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Socially disgraced Willa Stanhope secretly supports a business employing poor women and children. A newly returned duke pursues her while the earl who once rejected her seeks to reclaim her, testing her commitment to independence and her vulnerable reputation.

Social campaigner Charlotte Livingston opposes everything industrialist and politician Lord Camryn represents. His determination to win her attention develops into mutual attraction, but violent unrest across England places their contrasting loyalties and possible future together under growing strain.

French parachutist Mari Lamarre arrives in Dorset to retrieve sensitive information linked to a marquess. Landing on his disreputable son Cosmo begins an attraction that complicates her mission and forces him to choose between his father and the daring stranger.

Mirabella resents the husband she married as a girl to settle their fathers' debts and has barely seen since. When Sebastian recognizes his wife at the opera, he hopes to begin their marriage in earnest, but Bella refuses easy reconciliation.

Katherine Granville's childhood love returns at her betrothal ball, now an earl after distinguished military service. Edward Stanhope hides the troubles haunting him and urges her toward another man, while Katherine tries to recover the relationship once denied them.

Presumed dead, Elinor Dunsmore reunites in Paris with Will Naismith, the man who once broke her heart. Ordered to uncover his secrets, she must discover whether the scholar is a dangerous spy while both struggle against their lingering attachment.

Hamilton Sparrow abducts former fiancée Emilia St. George from her wedding after recognizing an assassin among the guests. Furious at his second disruption of her marriage plans, Emilia must weigh her resentment against the danger and feelings his return awakens.

Adventurer Atlas Catesby buys Lilliana at a public wife auction to protect her, but she fears losing her children. When her husband is later murdered, Atlas investigates his secrets and enemies to help clear her name in Regency England.

Lady Lilliana asks Atlas Catesby to investigate the arsenic death of her maid's brother, officially dismissed as accidental. Discovering the victim's affairs and threats of scandal exposes several possible killers, while renewed proximity complicates Atlas's feelings for Lilliana.

The Duke of Sunderford's carefree affairs are disrupted by twin wards and their stern governess Isabel Finch. Attraction grows despite their clashes, but Isabel's hidden past threatens the security she has found while defending the girls in his household.

A courtesan's murder outside Covent Garden draws Atlas Catesby toward a marquess he suspects caused his sister's death. His nephew's plea for the man's exoneration complicates an investigation into theatrical rivalries, family loyalties and longstanding grief.

Widowed traveler Delilah Chambers spends a passionate night with a stranger at an inn. The next day she discovers he is the duke considering marriage to her stepdaughter, making their continuing attraction a threat to family hopes and reputations.

London bonesetter Hanna Zaydan attracts a mysterious former soldier whose interest extends beyond treatment. Viscount Griffin believes she may connect him to his parents' killer, but desire challenges his suspicions and threatens the reputation Hanna has worked to build.

Marquess Brandon disguises himself as a footman to investigate a mapmaker who cheated him out of land. Attraction to Rose Fleming complicates his revenge, especially as he discovers her concealed role as the true talent behind the family's business.