Книги автора: Amanda McCabe

Escape to a world of roguish rakes and daring debutantes with this incredible Regency collection fro…

‘Royal courts are glittering places. But there can be many dangers there.’The words of Juan, the shi…

A Sinful AllianceDaughter of a courtesan and a lord, Marguerite was forced to fend for herself in th…

Danger and desire! Clio Chase is hoping for a quiet season in Sicily with her family. There, she can…

Her dashing nobleman…Leaving exotic Sicily behind, and with it her heart, Thalia Chase returns to En…

ADVENTURES OF AN ENGLISH DEBUTANTEThe perfect diplomat’s daughter, Mary Manning has spent her young …

IN A CITY OF SHADOWS…Orlando Landucci knows all too well what darkness lies beneath Florence’s dazzl…

THERE IS ONLY ONE WOMAN WHO CAN TAME LONDON’S MOST NOTORIOUS HEARTBREAKER…Anna Barrett is more comfo…

Scotland, 1540Katrina McLeod fled an arranged marriage, decreed by King James of Scotland, to a man …

As Queen Elizabeth's lady-in-waiting, innocent Lady Rosamund is unprepared for the temptations of Co…

A country Christmas at Barton ParkPlain, sensible Rose Parker is a self-proclaimed wallflower, but s…

Anne Percy lived for her secret trysts with Robert, Viscount Langley, heir to a wealthy earldom and …

Maria Gonzales had hoped for a fresh start in the New World as a contessa’s servant, far away from h…

England, 1922 David Carlisle believes no woman would want to marry the broken and isolated man who h…

A lady turned governessA life-changing proposal!When Lady Alexandra Mannerly last saw Malcolm Gordst…

Tired of seasons with boring socialites, Lord Tristan Carlyle has given up his life as a libertine t…

Marriage is a Christmas affair for these lords and ladies!Mistletoe Magic –Sophia James Could she be…

Second chance… With the scoundrel spy! A Debutantes in Paris story: Running her father’s mercantile …

Scotland, 1561Lady Helen Frasier thought Highlanders were barbaric—until she shared an intimate enco…

Emma Bancroft used to pride herself on her sensible nature, but good sense flew out the window durin…