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Dama Beltrán

The libertine life of William Manners, Duke of Rutland, ends when he's defeated in a duel of honor duel with a cheated husband. Of course, he probably should not have bedded her.

Embarrassed in the aftermath of the challenge, William decides to abandon London and depart for Haddon Hall, the peaceful place where he grew up, hoping to find the solitude he so urgently needs; however, the arrival of unexpected news destroys that calmness and provokes the Duke to drink.

Despite the advice of his most loyal servants, he decides to go riding and gallop through his estate.

Opening his eyes after an unfortunate fall, he discovers that a woman has been caring for him somewhere remote on his lands. Her name? Beatrice. Her only desire? To live in solitude for the rest of her life...

Ediciones Beltrán

Gentlemen

The solitude of the Duke (male version): A perfect love story

Roger Bennett, future Marquis of Rider, defines himself like a gentleman willing to help poor unfortunate souls lacking sexual pleasure. He enjoys his life so much that he wants to continue living like that until the end of his life. However, a person would cut short that libertine life he wants to keep on living.

 

Resigning himself to live with a wife he doesn't know or love, he decides to face his future bravely. Though when his blue eyes look at Evelyn, he discovers that everything he had ever wished for has drifted away. But love must be worked for and for a man so used to breaking hearts, it will be amazing to see how his own shatters like glass.

The surprise of the Marquis (male version): Fate is written, you just have to accept it

They say young love is never forgotten, perhaps because it is pure and real…

 

After many years looking for Anais Price, dreaming of having her with him once again, Frederick Cooper must marry Lady Caroline, as she is swelling with child – their child. Or so he thinks.

 

But his married life becomes hell; his wife rejects his presence, his tenderness, and even is repulsed by him, the most educated and respectful man in London.

Frederick tries to make peace with the life he has chosen, but how much longer can he maintain the cold and aristocratic behavior that his parents taught him since he was a child, when the love of his life reappears some years later?

 

True love doesn't disappear with time, and neither does the promise he made to her to protect her and love her…

The Sorrow of the Baron (male version): The first love never forgets

He never left a battle without a fight, but she made it quite clear she hadn't been born to be with him.

Depressed, humiliated, and with a broken heart, O'Brian is determined to destroy the feeling he has for his great love.

However, when Brian convinces himself he's not thinking about her, life gives him a second chance. This time, he won't allow April Campbell, widow of the Viscount of Gremont, reject him once again.

Will April overcome the deceit and treason of her dead husband? And will she be able to give the man she never forgot another chance?

It's time to find out...

The heart of inspector O'Brian (male version): Love doesn't understand of social classes or time...

Arrogant, conceited, cold, vain… those are some words used to describe Trevor Radley, owner of the most famous Gentlemen's Club in London.

The power money gave him made him forget his humble roots, transforming him an apathetic, unpleasant man. But fate will make him remember who he really is.

After discovering the cause of his biggest problem since he opened the club, Trevor becomes obsessed trying to keep her the furthest away as possible from the club.

To that end, he develops a plan, so perfect he doesn't doubt for a second that he'll achieve his goal.

However, what he doesn't know is that once he sits beside the person who can destroy him forever, everything he had planned will disappear in an instant.

Why is he unable to keep everything according to the plan? Why is it impossible to let her go?

Perhaps because deep inside he wants to know who Valeria Glesier is, and find out why he cannot stop thinking about anything but how to keep her safe…