Harlequin® Historical brings you three new Regency titles for one great price, available now! This box set includes: THE DUKE'S DARING DEBUTANTE (Regency) by Ann Lethbridge When Frederick, Duke of Falconwood, is caught in a very compromising position with a coquettish debutante, he does the only thing that will salvage her reputation—he proposes marriage! A ROSE FOR MAJOR FLINT (Regency) Brides of Waterloo • by Louise Allen Major Adam Flint may be a roughened soldier and an incorrigible rake—but can he help vulnerable Rose, rendered memoryless by the traumas of war, recover her past? LORD LAUGHRAINE'S SUMMER PROMISE (Regency) A Year of Scandal • by Elizabeth Beacon Nine years ago, beautiful Callie Sommers eloped with wild young Gideon Laughraine. But their passionate romance ended in tragedy. Now, at the behest of his godmother, Gideon has promised to reclaim the wife he loved and lost. Look for 6 compelling new stories every month from Harlequin® Historical!

Forbidden to the undercover earl! Hiding from society, heiress Eleanor Hancourt must live as ordinary governess Nell Court in order to escape her family's scandals. But when the new estate manager arrives, her quiet existence is disrupted. Fergus is really the Earl of Barberry, undercover to investigate his own estate. Instead, he discovers the new governess is an illicit temptation! Yet when Nell's secret inheritance puts her in peril Fergus will do whatever it takes to save her...

Twelve addictive – and truly scandalous – Regency stories from your favourite Mills & Boon Historical authors!

Simon Hawkins, duke of Trent, eschews his normally strict code of honor when he begins a forbidden romance with lady's maid Sarah Osborne.

A beautiful widow of the Peninsular War finds a love that is as unlikely as it is undeniable in this Regency romance. When Alaric Defford, Lord Stafford, goes looking for his runaway niece, he instead encounters the most lovely and alluring woman he’s ever laid eyes on. The widow of a sergeant killed in the Peninsular War, Marianne Turner is equally shocked by the instant connection she shares with Alaric. She never expected to feel this way for another man, especially one so formidable and arrogant! Having vowed never to love again, Marianne insists that she is a completely unsuitable match for the dashing viscount. But when Alaric is injured, and Marianne nurses him back to health, she is reminded of how precious a chance at love can be . . .