Although Aggie's life was no fairy tale, she cherished her childhood like a distant dream. When her teacher recommended her for a scholarship exam, she believed herself to be one step closer to becoming a teacher. However, her mother decided that it was "o'er time"...

In this delightful Regency romance, author Laura Beers tells a story based in the 1830s when station, position, and money meant everything and love nothing to the rich members of society in England. Where you came from and how you got there normally dictated where...

In Tempest On the Outer Banks by Rodney Barfield, the year is 1968 and Hurricane Gladys is heading towards Croatan Island, just as a lonely ship called The Last Run leaves the shore. The Last Run never returned. Fifteen years later, Kurt Salter arrives from...

The Colonel and The Enchantress by Paullett Golden is the fourth in her An Enchantress Novels series. Lady Mary Mowbrah waits faithfully for years for her sweetheart to return from the war, rejecting every suitor her mother attempts to shove her way. Duncan Starrett returns...

In Amethyst Creek's The Return of the Scoundrel, Libby would never have found out about the teaching post if not for her brother in Leadville. Eager to begin a new life and role, she moves to the expanding city, stopping by to thank her brother...

Maryvonne Fent’s The 35₵ Dowry highlights the difficult childhood of Minouche, a young French girl whose early life was shrouded in violence, abuse, poverty and undying love for her mother. Minouche dreams of travel, education, and love, which all seemed just slightly out of reach...

Future Bride: A MacLeod Time-Travel Romcom by J.G. MacLeod takes us back in time to the Isle of Skye sometime in the Middle Ages when Scottish men ruled the roost and the legendary battles between the clans were paramount. When Brigid MacDonald goes into the...

The Lady Is Trouble is a work of sizzling historical romance penned by author Tracy Sumner, and it forms the first novel in the League of Lords series. Set in the prim and proper times of Victorian England, this rebellious book leaps out of the...

The Baron’s Ward is a short story written by Isabella Berdyna Zysk. Eighteen-year-old Eustacia Rose travels to Galeva to visit her relative, the Baron of Galeva, whom she hasn’t seen in years. She wonders why he hadn’t replied to the letters she wrote while attending...

If you enjoy Victorian-era romances with engaging characters and a well-paced narrative, The Winter Companion (Book 4 of the Parish Orphans of Devon series) by Mimi Matthews is for you. Where better to introduce a tall, blond and handsome though speech-impeded “Sir Galahad” to a...