Caroline: 2542 books

Sixteen more short stories of literary adventure fantasy from Beneath Ceaseless Skies, the six-time Hugo Award and nine-time World Fantasy Award finalist online magazine that Locus online calls "a premiere venue for fantastic fiction, not just online but for all media." Authors include...

LIGHTSPEED is an online science fiction and fantasy magazine. In its pages, you will find science fiction: from near-future, sociological soft SF, to far-future, star-spanning hard SF--and fantasy: from epic fantasy, sword-and-sorcery, and contemporary urban tales, to magical realism, science-fantasy,...

Harlequin Medical Romance brings you a collection of three new titles, available now! Enjoy these stories packed with pulse-racing romance and heart-racing medical drama. This Harlequin Medical Romance box set includes: THEIR OWN LITTLE MIRACLE Yoxburgh Park Hospital by...

It can take a long time to build up a life, and only moments to destroy it. Gary and Molly met in the way couples do: after a long haul of being single, quickly becoming soulmates and rejoicing in that fact. Beautiful, red-haired Molly ignites a fire in Gary and he eases the pain she feels about her...

The book was inspired by a true story. It is based on the knowledge that in life there are no happy endings and sometimes you’ll have to work a little harder than you thought no matter your age in order to make it. There are no limitations as to who can read the book.

USA Today bestselling author Caroline Linden's third novel in her Scandalous series brings together a feisty heiress, a notorious rake, and a shocking book that could bring one woman the utmost despair— or the greatest pleasure. Penelope Weston does not like Benedict Lennox, Lord Atherton....

"Deliciously sexy… A trip to the contemporary side of romance with historical flare." Catherine Bybee, New York Times best selling author of the Weekday Bride Series A stately home in the English countryside seems the ideal place for a bad boy billionaire and his bride to tie the...

A gentleman, a scoundrel, an earl, and a duke … Four charming heroes, four love stories, four novellas in one package. All novellas previously published. A STUDY IN SCANDAL Lady Samantha Lennox is fleeing an arranged marriage when she finds herself lost, accosted, and almost...

Lady Emma Bowen loves her snug little house in London. Captain Phineas Quentin hates his—except that it's near hers. Because he feels ever so much more than neighborly toward the pretty widow next door… This short story (10,000 words) originally appeared in The Mammoth Book of Regency Romance.

Two strangers are swept into a sizzling, spellbinding world of daring deception and unexpected passion… * * Marcus Reese, Duke of Exeter, has spent most of his life pulling his twin brother out of trouble. A thank you would suffice; instead, his resentful sibling forges his name to a marriage license...

The Regency era meets James Bond in the breathtaking historical romance series that the remarkable Caroline Linden kicked off with A View to a Kiss and For Your Arms Only. The passionate and exciting trilogy concludes with You Only Love Once, a story that combines intense sexual chemistry with a touch...

HE MUST RELY ON HIS TALENTS IN THE BEDROOM . . . Anthony Hamilton cannot help it. The way he looks, the way he lives, his past—it all conspires to make him a man men fear, women desire. His name fills gossip circles in a seemingly endless, lurid drama. But he’s never forgotten the only woman he’s...

The final chapter in the Scandals series Rule #1: Be discreet No one suspects Bathsheba Crawford of being the anonymous author of a wickedly scandalous series of naughty novels. But she is. Rule #2: Do not fall in love When she approaches her publisher, rakish Liam MacGregor,...

In For Your Arms Only, the second romance in Caroline Linden’s delightfully entertaining trilogy, Alexander Hayes, once wrongly accused of treason, must now complete his most dangerous mission yet. Sent back to his homeland to find a missing soldier, he must face the family who has long thought...