Harlequin Regency Romance Series 2 Series by Elizabeth Michaels

When Deborah Tollin accepts Lord Robert Eversley s offer of marriage, her happiness is complete, until news of her father s suicide reaches her.Wishing only to spare her fiance's disgrace, Deborah ends the engagement and travels to Shaftsworth, her father s country estate. Mounting evidence suggests foul play in his demise. Despite a broken heart, Deborah is determined to clear the family name of scandal... moreWhen Deborah Tollin accepts Lord Robert Eversley s offer of marriage, her happiness is complete, until news of her father s suicide reaches her.Wishing only to spare her fiance's disgrace, Deborah ends the engagement and travels to Shaftsworth, her father s country estate. Mounting evidence suggests foul play in his demise. Despite a broken heart, Deborah is determined to clear the family name of scandal.A surprise bevy of uninvited guests, including Lord Eversley, becomes stranded at Shaftsworth, and amidst a raging thunderstorm the startling truth about Deborah s father is revealed and her life changes forever. less

She could fool the ton but not herself. Overnight, Katherine L'Ecusson, daughter of a shopowner, became known as Katherine Crest, the new darling of the ton. Unbeknownst to her, Lord Ashington had agreed to stand as a brother and protect her from harm. But after a time, his feelings for her were anything but brotherly. Katherine was in a coil. She did not wish to discourage his attention, but if she did not, they would both be ruined.

HE HAD NEVER THOUGHT TO MEET HIS MATCH IN A WOMAN! Miss Meg Sutton was the wealthiest debutante to come to Town for some time. She did not lack for instant admirers from amongst the best Society had to offer. This did not, however, include Lord Wrendale, dubbed "The Cynic" for his jaundiced view of The Marriage Mart and his pledge to remain in single blessedness forever... moreHE HAD NEVER THOUGHT TO MEET HIS MATCH IN A WOMAN! Miss Meg Sutton was the wealthiest debutante to come to Town for some time. She did not lack for instant admirers from amongst the best Society had to offer. This did not, however, include Lord Wrendale, dubbed "The Cynic" for his jaundiced view of The Marriage Mart and his pledge to remain in single blessedness forever. He had never looked to meet such a one as Meg, whose own disparaging sentiments towards holy matrimony proved a challenge too unique for even the most seasoned of cynics! less