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The Honourable Justin Rutherford and his niece, Anthea, investigate the mysterious death of Sir Eustace Knowle.

Released at last from her seminary for young ladies, Susan Fyfield hoped to find romance and excitement now that the schoolroom was behind her. At the centre of her dreams was the Hon. Hugh Eversley, the dashing, elusive brother of her friend, Georgiana. But Beau Eversley was the talk of the town and pursued by all the matchmaking mamas of the London season. At Georgiana's coming-out party, Susan danced with the Beau, had her first glass of champagne, and then behaved rather indiscreetly. The next day she sought out the Beau and confessed to having told her guardian aunt of an imaginary betrothal between them. But, far from reacting as she had expected, Hugh Eversley suggested that the engagement should become a reality...

Behind the discreet facade of proud wealth and privilege, a London scandal is brewing...The most provocative charmer outside the demimonde gives way to forbidden passion at the Moonlight Masquerade...An embittered Earl tries to locate a missing heir and wreck the titled future of his son...An impetuous young innocent endangers her life to protect the handsome lover of a famous courtesan...And a hot blooded commoner, maddened by desire for a titled beauty, plot the downfall of a wealthy Viscount...Turbulent romance, glittering intrigue in fashionable Regency London

Forgotten Passions... Charming, independent Elizabeth Thorne was delighted to be spending the summer in Sussex--and she was pleasantly surprised upon arrival to find former beau Robert Farnham a guest at the same inn. But when the man who had once been her fiance pretended not to recognize her, Elizabeth feared something was terribly wrong. Good sense told her that her safety was at stake, yet she could not ignore the desires rekindled within her. Why was he following her every move--and why has Elizabeth come under suspicion as a spy from the man who once knew her best? Has he really forgotten they were once passionate lovers?