Raised by their retired naval captain father in their sheltered seaside town, these sisters know much about battle tactics and strategic maneuvers. But pirates? Well, that's another matter. The five Jones sisters are about to meet their match in this collection of lighthearted, swoonworthy romps where love is powerful, family is everything, and secrets are treasures just waiting to be unburied... Miss Minerva's Pirate Mishap A mysterious pirate claims he needs Minerva's help. But what if this thief ends up stealing her heart? Miss Abigail's Beastly Beau Miss Abigail has the heart of an angel and the patience of a saint. But what if what she wants...is the love of a pirate? Miss Sally's Unsuitable Soldier Miss Sally has never run from anything...except love. Luckily, her soldier is up for the chase. Miss Rebecca's Rebellious Viscount For once the most obedient Jones sister means to cause trouble. She'd likely succeed, too...if only a certain overprotective viscount would get out of her way. Miss Hattie's Reluctant Hero Hattie has always longed for an adventure. She just didn't expect to find one at sea. And she definitely hadn't imagined her knight in shining armor would be a pirate in disguise.

Miss Rebecca means to cause trouble. And she might just succeed...if only a certain overprotective viscount would get out of her way. The balls, the gowns, the gentlemen callers—a Season in London is everything Miss Rebecca has ever dreamt it would be. The only hitch in her plans? A certain grumpy Viscount who seems to think he's obligated to look after her. But escorting her to parties is one thing...chasing her through the streets of London while she seeks out her estranged mother? Surely that is going above and beyond. If only she could rid herself of her self-appointed guard. But, then again, when he distracts her with kisses it's hard to recall where the real adventure lies. With the gang of pirates...or in her viscount's arms. This is a clean, sweet regency romance with a standalone love story. However, there is an overarching plot so the series is best read in order.

Henri lives to uncover secrets, but this man has everything to hide... Lady Henrietta Bloomfield has built a fortune gambling on the utterly predictable foibles of her peers. When her latest wager fails thanks to the stodgy Earl of Colefax and his surprisingly rash behavior, she's more intrigued than disappointed. It seems there's more to the upright earl than meets the eye, and Henri makes it her mission to discover who he really is. The more she gets to know the real Alistair, with his dark passion and his mysterious missions, the more she finds him utterly, irresistibly appealing. And what she feels when he holds her in his arms? That's enough to make her doubt her sanity. No rational woman should lose her heart to a man who's determined to ruin her fun. Alistair might have found Henri's nosey antics amusing...if he didn't have so many secrets to hide. But it's not just his pride on the line--lives are at stake, including his brother's. He has no choice but to do whatever it takes to distract Henri from her suspicions, and if kisses are the best way to do that, then so be it. Now if only he can kiss her senseless without risking his own heart in the process.

Is this pirate a villain...or the hero she's been waiting for? Miss Minerva leads a perfectly predictable life in her quiet, seaside town. Or she did...until she came upon a pirate while exploring in a cave. The brute takes her captive, but lets her go when he realizes she's a gently bred lady. But when Minerva goes to warn her father that there's thieves on their shores, she finds the very same pirate. In her home. Wearing a suit. "Ah, there she is." His smile is wicked. "Just the lady I was hoping to see." She's not certain what stolen goods this thief is after, but one thing is clear. If she's not careful, the charming, mysterious rogue may wind up stealing her heart. Miss Minerva's Pirate Mishap is a clean, sweet regency romance and the start of a five-book series of standalone novels.

★★★★★ "I HIGHLY recommend this collection! Sweet stories full of wit and humor. Ms. Dallen is becoming one of my favorite authors. Her writing is superb." - Reviewer ★★★★★ "So good it made me cry!" - Reviewer ★★★★★ "Ms. Dallen’s writing style harks back to the days of Georgette Heyer. She writes a good story, with characters you actually want to know more about... I wish more of the regency writers out there produced stories such as these...The stories are sweet, simple, and quick to read. I shall be on the lookout for more of Ms. Dallen’s books." A collection of sweet, lighthearted, binge-worthy regency romance novels... From a damsel in distress hiding as a maid in the home of an Earl, to a feisty debutante kidnapped by a man determined to save her life—these fast-paced, closed-door, swoonworthy romances are guaranteed to leave you smiling. Start with Book One of the bestselling series, The Misadventures of Miss Adelaide: She's on the run from her cruel guardian... And Miss Adelaide has found the perfect hiding spot in the home of the formidable Earl of Tolston. But masquerading as a maid comes at a cost. One day she faints on the job, and wakes . . . in the arms of the Earl. Her secrets about to be exposed, Addie wants nothing more than to flee—again. But the powerful, overprotective Earl with dark, brooding eyes makes it very clear that she's his to protect. "You can try to run, Addie . . . but I will follow." The series is filled with your favorite tropes: ✔️ Grumpy/Sunshine Romance ✔️ Enemies to Lovers ✔️ Damsel in Distress ✔️ Bad Boy Heroes ✔️ Mistaken Identity ✔️ Childhood Friends to More ✔️ Runaway Bride ✔️ Second Chance at Love Each novel in the School of Charm series contains a standalone romance with no cliffhangers, and a guaranteed swoonworthy happy ending! Suitable for all ages, these stories offer a delightful escape without explicit content, profanity, or violence.

This early work by Radclyffe Hall was originally published in 1928 and we are now republishing it with a brand new introductory biography. 'The Well of Loneliness' is a novel that follows an upper-class Englishwoman who falls in love with another woman while serving as an ambulance driver in World War I. Marguerite Radclyffe Hall was born on 12th August 1880, in Bournemouth, England. Hall's first novel The Unlit Lamp (1924) was a lengthy and grim tale that proved hard to sell. It was only published following the success of the much lighter social comedy The Forge (1924), which made the best-seller list of John O'London's Weekly. Hall is a key figure in lesbian literature for her novel The Well of Loneliness (1928). This is her only work with overt lesbian themes and tells the story of the life of a masculine lesbian named Stephen Gordon.