Christopher Marchant's mood matches the storm clouds that gather above his mansion. Yet when lightning illuminates a stranded beauty he must do as any gentleman would. Although, once rescued, she must be on her way.... But if Hero Ingram leaves empty-handed her uncle will punish her. Christopher is caught off guard by her wilful rebellion; and he's sure he's caught a hint of vulnerability in her defiance.... As a gentleman he must protect her and make her quest his own. But as a red-blooded male...? She has awoken him from his slumber!

She’s investigating a theft, but he may steal her heart. When a famous emerald necklace disappears, Georgiana Bellewether is determined to solve the mystery. But her beauty and gender prevent anyone from taking her seriously—until the Marquess of Ashdowne offers to help. If only the man wasn’t so much of a distraction… Ashdowne has his own reasons for assisting the delectable Miss Bellewether. But when he finds himself falling in with her wild schemes, he begins to wonder if he’s falling for the woman herself. “Not only is it witty, romantic and funny, it is beautifully written... I laughed from the first page, not only at the charming repartee between the hero and heroine, but at the many clever twists and turns the story takes.” – All About Romance Book #1 of Love in Disguise A RITA Finalist for Best Historical Romance Key Themes: Regency romance, romantic comedy, Regency romp, historical romance mystery, beta hero, marquess, lady sleuth, strong heroine, Regency romance secrets, independent heroine, nobleman, witty romance, jewel thief, hero in disguise, stories with humor, secret identity, happily ever after, British historical romance, love story, burglary, romance fiction books Deborah Simmons is a two-time RITA Finalist and USA Today bestselling author of historical romances originally published by Avon, Harlequin, and Berkley, as well as a romantic comedy.

Provides a new perspective on three important women poets-and challenges prevailing notions of feminist criticism

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