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A Suitable Bride - Miss Grace DuPont has no wish to marry; she prefers to run her stud and take care of her beloved horses. However, her father is determined to gain entrance to the drawing rooms of the ton and believes his wealth and Grace’s beauty will be enough to attract an aristocratic suitor. Lord Bennett Sheldon is the gentleman her parents have chosen. Grace and Bennett are drawn to each other but she knows when he discovers who she is he will be disgusted. If he marries her he will lose his position in the family and be banished from Silchester Court. Can this dilemma be resolved or will Grace be left broken hearted?
A Dangerous Husband - Lady Madeline Sheldon has no intention of making a precipitous marriage. Lord Grey Carshalton isn't looking to set up his nursery – he is more concerned with re-establishing a connection with his estranged relatives whose existence he did not know about until he inherited the title.
Someone is trying to kill Grey and Madeline is drawn into his problems. Beau, the duke, discovers who the culprit is and sets out in a desperate race to save both his sister and Lord Carshalton.
An Unconventional Bride - Mrs Mary Williams, a colonel's widow, arrives at Silchester Court with Miss Elizabeth Freemantle, who has been brought up as her sister. Beth is the Duke of Silchester's cousin and he is her guardian. Only when her reputation is lost, and marriage to Aubrey is impossible, does she understand that her feelings have changed. Is it too late for them to find happiness together? Will the duke allow her to be part of his prestigious family?
An Accommodating Husband - Lady Giselle Sheldon and her cousin, Miss Elizabeth Freemantle, are given permission to visit Bath if they agree to take Lord Rushton's daughters with them. Lord Rushton, a close friend of Beau's, is still mourning the loss of his beloved wife and has no intention of ever marrying again. When Beth's antics cause Giselle to compromise herself, Rushton steps in - as a gentleman must. Can a union without love make either of them happy?
A Soldier's Bride - Lord Peregrine Sheldon, Lord Aubrey's twin, is an intelligence officer for Wellington. When he is reported missing, presumed dead, Beau, The Duke of Silchester, does not believe this dreadful news and decides to go to Spain and find Perry. Sofia, an English girl living in a Spanish hill village, fights with the partisans, wears a gentleman's attire and is as far from a society miss as one could hope to find. They are from different worlds and both soon regret their marriage. Sofia feels trapped by the conventions and rules of his world and Perry believes his lovely young bride will never settle in England after her wildlife in Spain. Will their love be enough to overcome the social gulf between them? Can the duke step in and persuade them to stay together?
The Duke's Bride - Duke of Silchester decides to masquerade as plain Mr Edward Sheldon for a few months in order to pursue his love of composing and playing piano music. At five and thirty he is convinced he will never marry but all this changes when he meets Lady Viola Fenchurch and her delightful children. Viola, a widow, is not looking for love. When she and her family are in deadly peril she turns to him for support. Can Beau convince her to marry him? Will his deception ruin any chance they have of happiness together?
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