Davonshire Series by Olivia Gaines

As a very successful venture capitalist, he almost had everything a man could want, lots of money, extreme good looks and a smile that could win over a moose. But he wanted most was a wife who would share his life and a dream to build something grand. Taking a new approach to romance, he logged into an online dating site with one name, Gawain, hoping to find a lady in waiting. As a prominent biomedical researcher, life could get rather lonely spending every day and night in a lab... moreAs a very successful venture capitalist, he almost had everything a man could want, lots of money, extreme good looks and a smile that could win over a moose. But he wanted most was a wife who would share his life and a dream to build something grand. Taking a new approach to romance, he logged into an online dating site with one name, Gawain, hoping to find a lady in waiting. As a prominent biomedical researcher, life could get rather lonely spending every day and night in a lab. As proud as she was of her accomplishments, the life that she led was empty. Honestly, she would be happy just to find someone to have an in depth conversation. On a long weekend with nothing to do, she logged into a dating website, hoping to find at least a kindred soul or a knight in shining armor to end her boring evenings. She logged into the system as “Guinevere” hoping Lancelot was out there. What she found instead was a man on a quest for love. He opened the conversation with a simple question, “what would it take to win our heart? less

Elsie Mae Booker was pleased that the CEO of Davonshire House had picked her as the ghost writer for the reclusive romance author W.E. Devons, but living on the remote ranch came with many challenges. It was hard to hide her shock when she found out that Devons wasn't a woman, but that was the least of her problems. One of the biggest was falling in love with the ranch. Second was falling in love with her boss.

David Devonshire has struck again, this time he has turned the tables on his sister. Vanity Devons wasn’t pleased that her big brother David had set up a meeting with Nigel Strathmore, a stodgy British textile manufacturer for an exclusive line of silks. But there was something about Nigel. The problem was she liked him. A great deal. “If you truly want me, come and get me,” she told him in jest, knowing that he did not like to fly. Especially over water... moreDavid Devonshire has struck again, this time he has turned the tables on his sister. Vanity Devons wasn’t pleased that her big brother David had set up a meeting with Nigel Strathmore, a stodgy British textile manufacturer for an exclusive line of silks. But there was something about Nigel. The problem was she liked him. A great deal. “If you truly want me, come and get me,” she told him in jest, knowing that he did not like to fly. Especially over water. The surprise was on her when he showed up at her brother’s wedding, to accept her offer. less