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Independent Lady Mary Campbell travels to Paris with her statesman uncle and investigates a plot against the restored French king. Her path crosses Hugh Redgrave, a rakish marquess whose secret service as a spy complicates their attraction.

Lady Emily Picton enters a wine shop to buy a Christmas gift and encounters Scotsman William Stephen. Mistaking the rain-soaked noblewoman for someone of far lower status, he offers help, setting an unlikely romance in motion.

Returning spy Martin Powell searches London for the woman who vanished after their night together. Katherine hides as a governess, believing she killed an abusive relative, and their reunion leads toward romance amid political unrest in the Midlands.

Rose Collingwood secretly performs on the London stage under an assumed name to protect her family’s reputation. A misplaced valentine and an unstable admirer bring her into contact with Irish barrister Morgan O’Connell, mixing unexpected romance with danger.

After the Norman Conquest, Serena disguises herself as a servant to escape marriage to the knight awarded her father's lands. Returned to the estate, she attracts the new lord while concealing her identity and resisting his rule.

American Tara McConnell demands passage aboard Captain Nick Powell's ship, expecting a voyage home to Baltimore. His royal assignment instead takes them toward a Caribbean pirate, where storms, danger, and their clashing personalities intensify an unwanted attraction.

In rebellious York after the Norman Conquest, widow Emma falls for French knight Geoffroi while her Danish father supports the uprising. A dangerous secret and renewed war force the lovers to confront opposing loyalties and apparent betrayal.

Raised in a French convent, Claire Donet is kidnapped by English privateer Simon Powell after her pirate father seizes his vessel. Conflict at sea and espionage in Paris surround Claire's growing attraction to her captor in 1782.

Warrior Alexander of Talisand wants Merewyn, a commoner whose skill with a bow protects her from predatory men. The king's plan to bind him to a Norman noblewoman through marriage threatens a love constrained by status and duty.

Dispossessed and wounded, Steinar of Talisand becomes a scribe at Scotland's royal court while rebuilding his swordsmanship. He falls for spirited falconer Catriona, whose own violent losses and promised marriage place obstacles between them.

Seeking sanctuary in Scotland after losing his father and lands, Steinar becomes the king's scribe and falls for Catriona. Both carry wounds from violence, while her royal betrothal to another man tests their hope for healing and love.

Twin shipping brothers Nash and Robbie Powell travel to Scotland for secret Christmas festivities and a mission to locate a rebel. Ship designer Aileen recognizes their shared face from a dream, complicating romance and their concealed purpose.

Widowed privateer Jean Donet unexpectedly inherits a French title but vows to guard his heart. English Lady Joanna joins smugglers to help the poor, and an encounter on the Sussex coast draws them into a risky attraction.

During the French Terror, Zoe Donet helps royalists rescue people fleeing the Revolution after losing the commander she loved. English spy Frederick West protects her, but their developing bond must survive a country where his identity could prove fatal.

Rewarded for stopping a political conspiracy, spy Robert Powell expects a leisurely Brighton holiday. A request to watch over independent Chastity Reynolds brings unexpected attraction, while enemies from his previous mission discover where she lives.

Viscount Eustace accepts a bet to seduce virtuous widow Grace Leisterfield and abandon her by Twelfth Night. Newly emerging from mourning, Grace welcomes excitement without realizing the charming rake's attentions began as a challenge between friends.

After Norse invaders destroy his family's fortunes, Somerled rallies allies to recover ancestral lands in Argyll and the Isles. This historical novel follows military ambition, the emergence of an island kingdom, and love for a Norse king's daughter.

In medieval Scotland, Angus Og Macdonald and Robert Bruce form a friendship built on a lasting pledge of honor. Their struggles for the Isles and Scotland's crown unfold alongside relationships with the Irish women who stand beside them.

Donald of Islay seeks to protect the Kingdom of the Isles from the ambitious Duke of Albany. Marriage to the heiress of Ross offers a strategic advantage, but diplomacy may give way to battle when his inheritance remains threatened.

Alexander of Islay welcomes Scotland’s returning king, only to find royal approval turning into betrayal and imprisonment. With Highlanders and Islesmen loyal to him, he struggles to secure his title and the woman he loves amid shifting alliances.

After seizing a British schooner in 1775, Jeremiah O’Brien abandons his lumber business to command American privateers. Dangerous voyages serve the revolutionary cause, while winning independent-minded Elizabeth Fitzpatrick’s love presents a challenge he cannot meet through naval courage alone.

Captain Jonathan Haraden pursues British ships during the American Revolution while mourning his wife and raising two daughters. Their widowed caretaker steadies his household, but his growing privateering career leaves him uncertain whether he can make room for love again.

Merchant captain Samuel Tucker returns from London to join the American Revolution and rises through naval commands into privateering. While Mary Gatchell waits ashore, dangerous voyages and the threat of capture test the future they hope to share.