Regency Rogues: Redemption Series by Rebecca Ruger

Trevor Wentworth, the Earl of Leven, returns from Wellington’s side to learn his father left the estate near bankrupt. With little choice but to marry money, he settles on the cold and aloof Sabrina Kent. But it is her sister, Nicole, who wins his heart. Yet a few stolen and wonderful kiss are not enough to make him forget his duty to all the people depending on Sabrina’s inheritance to put the estate to rights... moreTrevor Wentworth, the Earl of Leven, returns from Wellington’s side to learn his father left the estate near bankrupt. With little choice but to marry money, he settles on the cold and aloof Sabrina Kent. But it is her sister, Nicole, who wins his heart. Yet a few stolen and wonderful kiss are not enough to make him forget his duty to all the people depending on Sabrina’s inheritance to put the estate to rights. Nicole is head-over-heels for Trevor, but that won’t allow her to be disloyal to her sister—until Sabrina begs her to intercede and try to talk Trevor out of the marriage. Nicole reluctantly agrees and when they are caught in a compromising position, it’s Nicole whom Trevor is forced to marry. Thinking Nicole has betrayed him to aid her sister, he wants nothing to do with her and abandons his new bride at his rarely-used country house. When he finally returns to claim his young wife, will it be too late? less

The Earl of Lindsey, Zachary Benedict, reads his father’s will and bristles at a sizable bequeath to one Emma Ainsley. Confused as to why his very proper father would be leaving monies to a woman, he seeks her out, finding her to be only a chambermaid in a traveler’s inn, and with a child. Assuming the child is his father’s by-blow, Zach knows well his duty and insists the child be raised as his father would have wanted. If only he weren’t so completely fascinated by his sire’s former mistress... moreThe Earl of Lindsey, Zachary Benedict, reads his father’s will and bristles at a sizable bequeath to one Emma Ainsley. Confused as to why his very proper father would be leaving monies to a woman, he seeks her out, finding her to be only a chambermaid in a traveler’s inn, and with a child. Assuming the child is his father’s by-blow, Zach knows well his duty and insists the child be raised as his father would have wanted. If only he weren’t so completely fascinated by his sire’s former mistress. But things are not as they seem. Emma resents the earl’s very authoritarian manner as he tries to dictate her life now, and she wishes to God he would stop kissing her so temptingly. She wants nothing to do with him or his father’s bequest, but Zachary Benedict cannot get her out of his mind, so he’s surely not about to let her out of his life. less

When Tristan Noel, the devilish rogue Lord Beckwith, meets Sophia Hadleigh at a ball, he is instantly smitten. He knows he’ll tire of her, as he usually does with any woman who catches his fancy, but he’s happy to exhaust his interest in her charming company. And yet she disappears, seemingly into thin air, before Tristan can even claim his first kiss. When next he meets Miss Hadleigh, it is one year later, and her circumstances are vastly different... moreWhen Tristan Noel, the devilish rogue Lord Beckwith, meets Sophia Hadleigh at a ball, he is instantly smitten. He knows he’ll tire of her, as he usually does with any woman who catches his fancy, but he’s happy to exhaust his interest in her charming company. And yet she disappears, seemingly into thin air, before Tristan can even claim his first kiss. When next he meets Miss Hadleigh, it is one year later, and her circumstances are vastly different. He finds her wandering the countryside alone and in despair, not at all the captivating minx he’d met last year. He senses some nefarious tactic at play, but having been haunted by her captivating emerald gaze, Trevor readily offers her escape from a wicked cousin with designs on her inheritance. “Him or me,” the handsome earl commands, forcing Sophia to choose between the devil she knows and this one, whose cool and compelling gaze seems to hold an entirely different set of problems. “I choose you.” Now all the self-indulgent earl has to do is prove to the very alluring Sophia that he is worthy of her love. less