Facing the past...To build a future together!Part of Secrets of a Victorian Household. Silas Fairclough's new life in America is dramatically changed when he learns his mentor's dying wish is for him to wed his ward. Silas's marriage to beautiful, quiet Lady Mary Weddell will be a practical, sensible arrangement. But now his family in England need him—and that means taking his bride back to the land of scandal and ruin she'd left behind...

Facing The Past… To Build A Future Together!Silas Fairclough’s new life in America is dramatically changed when he learns his mentor’s dying wish is for him to wed his ward. Silas’s marriage to beautiful, quiet Lady Mary Weddell will be a practical, sensible arrangement. But now his family in England need him–and that means taking his bride back to the land of scandal and ruin she’d left behind…

Shoutline options:To keep her home...She must marry! When Elizabeth Morsely's beloved farm is sold to a genteel London family, she's stunned to learn that she's part and parcel...as a bride! This country girl believes she'll have nothing in common with her city groom, William Grant, except he's as reluctant to wed as she is. They agree to a platonic partnership, until Elizabeth glimpses the pure heart behind William's aristocratic demeanor. Might their arranged marriage become more after all?From Harlequin Historical: Your romantic escape to the past.The Rivenhall Weddings A brand-new trilogy from Carol ArensBook 1: Inherited as the Gentleman's Bride

"Marry me...and you'll have your freedom."Her father's will dictates Violet Harper must wed or be disinherited—yet she'd rather face the wilderness of the wintry Yorkshire moors than be bound to cynical, damaged soldier Captain Lance Amberton. Lance promises a marriage of convenience that will grant Violet her independence. In exchange, she must put her faith in Lance and see beyond his gruff exterior to the man beneath..."Fletcher has crafted a romance to engage medievalists" — RT Book Reviews on Besieged and Betrothed "Medieval fans will love the pageantry, the original setting and the surprises at every turn." — RT Book Reviews on Married to Her Enemy

Rinaldo Farnese and his brother Gino had just discovered that an Englishwoman, Alexandra, had inherited part of their estate. There seemed only one solution to reclaim their missing land: they would flip a coin and the winner would marry her! Alex liked Gino, but sparks flew between her and the dark and brooding Rinaldo. He seemed to hate her… yet attraction simmered between them. Had Rinaldo won the right to propose?