The Young Bloods of Mayfair Series by Elizabeth Roubaix

A cure becomes the catalyst for scorching desire. And accidentally turns an aristocrat into a vampire. Oops.Lady Catherine Kersall knows her odds of marrying well are lower than her chances of turning lead into gold. But when Catherine discovers the dashing Marquess of Fauconer is suffering from a ruinous venereal affliction, she concocts a cure requiring the rarest ingredient of her own maiden blood.John Starling never expected salvation to come from a demure wallflower... moreA cure becomes the catalyst for scorching desire. And accidentally turns an aristocrat into a vampire. Oops.Lady Catherine Kersall knows her odds of marrying well are lower than her chances of turning lead into gold. But when Catherine discovers the dashing Marquess of Fauconer is suffering from a ruinous venereal affliction, she concocts a cure requiring the rarest ingredient of her own maiden blood.John Starling never expected salvation to come from a demure wallflower. Her illicit treatment does more than restore his health — it awakens a feral craving for the prim little scientist.But when the marquess’s teeth lengthen and his appetite turns bloodthirsty, Catherine must ask what else did she awaken in him?The Marquess and the Maiden Sacrifice is an unapologetically filthy, fast-burning, bite-sized 12,000-word Regency romance featuring an untouched lady scientist, a rake in desperate need of relief, gloved mutual indulgence, occult side effects, and the most indecent application of the scientific method ever recorded. less

She wanted revenge on the rake who broke her heart. She didn’t mean to fall for his father.Miss Susannah Hynde never planned to seduce a duke. But when her childhood crush turns out to be a scoundrel of the worst sort, she steals away with a secret physic — brewed by a brilliant friend and laced with her own untouched blood — and marches it across the garden to save his ailing father.Alaric Morrow, Duke of Raimbeaucourt, expected to die of syphilis in solitude... moreShe wanted revenge on the rake who broke her heart. She didn’t mean to fall for his father.Miss Susannah Hynde never planned to seduce a duke. But when her childhood crush turns out to be a scoundrel of the worst sort, she steals away with a secret physic — brewed by a brilliant friend and laced with her own untouched blood — and marches it across the garden to save his ailing father.Alaric Morrow, Duke of Raimbeaucourt, expected to die of syphilis in solitude. He did not expect a bespectacled wallflower to barge into his study, dose him with occult medicine, and awaken every dormant part of him. Including one he thought long dead.The cure works. Too well. Now the duke can’t stop thinking about Susannah’s sweet blood…or how desperately he wants to sink his fangs — and something else — into her willing, untried body.His Grace’s Scarlet Pleasures is an unapologetically filthy, fast-burning, bite-sized 12,000-word Regency romance featuring a forward ingénue with a secret formula, a once-dying daddy duke with a monstrous appetite, an unlikely amount of fainting, a cherished pet squirrel, and the second confirmed case of steamy vampirism in the British peerage. less

She’s ruined. He’s never been kissed. One midnight sip changes everything.Lady Lydia Rolff has been living with a a devastating illness, courtesy of the rake who seduced her and vanished. Society would cast her out if they knew — and she’s certain the gentle scholar next door deserves better than a ruined chit like her.Edwin March has translated every filthy poem by Catullus, but has never so much as kissed a woman... moreShe’s ruined. He’s never been kissed. One midnight sip changes everything.Lady Lydia Rolff has been living with a a devastating illness, courtesy of the rake who seduced her and vanished. Society would cast her out if they knew — and she’s certain the gentle scholar next door deserves better than a ruined chit like her.Edwin March has translated every filthy poem by Catullus, but has never so much as kissed a woman. When Lydia slips through his window begging for help, he doesn’t hesitate to offer the only thing she his untouched blood.Now Lydia’s healthy and fanged. What started as a cure is about to become the third confirmed case of steamy vampirism in the British peerage.Her Ruin, His Cure is an unapologetically filthy, fast-burning, bite-sized 12,000-word Regency romance featuring pining friends to lovers, a wallflower-turned-vampiress, and a scholar with a talent for poetic dirty talk. less