodore Roosevelt from 16 December 1907 to 22 February 1909 and consisted of sixteen new battleships of the Atlantic Fleet. The battleships were painted white except for gilded scrollwork on their bows, hence the nickname. When...