Trevor Whitlatch always wins when playing the game of love. His first glimpse of lovely, baseborn Clarissa fills him with desire — and determination. She will be his next mistress. But love is no game to Clarissa. She has suffered all her life from the choices her mother made, and vows that no child of hers will bear that shame. Irresistible force ... meet immovable object.

Desperate and destitute, the devilish Lord Rival draws up a list of wealthy women who might be willing to marry him. A mysterious spinster named Lady Olivia Fairfax is on the list, but when he finally meets her, she is hardly the lonely naif he expects. With her quick wit, sweet temper, and passion for charity work, Lady Olivia charms the rouge, making it difficult to bring his heartless seduction to its conclusion.

After a tragic loss, Celia Delacourt faces a life of loneliness & poverty - until a distant cousin, the Duchess of Arnsford, unexpectedly takes her in. Celia suspects an ulterior motive, but is grateful to be spending Christmas with family, however remote the relation - and despite the chilling grandeur of the ducal palace. And once she meets her cousin Jack, Celia begins to wonder: Will this be the worst Christmas of her life - or the best?Finalist for the RITA award for Best Regency Romance"Perfect reading on a cold day during the holiday season while sipping hot chocolate in front of the fireplace!" — Huntress Book Reviews

All women know that Training Wheels (fake diamond earrings) don't count as a Big-Ticket Item (a gift big enough to get a man out of trouble). Most have spent an evening doing Raw Cookie Dough Time (after they've been dumped) and, when they were really desperate, dated men from the Recycling Bin. (What did you hate about him? You don't remember.) But for anyone needing a translation, or just a laugh, Diane Farr offers a whimsical guide to dating vernacular. Part not-so-secret code, part code of silence (remember: never admit to collecting boyfriend T-shirts), and part code of honor (girlfriends never ditch each other at a singles bar, no matter what), The Girl Code is as funny as it is familiar.

Diane Farr—Numb3rs star, Loveline veteran, and FunnyorDie.com contributor—always took for granted that she could love anybody she chose. But when she, a white woman, fell in love with a Korean-American man, she quickly learned a tough lesson: When it comes to navigating the landscape of interracial love in America today . . . you're going to step on some landmines.At turns introspective and outrageous, Kissing Outside the Lines is Farr's unapologetic—often hilarious—look at the complexities of interracial/ethnic/religious/what-have-you love, told through the lens of her own experience of dating, marrying, and creating a family with someone from a race and culture different from her own. Along the way, she exposes the many ways in which prejudice rears its ugly head—whether subtly or overtly—when you dare to love “outside the lines," and she shares the stories of other multiracial couples from different corners of...