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Laurie Benson

Confessions of a Regency duke… 

When the Duke of Winterbourne proposed to Olivia, she felt like the luckiest girl alive. Their happy marriage was the envy of the ton. But all that changed when Gabriel wasn't there the night Olivia gave birth to their son… 

Gabriel's life is rooted in darkness, and he's learned the hard way not to trust anyone with the truth. Yet, now his wife wants to try for another child…and Gabriel must bare his secrets in order to bring Olivia back into his bed, and by his side, forever!

Harlequin Historical

Secret Lives of the Ton

An Uncommon Duke

“Delightfully unexpected plot twists, with lively dialogue and witty repartee. This adventure and treasure hunt romance is a charmer.” —RT Book Reviews

The Earl of Hartwick delights in scandalizing the ton with his behavior. But it’s his turn to be scandalized when, on an escapade, he bumps into Miss Sarah Forrester—in the rain, at night, on a rooftop!

Sarah is hunting for a diamond, and the last thing she needs is the infuriating Hart distracting her. But as it happens, he’s looking for the jewel, too. They may be rivals, but the sparks between them are uncontrollable. And soon Sarah finds herself longing for another treasure—becoming Hart’s countess . . .

An Unexpected Countess

“Poignant romance, delightfully vivid descriptions of high society life and plenty of dramatic secrets and red-hot sensuality . . . a fabulous debut.” —Bookish Jottings

For American Katrina Vandenberg, the rules of London society are stifling. So when a rare moment of solitude at a particularly tedious ball is interrupted, she’s disappointed . . . until she lays eyes on a very handsome stranger . . .

Julian Carlisle, Duke of Lyonsdale, is destined for a dull marriage of convenience, and Katrina couldn’t be further from the docile, blue-blooded bride he needs. An affair would be scandalous, but could there be a way for this highly unsuitable woman to become Julian’s perfect duchess after all?