London Ladies' League Series by Trisha Messmer

4.31 · 21 ratings
  • A Duke In The Rough (London Ladies' League #1)
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    A Duke In The Rough (London Ladies' League #1)

    Trisha Messmer

    Rated: 4.16 of 5 stars
    · Steam rating: 3 of 5
    · 10 ratings · published 2024

    How can a newly minted duke escape title-seeking debutantes? Lie, of course!Lady Honoria Bell never recovered from her broken heart. Fending off suitors her marquess father forces in her path, she’s put aside hopes of marriage. However, word of a house party hosted by the new, eligible Duke of Burwood brings a renewed gleam to her father’s eye. But regardless of the new duke’s appeal, Honoria knows he won’t fill the void Drake Merrick left... more

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  • Every Rake Has A Silver Lining: A Regency Era Romance (London Ladies' League #2)
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    Every Rake Has A Silver Lining: A Regency Era Romance (London Ladies' League #2)

    Trisha Messmer

    Rated: 4.44 of 5 stars
    · 9 ratings · published 2024

    No woman can resist his charms. Enter the ice queen.Experience has taught Simon Beckham that love only leads to grief. Although he needs to marry someday and produce an heir, for now he prefers a fun dalliance. A smile, a wink, a pretty compliment, and women tumble into his bed willingly—except for one irritatingly attractive sharp-tongued harpy named Lady Charlotte Talbot... more

  • A Picture Is Worth A Thousand Heirs (London Ladies' League #3)
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    A Picture Is Worth A Thousand Heirs (London Ladies' League #3)

    Trisha Messmer

    Rated: 4.50 of 5 stars
    · 2 ratings · published 2025

    He agreed to save her reputation. His heart wasn't part of the bargain.Victor Pratt may be heir to a viscountcy, but his heart belongs to canvas and color–not courtship. Dodging his mother's attempts to marry him off, he concocts a plan: a faux courtship with the one woman who needs his help as much as he needs a pleasant diversion.After a humiliating debut, Juliana Merrick, half-sister to a duke, finds herself the subject of whispered ridicule... more

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