<p>When her life is threatened, Lady Mirthton is forced to search for an elusive wooden shoe with her father's dying words as her only clue, and she proposes to unsuspecting war hero Marcus Forester in order to gain his assistance. Original.</p>

A Merry Escapade (Zebra Regency Romance)

Romance

Jones, Jenna

Paranormal

Kensington Pub. Corp

Justin Mayhew, the proper and respectable Earl of Stonegate, is rescued from deadly assailants by a young London cabbie who turns out to be Lady Melanie Baxter, a distant cousin disguised as a boy to whom he had been betrothed as a boy. Original.

A Delicate Deception (Zebra Regency Romance)

Lords and ladies are no match for irresistible kittens in these three stories: Lynn Collum's A Purrfect Christmas for the Marquis, The Rose and Shadow by Jenna Jones, and Judith A. Lansdowne's The Magnifikitten, which mix romance and the holiday spirit with feline mischief. Original.

Christmas Kittens

Lansdowne, Judith A.

Collum, Lynn

Rescued from deadly assailants by a young female cabbie who turns out to be a distant cousin to his former betrothed, the Earl of Stonegate feels obligated to shower her with finery as she vows to find his pursuers. Reissue.

A Delicate Deception

Who doesn't love a wedding? The three stories in Going to the Chapel prove that everyone has a special day. In Don't Ask by JJ Massa, Captain Zachary Smith has always wanted to find out what boils behind Agent Falk Thayer's calm exterior. Falk, on the other hand, isn't looking for anything long-term. Never has. Never will. When things get hot and heavy between them, Captain Smith has to decide if he's willing to take less than what he needs or sacrifice everything. In Building a Life by Alexa Snow, when Levi goes to his best friend Cooper's engagement party, he doesn't expect to meet someone fascinating -- and he definitely doesn't expect that someone to be Cooper's five-year-old niece Ashley. It comes as an even bigger surprise to find that Ashley's father Philip is both fascinating and hot. But Philip is married, even if his wife is mysteriously out of the picture, so this ready-made family can't possibly have room in it for Levi... or can it? Finally, in Apples and Gin by Jenna Jones, country singer Sawyer Shaw loves photographer Noah Kingston and is tired of hiding it. He's kept his sexuality hidden for the sake of his career and his family, but over the past ten years Sawyer has come to realize what matters most to him is Noah and his happiness, and Sawyer is ready not only to make it public but also to make it permanent.

Going to the Chapel

Literature & Fiction

Snow, Alexa

Massa, J. J.

Erotica

Torquere Pr