"Infamous for satisfying his limitless wants and desires, Christopher is a free man again. And this time he's on a mission to engage, deceive and seduce the one woman as ruthless as he is when it comes to games of passion. Far from innocent in the ways of men, Maria is one step ahead of Christopher's every move. It doesn't mean she isn't enjoying every delicious look, every unbridled kiss, every moment of abandon. But she never saw her own feelings...

Simon has nothing more than his expertise as a lover and mercenary to recomend him. Lysette can seduce or betray with equal skill-- and will do anything to reclaim the twin sister who doesn't remember her.

A literary association has invited unknown and mediocre writers of various nationalities to a seminar, so the narrative follows the train as it travels through Europe. The novel describes the self-absorption of the authors and their inability to communicate with each other. They are portrayed as inward-looking and disinterested in their fellow travelers' works. The novel speculates on the subject of literature and unsuccessful writing.The main character...

She's torn between her heart's desire and her desire for justice... Lady Athelton's St Valentine's Ball is a place for love, not vengeance. Nevertheless, the once carefree Lisette plots to use the infamous gathering in her quest for justice. But Lucien Monteil, handsome Vicomte and darling of post-revolutionary France, is more than the man who betrayed her father, sending him to the guillotine. He's also the man who stole her heart so many years...

"The greatest desire of Alexander Allerton, the Earl of Bloxley, is to alleviate the suffering of the poor and less fortunate of England. So when his hackney carriage is involved in an accident that results in the death of one of those he is determined to help, he is devastated. Alexander vows to keep the promise he makes to the injured woman as she takes her final breaths: he will not rest until he finds her young son. After a crippling accident...

A dynamic era is explored in this BBC History Magazine collector’s edition – that of the Georgian period, 1714 to 1837.

Inside you will find: - A timeline of the key milestones in Georgian history - A cast of fascinating characters, from the outrageous Prince Regent to the nation’s child factory workers - Dramatic accounts of riots and rebellions on Britain’s road to electoral reform - Revelations of the misdemeanours of elite society,

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