Margaret Westhaven

• Feb-1986
• / Traditional Regency
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“He is your husband, dear,” says gentle Lucinda MacDowell to her agitated cousin, young Lady Cassandra Amesbury Chase. “You might have known he’d come back some day.” And that is Cassandra’s problem. She had been a chit of seventeen tw...

• Mar-1988
• / Traditional Regency
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Lord Geoffrey Barnstone tries to convince the young heiress Polly Percy to marry him, although she is not of aristocratic stock, but unknown to Polly, the unscrupulous Lord Barnstone simply wants to keep from losing his estate...

• Mar-1988
• / Traditional Regency
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"I'M RESOLVED NEVER TO MARRY" Penelope Lacey declared stoutly to Sir Edward Marchmont--even though he was the object of her amorous girlhood fancies. All Hampshire knew that Pen was mad for the dashing aristocrat, but Marchmont seemed quite disint...

• Apr-1988
• / Traditional Regency
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Who would ever suspect that a clergyman's daughter could become the paramour of a marquis? It was an outrageous idea! The penniless Miss Sophia Dalrymple was an authoress, and a good one, but the problem of finding a publisher seemed insurm...

• Jul-1989
• / Traditional Regency
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His reputation was in question but hers was in danger She might be "on the shelf" but she wasn't desperate At twenty and nine, Theodora Thornfield needed to be independent. Despite her upper-class back-ground, she accepted a positio...

• Mar-1990
• / Traditional Regency
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One day a poor relation the next a bewildered bride She thought he was too good to be true When Mary Winter and Count Antonio Ramirez y Mondego are caught wrestling on the ground at Tattersall's, there is nothing for it but to be married th...

• May-1990
• / Traditional Regency
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FREE SPIRIT With beauty, wit and a sizable fortune, Maria, Comtesse de Beaulieu, could have had her pick of suitors, yet preferred not to marry. Rather, the young widow savored the life she led: throwing splendid literary soirees, hatching fabulous ...

• Oct-1990
• / Traditional Regency
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She would always love him though he had every reason to despise her Her past had put paid to her future The "one-guinea-widow" had been the gossip mongers delight. Now Lady Jeffries-Hodge, to whom that epithet belonged, had returned to ...

• Mar-1991
• / Traditional Regency
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The Irresistible Lord's Decidedly Improper Proposition Miss Matilda Graham made it clear what she thought of the Duke of Arden's proposition. Yet how could she refuse this lord whose looks, wealth, and charm won him any woman he wanted. Es...

• Aug-1991
• / Traditional Regency
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The Perfect Stranger Beautiful Marianna Chapin knew next to nothing about the devastatingly handsome and charming "Mr. Henry Duke" who had bought the estate adjoining that of Marianna's stepmother. She knew only that this seemingly ...

• Nov-1991
• / Traditional Regency
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Their best performance was yet to come She understood all when the curtain came down Miss Leonora Clare had fled to Cheltenham to avoid playing a role for which she was unsuited. She was no more suited to the role she had been engaged to pla...

• Dec-1991
• / Traditional Regency
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Dangerous Deceptions Beautiful Lady Antonia Worthington did not shrink from playing a cat-and-mouse game with the law to save her village from ruin. But when the law came to be embodied in the devastatingly handsome, shockingly libertine Sir Owen ...

• Jul-1992
• / Traditional Regency
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The Pretty Puppet Lovely Susan Danvers had to dance to a maddening medley of tunes. Her eccentric grandmother wanted her to be an unspoiled country Miss. Her fashionable mother wanted her to be the belle of the Marriage Mart. Rakes wanted her to b...

• Jan-1993
• / Traditional Regency
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Love and magic are in the air on St. Valentine's Day, so celebrate this most romantic of holidays with five extraordinarily talented Regency authors. Each story will transport you to a time when St. Valentine's Day was full of pageantry, intrigue, an...

• Jan-1993
• / Traditional Regency
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Unwedded Bliss Lady Jane Averham had been married once - and once was quite enough. Her late, unlamented husband left her with wealth, position, and two daughters to raise. He left her as well with a delight in freedom after the constraints of wed...

• Dec-1993
• / Traditional Regency
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No Place for a Lady Caroline Percival was born and raised a lady--but family financial disaster forced her to take the unsuitable position of governess in the hellish household of the odious Brangley clan, and the coming of Christmas made her posi...