The legendarily libidinous Loversalls are notorious for their amorous adventures, their erotic escapades. Alas, Beau Loversall has lost his enthusiasm for such pursuits. It is, he fears, a result of advancing age. But then he reluctantly rescues an innocent, Miss Penelope Parrish, and must provide her a proper duenna… A comedy of manners, Regency style. Regency Romance Novella by Maggie MacKeever; originally published by Vintage Ink Press

“If anyone ever offers you bodily harm, petite, it will be because you have poked your nose into what you should not.” So spoke Merrie’s guardian, the maddening Mephisto. But what else is a girl to do but investigate when there are so many curious matters surrounding her, not least concerning the handsome fortune hunter who holds her heart? Regency Romance by Maggie MacKeever writing as Grace South; originally published by Fawcett Coventry

Cezar Korzha has been wandering this earth for a very long time. He has also survived, thus far, his succession to Master of Edinburgh. But inconvenient corpses are popping up in public places. His creator is trying to destroy him. His allies are falling victim to Cupid's dart. Cezar has an otherworldly being in his drawing room and a judicator on his doorstep. A Regency Romance with Vampires; The Edinburgh Vampires, Book III by Maggie MacKeever; originally published by Vintage Ink Press

Conor Melchers is a seasoned rakehell. Augusta is an embittered lady with a penchant for games of chance. Annette (known to her intimates as Nit) is a marriage-minded damsel without a ha’porth of common sense. Abby is a mysterious unknown whose memory has been misplaced. Add the misguided meddling of several not-disinterested bystanders – result, a rollicking game of hearts. Regency Romance by Maggie MacKeever; originally published by Zebra

Lady Philippa Harte (Pippin to her friends) shocked the folk of the Scottish countryside when she stopped at a public inn owned by Lord Afton. His lordship had caused some scandal of his own in London, and brought his abandoned ways to the country with him. But there was a greater evil than Afton that threatened Pippin. Regency Romance by Maggie MacKeever; originally published by Fawcett

Miranda is determined not to wed, lest she make a scandal like her mama and grandmama and her great-grandmama, all of whom had shocking weaknesses for charming scoundrels. But then Fate places in her pathway the very rakehelly Lord Baird. Regency Romance by Maggie MacKeever; originally published by Belgrave House/Regency Reads

The indomitable Baroness Bligh packs up her friends and family, along with her pets and the Chief Magistrate of Bow Street, for a relaxing country Christmas, which — as often is the case with Dulcie — turns out to be nothing of the sort. Ghosts, murder, forbidden trysts and romantic misunderstandings: what can a lady do but try and set things right? A Dulcie Bligh Adventure. Regency Romance by Maggie MacKeever; originally published by Vintage Ink Press

Emily Dinwiddie knows full well that fantastical beings exist. Will Count Revay-Czobar be a fiend so foul she cannot bear to look at him, let alone ask his help? Valentin Lupescu, Count Revay-Czobar, is bored. When Emily arrives on his doorstep, he sees in this freckled, bespectacled spinster the source of more amusement than he's enjoyed in decades. Mystery, mayhem and madness in the dark streets of Regency Edinburgh's Old Town. Regency Paranormal Romance by Maggie MacKeever; originally published by Zebra as Waltz with a Vampire

Lady Sherris Child is a celebrated writer who thinks the execution of Captain Toby, the notorious (and handsome) highwayman, will inspire her next novel. When Captain Toby escapes, forcing Sherry at gunpoint to help him, there’s no doubt of it! But that’s just the beginning of their escapades… Regency Romance by Maggie MacKeever; originally published by Fawcett Crest

Lord Charnwood chose himself a wife who would think and behave just as she should, a biddable young lady with a proper way of thinking who would never cause him a moment's unease. Or so he thought. And truly Elizabeth did try to behave as a proper duchess should. Until she discovered that the duke had an appalling number of extraneous females in his life... Regency Romance by Maggie MacKeever; originally published by Zebra

Vashti Beaufils, beautiful French émigrée, inherited her cousin Marmaduke’s mansion—but she’d never even met Marmaduke. Discoveries rapidly followed: her notorious cousin Valérie had impersonated her when she had an affair with Marmaduke, and the mansion was being used as a gambling establishment. And Lord Stirling though Vashti was up to no good! Regency Romance by Maggie MacKeever; originally published by Fawcett Coventry

Matters are looking grim for the rakish Earl of Dorset: ravishing Lady Arabella Arbuthnot has gone to meet her maker by way of his knife plunged deep into her fickle heart, which makes him the chief suspect. But villains and Bow Street alike are no match for Dorset’s fond aunt, the bewitching, calculating, and totally unscrupulous Baroness Dulcie Bligh. Regency Romance/Mystery by Maggie MacKeever writing as Gail Clark; originally published by Pocket

Poor Maddie Tate. Widowed with two children. An ordinary sort of female, no more memorable than a potted palm. Seven and twenty years of age. Lucky Angel Jarrow. Temptation incarnate, lazy and spoiled – and why should he not be, when the whole world adores him, save for the notable exception of his wife? Maddie Tate and Angel Jarrow. In the ordinary course of events, their paths might never cross. But then comes the Burlington House bal masque, when Maddie witnesses something she should not, and flees straight into Angel’s arms. And he discovers that he does not want to let her go. Mysterious masqueraders. Misbehaving monarchs. Political perfidy. While in the background the ton twitters, and a fascinated London follows the Regent’s preparations for his Grand Jubilee. Murder, mystery and romance in Regency England. Book II of The Tyburn Trilogy.

The legendary Loversalls have long loved unwisely and too well, among them Cara, the widowed Lady Norwood, who is content to rusticate on her country estate. But then her brother Beau arrives to destroy her peace, and Cara must hurry to London to rescue her abominable niece Zoe from Lord Mannering, the most irresistible rakehell of them all – which is precisely that diabolical gentleman’s intent. Regency Romance by Maggie MacKeever; originally published by Zebra Regency