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Elizabeth’s Rake and Cupid’s Mistake Two Regency Classics—For the First Time in One Volume! Elizabeth’s Rake Emily Hendrickson Upon leaving London, beautiful Elizabeth Dancy thinks that she has finally escaped the amorous attentions of Lord Leighton. Surely the most notorious and irresistible rake in the realm would never abandon the pleasures of city life to follow her to the Surrey countryside. But Elizabeth has never been more wrong: the heartbreakingly handsome lord has arrived in Surrey, eager to woo and win her this Valentine’s Day. Now there’s nowhere for Elizabeth to flee except into the most dangerous place of all—the arms of love… Cupid’s Mistake Karen Harbaugh Even Eros, the god of love, makes mistakes. When he misfires one of his arrows, he’ll have to hurry to fix his folly. His plan is to make the Marquess of Blytheland fall in love with the outspoken, beautiful Cassandra Hathaway. But the Marquess assumes that a free-thinking lady can never hope to be virtuous. Now, with more than a little push from the Valentine cherub, the two opposites must find their way through the labyrinthine path to love.
Signet (Regency), February 2005 |
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