From a New York Times bestselling author comes a Raveneau family novel you'll savor!

Proudly going her own way

Camille St. Briac cares nothing for her own natural beauty, nor is she interested in the London ton. Instead, she pours her energies into saving Cornwall birds called kittiwakes from those who would kill them to provide feathers for fashionable women’s hats.

Escaping from his past

Rakish ornithologist Benedict Hawke travels the world in search of new species of birds... and the farther that takes him from England and his unforgivable father, the better.

River Byrne currently runs an interior design company in Dublin, Ireland, with her two sisters. She grew up in Oklahoma, but drama in the family forced the Byrnes to relocate, and where one went, they all went. Fortunately, her older sister reunited with her boyfriend. Unfortunately, River is forced to endure nonstop interaction with his brother. Her obsession and the man who considered her his best friend.

From the glittering ballrooms of England to the English countryside, the promise of true love echoes down the ages in this sizzling collection of eight full-length Regency romances from eight of today’s New York Times and USA Today’s bestselling authors!

Righteous anger…or mindless rage?

Marla Shrike is not happy. In fact, you might say she’s overwhelmed with anger. Or just plain pissed off.

A young copyist finds herself in dangerous territory when she crosses path with a would-be barrister and the illegitimate son of a duke...

Malden Grey has learned to live by his wits, and Amaranthe fears his sharp eye will detect that she doesn’t always earn her living by honest means. But when Mal’s young half-siblings turn to Amaranthe for domestic advice, she becomes deeply implicated in life at Hunsdon House, and against her better judgment, Malden Grey steals her heart—even while she’s plotting to steal the Hunsdon MS, an irreplaceable book that can make her fortune.

So now you’re the Alpha.

For neophyte werewolf Hanna Harvey, life is a wedge of triple crème brie. Sure, there’s a group of local Furries aggressively adoring her right there in the frozen appetizer aisle and the constant complaints from high maintenance boar shifters are making any kind of work-life balance utterly impossible, but at least she’s living happily ever after with her three cats and her man crush-worthy mate, Mark Abernathy.

A mage without power. A witch without hope.

Desperation drives the beautiful, widowed witch, Genevieve Dale, to seek the help of Etienne, the notorious Comte du La Fey. Exiled to England, cursed for violating Merlin’s laws, Etienne must live a life without magic unless he can somehow redeem himself. Ironically, the disgraced mage is the best hope of Genevieve’s son, Louis. Other than Etienne, no one is willing to mentor the half-Outsider boy and help him learn control of his dangerous magic.

Brews, baked goods, and bump-offs…

After celebrating the dreaded forty birthday, Piper is finally ready to get back to her cafe. Not to mention the steamy vampire she got nice and cozy with lately.

Unfortunately, a knock on the door ruins it all.

Before she knows it, Piper is stuck babysitting her wayward mother, who came with a warning. The world is going to hell in a handbasket unless Piper can help her stop an evil coven before the next blood moon.

Nicknamed “Devil’ for his fiery hair and hot temper, Rune cannot resist the temptation of a wild night with a beautiful Saxon during his visit to East Anglia. But that one night of pleasure will have more far-reaching consequences than he had first imagined.

She's trying to escape her past...

Hitting the reset button with the help of a friend from back home in Boston, all Margaret Michaels is hoping for is a fresh start. And it doesn't get much fresher than the seaside hamlet of Townsend Harbor. Handed a place to live and a job as a bartender in the town's most popular nautical-themed pub, she's been given a hell of a head start--for once in her life. There's only one problem. She's never tended bar a day in her life. A fact that a certain studly regular seems all too eager to point out.