Mills & Boon Historical

6 total works

Seafire

by Sarah Westleigh

Published 12 July 1996

Viscount's Bride

by Ann Elizabeth Cree

Published 6 February 2004

Faced with an unsavory choice of husband or the comfortable love of a sensible man, Lady Chloe chooses a sensible match. But she hasn't counted on Brandt, Lord Salcombe, thwarting her carefully laid plans. With Chloe discovered in a potentially compromising situation with Mr. Sensible, how dare her rescuer, Brandt, insist that the next time she wants a kiss she should come to him! It's not as if the wild and passionate Brandt is ideal husband material himself, but she can't deny his offer is tempting . . .

Jousting With Shadows

by Sarah Westleigh and Ann Elizabeth Cree

Published 1 June 1997

Genevra had lost hope of a good marriage and children. So she was thrilled to be betrothed to a highly respected knight, Robert St. Aubin. But marriage brought Genevra down to earth with a bump. When she learnt Robert had been married before she thought she had found the source of their problems...

My Lady's Prisoner

by Ann Elizabeth Cree

Published 1 September 2001

Three years ago Julia Carrington's husband was killed. Desperate to uncover the culprit, Julia had little success, until Nicholas Chandler, Viscount Thayne, appeared, wearing her husband's ring. Determined to discover all this influential man knew, there seemed to be no alternative - she will have to take him prisoner!

The Impossible Earl

by Sarah Westleigh

Published 1 December 1997

An unexpected inheritance...

Leonora wanted him to leave: Having been reduced to working as a governess, she was left her uncle's fortune and fine town house in Bath. But she also inherited the most infuriating-and most handsome- resident, Blaise, Earl of Kelsey!

Blaise refused to go: He had a lease and, by George, he was staying to run his popular gentlemen's club! Especially since Lady Leonora was such a captivating woman....

Leonora's hopes for a respectable life in Society and the possibility of marriage would come to ruin without a compromise, particularly when the Earl was so clearly not a candidate for marriage...or was he?

A Highly Irregular Footman

by Sarah Westleigh

Published 6 December 1996