Best Selling Books by Susan CARROLL

Destitute and penniless as the result of her late husband''s relatives, Frederica Barry is forced to become the mistress of Max Warfield, a distant cousin determined to help her. Original.

Life Passed Me By is a wistful, heartbreaking and unintentionally humorous memoir about life postponed.

Ten years after Maria had left Sir Jared Branden standing at the altar, he reenters her life, just when she is in the process of helping a young miss escape the clutches of a horrid betrothal. Original.

A wonderful two-in-one Regency edition from one of the most popular authors in the field. The Wooing of Miss Masters finds the country prattling over the news that the infamous Duke of Raeburn hosting a ball to choose a duchess--and the lovely Audra Leigh Masters scoffing at the entire charade. And in The Bishop''s Daughter, Kate, the Bishop''s daughter, finds herself drawn to exactly the wrong man. Regency romance originals.

Everard Ramsey tries to help Aurelia Sinclair become more appealing to her childhood sweetheart, Justin, Lord Spencer, but finds the new Aurelia irresistible himself

In Brighton Road, a lady author gives a stern and proper lord a lesson in the art of romance, while in The Sugar Rose, a fastidious aristocrat tries to help a young lady win the heart of the man she is supposed to marry. Reissue.

Vowing to risk the streets of London and the murderous conquests of the Hook in order to reclaim her stolen daughter, Anne Fairhaven forces her way back into a hated society and enlists the help of the Marquis of Mandell. Original.

In Mistress Mischief, a destitute Frederica Barry makes an indecent proposal in order to keep out of the poorhouse, while in The Lady Who Hated Shakespeare, a disgusted Cordelia Renwick finds her head turned by her scholarly cousin. Original.

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