by Patricia Oliver (1993)
When the fabulously rich and lovely Angela Walters wed Major Harry Davenport, the sixth earl of Castleton, they both knew the terms of the agreement: Angela would get the title her father wanted for her, while the good major would get the hard cash he so desperately lacked. Now, if only Angela could remember to listen to reason and not to her foolish heart. Original Regency Romance.(The Corinthians Series #1)
Joy Reed
Paul Wycliff unexpectedly inherits a title and estate when his uncle dies suddenly. Paul is then surprised to find the manor house being run by a young woman, who has been thrust into an estate management role following the death of the uncle, her employer. Paul and Mary Grant strike up an immediate rapport, but she can’t quite believe he has any feelings for a mousy old maid like herself, until he asks her to marry him.
Roberta Eckert
Beautiful Andrea Howard has been living a quiet life in the country with her ailing grandfather and two cousins when she meets their handsome neighbor, the Duke of Haverford. The first encounter goes badly, yet intrigued with each other, Andrea and the duke agree to marry to respect her grandfather’s wish that she be settled in life before his illness takes hold. Married life begins promisingly but when the duke is called upon to break up a ring of French spies, he leaves Andrea on her own with no explanation. The misunderstanding makes Andrea unsure about whether the marriage can survive.
Emma Lange
SHE WAS TOO BEAUTIFUL FOR HER OWN GOOD NAME If Miss Jessica Winslow's remarkable beauty was a blessing, it was one very much in disguise. Every man who saw her wanted to conquer her, and as a paid companion in an aristocratic household, her position was perilous as her pursuers were persistent. There was eager Viscount Andrew Fitzgerald, too young to be taken seriously, but too old for puppy love, the Reverend Mr. Headley. as eminently eligible as he was perfectly boring, and the debauched Lord Alfred Marling, whose title gave his amorous appetite teeth. But most dangerous of all was the magnificent Earl of Roxham, whom Jessica had to convince that she was made not for lust but for love...
Valerie King
Plotting to capture the heart of Lord Rayneworth, her childhood dream hero, Merry Fairfield is delighted by his apparent attraction to her, until she learns of his forthcoming marriage of convenience.