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A fierce western setting, an outlaw edge, and a heroine who inspires far more than art give this romance its spark. Attraction comes quickly, but staying alive long enough to claim it is another matter.

Madeleine flees an abusive marriage, joins a troupe of traveling performers, and reinvents herself as a troubadour. Nobleman Garrett Montayne is captivated, but her violent past is already on its way back to claim her.

After captivity and betrayal leave him penniless, Gavin returns to England to find his past transformed. A dying lord's final scheme ties him to the beautiful Elizabeth, and gives both a shot at the happiness they were denied.

Jed wants to stop a longtime enemy, bring his outlaw brother to justice, and somehow win Lily's heart in the process. It is a dangerous mix of family loyalty, frontier justice, and high-stakes love.

Fate, danger, and the pull of the past shape this western romance. As the hero and heroine are drawn together, both must decide whether the future is fixed, or whether love can change what seemed inevitable.

Kallen has a hidden gift that lets her read people in ways they do not expect. Griffith, a grief-stricken knight, is sent to escort her home, and both soon find themselves in the middle of a dangerous royal plot.

Crime novelist Karlyn Campbell returns to a Georgia town after divorce and family loss, only to become fascinated by a serial killer. Police chief Logan Warner should know better than to get involved, but he cannot stay away.

Betrothed lovers Geofrey and Merryn finally marry, only for him to vanish the next day. Years later he returns a stranger, and their romance becomes a moving story about silence, separation, and whether love can survive both.

A family's secrets and the strict rules of medieval honor shape this romance from the start. Love offers the possibility of repair, but only if the couple can face the truths that have already changed their lives.

This medieval romance pairs chivalric duty with a deeply personal love story. As danger and family expectations close in, the central couple must decide whether the heart can lead as surely as honor does.

After tragedy on the day of his knighting, Kenric Fairfax flees north and swears off marriage. Escorting a spirited woman home forces him to confront the past, and the future he thought he had rejected.

Raised for one life and forced into another, the hero of this medieval romance finds his future altered by duty and the woman placed in his path. Aston keeps the pace lively and the emotional stakes close.

Aston returns to medieval England for another de Montfort-linked romance where courage and desire are tested together. Love must survive not only attraction, but the demands of honor, family, and the world around them.

Royal guardsman Hal de Montfort loses nearly everything in a brutal political game. On the road home he begins to rebuild, and the woman who shares her skill with raptors helps him imagine a life beyond duty and loss.

Duty runs deep in this medieval romance, but so does the need for personal happiness. As two strong-willed people are drawn together, they must decide whether love can stand beside honor, not beneath it.

A medieval path shaped by loyalty, hardship, and love draws two people together when neither expects the journey to become personal. In Aston's world, honor is rarely easy, and never simple.

Returning home should mean safety, but for this knight it brings unfinished business and dangerous feelings. The woman at the center of his future may also be the reason he finally understands what honor demands.

A reluctant duke and a heroine with far less social protection than he has should never make sense together. Their growing attachment forces both to question how much class, scandal, and public judgment should really matter.

Derek de Wolfe tries to ignore his growing feelings for Amelia, certain she wants a love match he cannot offer. Then her reckless attempt to provoke him goes terribly wrong, and both are left facing the cost.

Jeremy St. Clair meets the woman he wants almost at once, then loses years to family duty and financial ruin. When love comes back within reach, both must decide whether the past still has the final say.

Ruined before she ever entered society, Diana de Wolfe raises her twins alone until family changes bring her back into the ton. There she meets an earl ready for a wife, children, and a love strong enough for scandal.

Luke St. Clair heads into the Season determined to find a real partner, not another empty liaison. Then an independent woman catches his attention before London society even gets started, and changes the shape of his search.

Pirate captain Godwin Trenoweth captures Melisent, the king's hidden daughter, intending to ransom her. Instead he finds love, revenge, and a chance to reclaim the noble life stolen from him years before.

A Regency attraction that grows in secret finds its spark in stolen time and a marquess who means far more to the heroine than he first realizes. Midnight is when everything starts to feel dangerously possible.

This holiday return to the world of the de Montforts focuses on Geofrey and Merryn, blending family warmth with the medieval tenderness that anchors the larger series. It is a quieter story, but an affectionate one.

A marriage arranged for practical reasons throws two very different people together before either is ready. What follows is a satisfying Regency romance about proximity, adjustment, and the slow surprise of real feeling.

Quill Cardon has spent years wanting his family name back after being swept aside in childhood. Love arrives in the middle of that fight, asking whether belonging can mean more than blood and legitimacy.

Family separation, legacy, and the need to reclaim a stolen future drive this medieval romance. The hero must face what his inheritance means, while the heroine forces him to see what truly matters.

After years in a convent, Katelyn de Blays is brought to court and used as a political pawn in a marriage arranged by the king. What begins as duty slowly shifts into something neither spouse expected.

After missing her first Season, Lady Thea de Wolfe finally dares to dream of love. War-weary Adam Ashbury becomes a duke overnight, and their growing bond turns a funeral and a house party into the start of something lasting.

Sent to France on business, Ashby fitz Waryn falls for Marielle, a woman trapped in a loveless marriage. When blackmail and danger close in, they must gamble everything on escape and a future together.

Pregnant widow Faylinn faces deadly threats from inside her own household. Sir Drake Harcourt becomes her protector on the road, but their growing love may be undone by inheritance, danger, and the child's uncertain future.

This holiday novella returns to the world of the St. Clairs for a Christmas romance full of family feeling, remembered love, and the small seasonal moments that make a happy ending feel even sweeter.

Scandal-marked Emma Spencer wants children and a decent husband, while Marcus, Earl of Rutherford, needs money to save his estate. An infamous matchmaker brings them together, but the past still has enough power to break them.

Cast out after her father's death, Charlotte becomes governess and estate caretaker at Gray Manor. When the bitter major who is now guardian arrives, both he and Charlotte discover that healing may begin with each other.

Love has already found this couple once, but keeping it may be the harder fight. Duty, danger, and past mistakes all push against them as they try to hold on to what matters most.

A man with a rakish past and a woman who knows better than to trust easily are forced into each other's orbit. Their chemistry is undeniable, but turning desire into something steadier will take real change.

War, title, and old wounds have left this duke wary of everyone around him. The heroine who breaks through his defenses offers more than attraction, if he can find the courage to believe in her.

A widow who knows her own mind meets a man determined to prove he deserves a place in her future. The chase is emotional as much as romantic, and that is exactly what makes it work.

Music, danger, and western grit come together when a striking heroine crosses paths with a lawman used to handling trouble, not romance. The result is a love story with real risk behind every choice.

Wounded and temporarily without sight, a lawman still cannot ignore trouble when it comes. With a sharp-shooting heroine at his side, he goes after captives, outlaws, and a future neither saw coming.

A duke who learned young to protect himself meets a woman who refuses to be dazzled by title alone. Their attraction is strong, but both are practiced at dodging the kind of honesty love requires.

A damaged duke and the woman who unsettles him are drawn together in a romance neither expected. What begins in attraction becomes something deeper as both learn they may still be capable of real happiness.

A titled man shaped by old disgrace thinks his future is already decided. The right woman makes him reconsider everything, including whether destiny is fixed, or whether love can rewrite the life he thought he had to accept.

A lonely army captain returns as a duke and meets a woman already running an estate with quiet competence. Their connection is immediate, but both have old hurts that make taking the next step harder than it should be.

Donovan Martin has no plans to settle down after inheriting a dukedom. Then a woman who intends never to marry upends his easy assumptions and forces him to wonder whether the life he wants has changed.

After years away at war, Sebastian Cooper returns home as the Duke of Hardwick with a secret that shapes everything. The woman drawn to him must decide whether the guarded man behind the title is worth the risk.

Lady Samantha's childhood love for her brother's best friend never really faded. Years later, when the widowed Samantha meets a far more scandalous Duke of Colebourne, old longing and new danger collide.

Pregnant widow Elise Ruthersby is reduced to little more than a servant in her late husband's family. A notorious duke rescues her from danger and offers more than help, if she can trust a man with such a reputation.

Honor, duty, and desire collide when a formidable duke meets a woman who sees far more in him than the ton does. In a world built on appearances, the hardest thing may be choosing love openly.

A grieving widow hides away on the Cornish coast and nurses a wounded stranger back to health. He is no smuggler at all, but a duke with enemies, secrets, and every intention of finding her again.

In a world built on image and performance, two people discover how hard it is to tell the difference between the role and the real heart underneath. The attraction is instant. Trust takes longer.

A Hollywood production brings two stars together, but danger shadows the romance. Before the movie is finished, an old threat surfaces and turns a glamorous love story into a fight to survive.

Fame has made the hero of this Hollywood romance look easygoing and untouchable. The woman who sees past the public persona may be exactly what he needs, if both can handle life under a very bright spotlight.

A missed step lands one woman the biggest job of her life and puts her in the path of a wealthy, talented man who is far less put together than he looks. Hollywood glamour quickly turns personal.

He knows how to play the Hollywood game, on screen and off. She is much harder to charm, which makes their chemistry even more dangerous, and possibly much more real than either one planned.

A restless man heads west looking for a different life and finds a widow searching for purpose and security. In a land built on new starts, their growing bond may be the surest thing either has found.

Elia de Wolfe longs to return home after years at court, and widower Ferand de Montfort offers to escort her. Their journey across medieval England draws them together, and could unite two powerful families.

A young woman runs west to save her life and falls into the orbit of a lonely man weighed down by guilt. On the frontier, safety and love may prove harder to separate than either expects.

Luke St. Clair plans a Christmas surprise for Caroline using twelve gifts inspired by the old holiday chant. It is a tender novella about marriage, family, and how romance can deepen long after the wedding.

After learning her marriage was a sham, Tenley escapes to Maple Cove to heal and write. Widowed firefighter Carter Clark is ready to live again, but a fast new romance brings trouble neither of them expected.

Years after tragedy and heartbreak pulled them apart, sheriff Dylan Taylor and artist Willow Martin meet again in their Oregon hometown. Their old chemistry is still there, but trusting love a second time may be the real risk.

Burned-out defense lawyer Jackson Martin comes home to take over a small-town practice and meets pastry chef Ainsley Robinson. Their instant connection feels right, until one of Jackson's old cases follows him back to Maple Cove.

Adalyn Porter agrees to help a stiff, serious duke find the right bride. A few sharp exchanges and one very unexpected kiss later, she starts wondering if she has misread the man, and her own heart.

A wary heroine and a powerful duke circle each other through London's social world, each carrying doubts the other can see only too well. Attraction is easy. Believing in a future together is the harder part.

Major Spencer Haddock inherits an earldom and plans a sensible, distant marriage. Then he meets Tessa Foster, a brave, selfless woman whose courage and warmth make his practical rules suddenly look impossible.

Ready to finally live for herself, Louisa enters society with clear eyes and little patience for rakes. The titled gentleman who keeps turning up in her path seems all wrong for her, until friendship becomes something harder to resist.

A kidnapping convinces globe-trotting reporter Sloane Anderson she needs a different life. In Maple Cove, ex-Navy SEAL Gage Nelson helps her face panic, trust, and the surprising possibility that home might be another person.

Actress Callie Chennault returns to Louisiana after a stalker attack and meets former baseball star Nick La Chappelle, now hiding out to write in peace. Their attraction is real, but so is the serial killer closing in.

A newly elevated nobleman and an impoverished governess should have little in common. But friendship, mutual respect, and growing attraction make them question whether rank should decide either of their futures.

When Devin must relearn ordinary tasks after a devastating change in fortune, Julia helps him far beyond simple lessons. Their bond deepens quickly, but a new title threatens to put class and duty between them.

Aidan Flynn is branded by his family's scandalous reputation, while Larissa Warren suffers from her own family's notoriety. One night, one inheritance demand, and one fierce attraction turn a forced search for marriage into something real.

A scandalous Flynn family, a newly elevated title, and Regency society make for a volatile mix. When passion and reputation collide, love will have to survive sharp gossip, dangerous secrets, and the rules polite society pretends to worship.

A ghost on a bridge draws Iris Langley back into a centuries-old tragedy. With childhood friend Crispin beside her, she uncovers a lost love story that mirrors a new romance beginning in the present.

Newly made Duke Philip Ware intends to marry for duty, not love. Lady Elizabeth Sutton wants nothing less than a true match, and sets out to prove that even a practical duke can want more.

After his wife's affair and a DUI, country star Nash Edwards heads to the coast to dry out and regroup. Antique dealer Rylie Robinson wants something real, not another charming man afraid of commitment.

A quiet woman who is often overlooked turns out to be exactly what a titled hero needs. As they spend more time together, he begins to see her real worth, and the life he never expected to want.

At the Duke of Gilford's estate, two boys facing grief and uncertainty remain at school for Christmas. This holiday novella focuses on friendship, kindness, and the way one caring household can change a season.

After a stalker shatters her life and murders her parents, Deb Busby becomes Hope Keller and starts over as Sugar Springs' new veterinarian. Police chief Gideon Ross offers comfort, but secrets still stand between them.

Ford Carpenter returns to the East Texas town he loved as a boy, hoping the slower life might suit him better now. Instead of simple peace, he finds the possibility of a genuinely perfect match.

Elijah thinks he wants a quiet life that ends with him, not children or emotional risk. Interior designer Abby takes on his townhouse commission, and their growing attraction makes both of them rethink those plans.

A heroine with talent and ambition in the fashion world catches the eye of a duke who should know better than to underestimate her. Their romance pushes straight into questions of class, work, and respect.

Mystery and romance meet when a determined heroine starts asking dangerous questions around a duke with secrets. Solving the problem may bring them closer, or expose exactly why trusting each other is so risky.

Nova is raising her son and trying to keep life manageable when head coach Cole Johnson arrives in Sugar Springs. Football brings them together, but trust, and a second chance at love, take longer.

Flowers, beauty, and a hopeful new season set the stage for this Regency romance. As a duke and an independent heroine spend more time together, both begin to suspect that love might bloom faster than expected.

Finola wants more than polite accomplishments, she wants to play and compose her own music. The duke who falls for her must decide whether he wants a conventional duchess, or the remarkable woman she really is.

A heroine asked to refine a duke's rougher edges soon discovers the task goes both ways. As appearances improve, their feelings deepen, and the work becomes much more personal than either intended.

An artist's eye can see truths society misses, especially in a duke trying to control every impression he gives. As a portrait takes shape, so does a romance neither one can easily dismiss.

Food, family, and a warm small-town setting shape this contemporary romance. Two people trying to move on from old disappointments discover that chemistry in the kitchen can turn into something much deeper.

Paige Laramie teaches high school in Sugar Springs and quietly writes screenplays on the side. When her hidden creative life starts colliding with her small-town reality, romance arrives with more complications than she expected.

Lady Finola Honeyfield trusts her dogs more than people and has built a lonely but capable life training spaniels. The duke who enters that world has to earn her faith before he can hope to win her heart.

A Shadowcrest house party brings romance, family pressure, and enough matchmaking to keep everyone off balance. In true Aston fashion, a carefully managed courtship quickly becomes much more complicated, and much more sincere.

A marquess with expectations pressing in from every side finds himself drawn to the one woman who complicates all his plans. Falling is easy. Admitting the depth of it is where the trouble begins.

A man closed off by past pain and a woman starting over find each other in Lost Creek. Shared work, food, and a town that believes in fresh starts slowly turn their connection into real love.

Betrayed in both love and work, novelist Holden Scott hides out in Lost Creek to heal and write. A woman on the edge of her own career change shares one kiss with him, and shifts everything.

An army veteran comes home to Lost Creek and throws himself into the family BBQ business. A teacher with a new venture on her mind becomes both creative partner and unexpected love interest.

A widowed duchess who still hopes for love meets a sea captain who rose from an uncertain past. Their attraction is powerful, but loving across social lines invites gossip, family concern, and very real risk.

A duke determined to court the right woman gets plenty of advice on how to do it. Following the rules, however, proves much easier than understanding the lady whose heart he actually hopes to win.

James has spent years at sea with little memory of his past, only to learn he is heir to a dukedom. Widowed businesswoman Sophie is equally unconventional, and their unexpected match feels right from the start.

A marquess sets out with clear intentions, only to discover that finding love is not the same thing as securing a suitable match. The woman who catches his eye will demand more honesty than he expected to give.

After walking away from a false marriage and a life that never fit, Dax Tennyson opens a coffeehouse in Lost Creek. There he meets a woman driven by art, and the blend between them feels just right.

In the Strong family world, titles matter, but personality matters more. This romance pairs a viscount with a heroine who sees past rank and forces him to confront what love should really look like.

Music and memory shape this final Lost Creek romance, where two wounded people discover that quiet understanding can be every bit as powerful as grand declarations. Small-town kindness helps, but love does the rest.

Darby returns to her former hometown ready to rethink her career, only to cross paths with Jace. They seem mismatched in all the obvious ways, which makes their growing pull toward each other even more interesting.

One captivating kiss pulls two cautious hearts toward a future neither had planned. In Aston's connected family world, attraction is easy to spot. Trusting it enough to build a life on it is the true challenge.

Judson Jarvis saves innocent Lucy from ruin with an impulsive kiss that leaves them bound together. What starts as damage control turns into a marriage where two very different people might just heal each other.

War has left Perry Beaumont changed, quieter, and uncertain of what remains of himself. When he meets animal-loving Dru and they share an innocent kiss, friendship slowly begins to open a door back to life.

Dockworker Julian Watts discovers he is actually a marquess and is thrust into a world he never imagined. One kiss with Ariadne changes everything, but his feelings of inadequacy threaten to ruin what they begin.

A marquess who has just become a duke and a woman working as a governess make an unlikely pair. Friendship comes first, but the feelings that follow are much harder to ignore or explain away.

Autumn and Eli are brought together through medicine, service, and a shared desire to help others. His shy brilliance and her strength make an appealing match, if both can let go of the past enough to trust it.

A rancher still haunted by the death of his fiancée meets a woman whose athletic future was cut short. Both feel adrift, and both discover in Hawthorne that belonging might begin with each other.

A man who has known success, fortune, and public attention comes back to Hawthorne. The woman he reconnects with has known heartbreak instead, and their small-town second chance lands with real emotional weight.

Former WNBA star Paisley Roberts lands in Hawthorne as a high school coach after injury ends her playing days. Alongside a hero carrying his own ghosts, she finds work, purpose, and a fresh shot at love.

Desire turns sharp and deeply personal in this later entry of the series. As attraction grows harder to deny, both hero and heroine have to decide whether intensity is something to fear, or finally to claim.

Verina and Matthew seem to be moving in different directions until one promising moment changes the shape of both futures. Their romance asks whether timing can be corrected when the connection itself is clearly right.

A kiss meant to be momentary lingers far longer than either character expected. Aston uses that spark to launch another Regency romance where memory, longing, and family connection refuse to stay quiet.

Hugo has spent his life wrestling with cruelty, awkwardness, and the fear of never being enough. An outspoken young woman unsettles him completely, and one urgent kiss forces both to confront what they really want.

A man consumed by work and a woman trying to piece herself back together are brought close by Driftwood Bay's slower rhythms. What begins as comfort gradually becomes the trust and tenderness both need.

In Driftwood Bay, Carson and Mila are drawn together by grief, family hopes, and a connection complicated by work. A second chance at happiness is there for the taking, if both are willing to risk it.

Keaton comes to Driftwood Bay after betrayal and loss, while Layne returns home grieving and newly responsible for a neglected inn. Working side by side, they discover that healing can be shared.

The final Coastal Dreams romance leans into trust, healing, and the hard choice to believe in a shared future. In Driftwood Bay, the tides keep moving, and so do the people brave enough to love again.