Книги автора: Marguerite Kaye

by Marguerite KayeThe Rake and the Heiress: Any virtuous society lady would know to run a mile from …

Which will it be hero or rebel?The Soldier's Dark SecretIf only Jack Trestain could easily put aside…

BEAUTY IS IN THE EYE OF THE BEHOLDERConsidered the plain, clever one in her family, Lady Cressida Ar…

The secrets behind the wedding veil.For penniless widow Ainsley McBrayne marriage is the only soluti…

As war blazes across Europe, three couples find a love that is powerful enough to overcome all the o…

THE MAN WHO COULD NEVER LOVEWaking up in a stranger’s bed, Henrietta Markham encounters the most dar…

A love against all the odds… For stewardess Jennifer Spencer, working on-board the luxurious Titanic…

Their marriage was a solution… Until passion turns it into a problem! Lord and Lady Elmswood’s conve…

JUST WHO IS LADY DEBORAH?I am the Dowager Countess of Kinsail, and I have enough secrets to scandali…

Captain Ewan Dalgleish was as famous for breaking society's rules as for his daring exploits on the …

Scottish Highlands, 1703 As the new Alpha of the Faol, a legendary clan possessing the power of the …

Indulge your fantasies of delicious Regency Rakes, fierce Viking warriors and rugged Highlanders. Be…

On a moonlit night, Imogen, Dowager Duchess of Strathfyne, wishes for something to end her lonelines…

London, 1923Stage actress Daisy Edwards goes looking for escape at a wild party. Instead she finds r…

Strangers at the Altar by Marguerite KayFor penniless widow Ainsley McBrayne, marriage is the only s…

Susanna Hunter once ignored Captain Fergus Lamont's warnings not marry a fortune hunter –a decision …

A marriage hiding secrets …but forged by passion! A Penniless Brides of Convenience story: Miss Este…

RELUCTANT SAVIOUR… WILLING SEDUCER On her first night in Scotland, Madeleine Lafayette is rescued fr…

A convenient proposal… Makes a scandalous match! Part of Penniless Brides of Convenience: Knocking o…

He will help her – at a price no lady should be willing to pay! Any virtuous society lady would know…