From USA Today bestselling author Gayle Callen comes Never Marry a Stranger, a new romance that dares to pose the question, can there be true love in a pretend marriage? This Victorian-set romance from Callen, author of Never Trust a Scoundrel and Never Dare a Duke, is the latest in a series that features an aristocratic family that has been embroiled in scandal and now must reclaim their lives in society.
She agrees. Virtual strangers, the two embark on an unforgettable journey, determined to make a success of their hasty marriage... From the much-loved Anna Jacobs, this is an incomparable tale of romance against the odds.
Should Stacey follow her feelings for him, or accept her place? The romantic novel from 20th century written under a pseudonym of Ida Pollock, Susan Barrie, is a gripping tale of difficult, yet romantic fates.
But then a shocking turn of events sent her roguish husband from her side. Four years later, he has returned a powerful, irresistible man who is determined to seduce his way into her affections. No, this is not at all the man she married.
I'm the whole package.
Lord Amesbury is tormented by his own ghosts, and believes he is beyond redemption, yet he cannot deny his attraction for the girl whose genuine goodness touches the heart he'd thought long dead.
The marriage quest… More at ease with injured animals than with people, shy Helen Crosby knew that drastic measures were required to find herself a man.
Her struggle to forge her own identity as a woman in contemporary Iran is charged with passion, anger and finally a need to escape. “The ecstasies and disillusionments of first love are the stuff of great tragedies and cheap romances, but ...
The only way to secure her dream is to marry a handsome stranger .
I'll tell you a big part of the problem though when you get married—well, you know, when you're dating, everything is ... And so is the wedding planning talk 'cause you're already married. Right. So, you know, I can come down here, ...
Kay McLean looked flustered. “Rory, honestly.” “Now, Kay, there's a lot of money involved here. As the manager of your trust fund, it is my duty to advise you on this matter. This is not meant to cast any sort of aspersion on David.