Two novels explore the lives of two women in their quest to find true love.

In A Grand Passion, a widow vows to seek revenge on the man responsible for her husband's death--only to find herself ensnared in her own deceptions.

In this new giant-size Regency romance, Elizabeth Mansfield provides fans with even more passion and enchantment. A daring scheme of deception quickly turns into a havoc of mistaken identities when a mother tries to arrange her daughter's marriage.

A taste for magnificent clothes and extravagant parties has led beautiful Lady Theodora Fairchild to the brink of financial disaster. Only handsome bookkeeper David MacKenzie knows the depths of her money woes--and the despair of a love she thinks can never be fulfilled.

When Sophia mistakes the distinguished Earl of Wynwood for her cousin and rushes headlong into his arms, the object of her mistaken affections looks her over callously and walks away--even after she apologizes profusely. And when she decides that a lesson in etiquette is in order for the arrogant earl, Sophia ends up receiving her own lesson--in love.

Genevra did not give a fig for marriage, it was the violin she loved, until her bratty cousin Belinda became engaged to the Marquis of Ollenshaw, the only man to ever spark Genevra's passion. Well all's fair in love and war--Genevra is about to play a romantic overture to capture the Marquis's heart.