Constance Grace knows exactly what she is going to do with her life. She is going to follow in her parents’ footsteps as a missionary, and is preparing for a life in the depths of Africa.
But when events interrupt her careful plans, Constance must navigate wilder territory than foreign jungles. She must negotiate the strange new world of Regency high society, and the dangers of an attraction to an irreligious and inconstant man.

Can she resist temptation and keep to her pure and perfectionistic plans? Or must she learn to accept her own flaws, and open her heart to the complications of love?

Miss Charity Grace, charming and vivacious, is ready to take London by storm.

She fully intends to enjoy herself in the pursuit of fun, romance and kicking up a few larks, even though the shadow of war looms over Europe once again.

But not everyone thinks her charming. Some would wish her removed from the competitive marriage mart. Charity will soon find that the high life is not necessarily the life she wants, and true love comes at a high price when the man you love is a soldier on the brink of battle.

Rejoin the Grace sisters in another romantic comedy adventure, from Sussex to Mayfair and the Royal Pavilion in Brighton.

This can be read as a standalone romance, but will be more enjoyable read as part of the series.

Miss Prudence Grace is very happy with her life. She lives quietly in the country among her sisters and their children, and sees nothing amiss with being a maiden aunt. She has no room for romantic notions in her calm, prosaic world—no hidden secrets, no glaring faults, or painful wounds. She wants for nothing. She is a very unlikely romantic heroine.

But an unexpected encounter in the sedate city of Bath upsets her predictable life. She is forced to spread her wings a little, meet new people, face new challenges, and discover that romance can strike most unexpectedly, and love changes everything.

This is a clean Regency Romance with plenty of humour and some dubious poetry.

It can read as a standalone, but many of the characters are from previous books, and it will be enjoyed best when read in series order.

Henri de Courtenay, child of a nobleman, lost everything in the French Revolution. Now he must hide his identity, working as a tailor’s apprentice to survive.

Years later he risks a new life in London where his knowledge and taste in fashion make him rise to be the darling of the ton.
It seems his fortunes are reversing and love is in the air. But history wants to repeat itself.

Success has brought him an enemy, and he will have to fight again for the things that matter most. And what matters most is not the cut of his coat or the knot in his cravat, but the people he has grown to love.

Enjoy love and adventure in this sweet Regency romance.