<div>A princess sparks devotion in a chivalrous knight in this medieval romance by a New York Times&ndash;bestselling author who &ldquo;creates magic&rdquo; (Lisa Kleypas). With Princess Melanthe di Monteverde widowed, a political marriage would tip the balance of power to any kingdom that possessed her. Determined to return to England alive and unwed, she hides behind a mask of witchery. Protecting her is Ruck d&rsquo;Angleterre, a chivalrous knight who never wavers&mdash;and the only man Melanthe wishes could lift the veil of her disguise. He once desired her, but now his gaze reveals distrust. As they flee her enemies, Melanthe&rsquo;s impossible love for the Green Knight grows. Ruck has remained chaste for thirteen miserable years, since his wife entered a nunnery, continuing to honor their marital vows. In that dark hour, when the church stripped him of his spouse and his possessions, the princess secretly came to his aid with two emeralds. Her safety is his duty, yet his heart is not pure. Each time he gazes upon Melanthe&rsquo;s sable hair and twilight eyes, he wants more Showcasing Laura Kinsale&rsquo;s gift for bringing unforgettable characters to life on the page, For My Lady&rsquo;s Heart is yet another winner from the author of Flowers from the Storm, chosen as one of the &ldquo;Greatest Love Stories of All Time&rdquo; in a poll of Washington Post and Glamour magazine readers. </div>

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For My Lady's Heart

<div>In the heat of the desert, a scorching love rises between a restless viscount and a beauty in disguise in this novel by a New York Times&ndash;bestselling author. Desperate to find safety in England, Zenia, the descendent of the Queen of the Desert, dresses herself as a Bedouin boy. For protection, she agrees to guide Arden, the Lord of Winter, through the wilds of her dangerous desert homeland as he searches for a legendary Arabian mare. Consigned by her mother to live disguised, Zenia hasn&rsquo;t the courage to admit her sex to Arden. Yet, as they cross a merciless desert, she comes to yearn for this fearless, untamable man to know the feminine heart beating beneath her Bedouin rags. Lord Winter&rsquo;s loneliness and adventurous spirit have always driven him to the empty, brutal places of the Earth. With Zenia at his side, his loneliness recedes. One night of terror will bind their souls together, but when the princess escapes her homeland for the comfort and safety of England, his yearning will lead him to invade her sanctuary . . . The Dream Hunter is a suspenseful, adventure-filled tale that establishes Laura Kinsale as &ldquo;the gold standard in historical romance&rdquo; (Lisa Kleypas). </div>

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The Dream Hunter

<div>A duke&rsquo;s well-ordered world is turned upside down when a female inventor sends his heart soaring in this Regency romance by a New York Times&ndash;bestselling author. Merlin Lambourne has invented the &ldquo;speaking box&rdquo;&mdash;a sort of telephone&mdash;which is so valuable that Napoleon has killed for it. Sent by the crown to bring both inventor and invention to safety, Ransom Falconer, Duke of Damerell, is shocked to learn Mr. Lambourne is a Miss. Perhaps more shocking, however, are his feelings for the eccentric genius. She is everything he doesn&rsquo;t like: incapable of following orders, unaware of conventional etiquette, preoccupied, disorganized, and unkempt. Yet she beguiles him. One of the most ingenious inventors in England, she is also one of the country&rsquo;s greatest hopes in the defense against the power mad Napoleon Bonaparte. Now, if he could just get her mind out of the clouds and convince her to marry him . . . Merlin is not absentminded, it&rsquo;s just that she only seems to be able to pay attention to one thing at a time. And maybe she does take everything people say literally, but people ought to say what they mean. Now this Ransom Falconer wants her to forget her current interest in flying machines and focus on the speaking box she&rsquo;s lost interest in finishing. It&rsquo;s quite disconcerting. In fact, everything about him is disconcerting; in her isolated life Merlin has never met anyone who affects her quite like Ransom does. With her trademark blend of heartwarming characters and a hilarious conflict, Midsummer Moon is yet another winner from the author of Flowers from the Storm, praised by Lisa Kleypas as &ldquo;the gold standard in historical romance.&rdquo; </div>

Midsummer Moon

<div>An innocent long-distance correspondence leads to complications in this Regency romance by the New York Times&ndash;bestselling author of For My Lady&rsquo;s Heart. Married to an elderly man, Folie Hamilton finds her lonely days brightened by light-hearted letters from her husband&rsquo;s cousin, Lt. Robert Cambourne, stationed in Calcutta for the British East India Company. Robert calls her his princess, and she dubs him her knight errant. Unbidden love blossoms, yet upon the death of her husband, Robert&rsquo;s last letter shatters her heart with three words: I am married. Four years later, Robert summons Folie and her stepdaughter to his estate in England. The girl is his ward, so they must go. The man who greets them, however, is nothing like the charming lieutenant of his letters. This Robert is demented. Screaming at ghosts in demonic rage, he is paranoid and frightening. Yet her body longs to caress his perfect features, to hold his tall, angular body, to find the man who once captured her heart . . . Someone is poisoning him, spinning his brain into madness, of that Robert is sure, but who&mdash;and why? Haunted by his dead wife, the one thing his tortured mind understands is that he must keep Folie safe. Folie, with her beautiful expressive eyes, the only warmth in his nightmare world . . . Nominated for a RITA award, My Sweet Folly is another unforgettable love story filled with passion and suspense from the author of Flowers From the Storm, whose work has been praised by Julia Quinn as &ldquo;unfailingly brilliant and beautiful.&rdquo; </div>

My Sweet Folly

<div>A lady desiring vengeance seeks a highwayman&rsquo;s help in this tale by an author whose novels are &ldquo;the gold standard in historical romance&rdquo; (Lisa Kleypas). Lady Leigh Strachan&rsquo;s father governed the town of Felchester&mdash;until a religious zealot murdered her family and turned the village into hell on Earth. Now, there is room in her heart for only one thing: revenge. Leigh plans to kill her father&rsquo;s murderer once she learns to aim a pistol, slash a sword, and ride a horse. She seeks out the Prince of Midnight, a legendary highwayman exiled to France, as her choice of tutors. But the man she finds in a crumbling French castle is no hero. Half deaf and suffering from vertigo, S. T. Maitland can scarcely walk, much less wield a sword atop a dancing stallion. Yet for reasons she can&rsquo;t explain, she remains with him, steeling her heart against the sight of his gold-streaked hair, green eyes, and brows adorned with a devilish curl at the arch . . . Women mean nothing but trouble to the highwayman, so he wishes Leigh were less alluring. Alas, she is beautiful, with a piercing gaze and a determined spirit. Despite his broken balance, the loss of his horse, and the price on his head, he vows to return to England with her. He cannot resist the challenge&mdash;or the chance to sacrifice everything for love . . . The New York Times&ndash;bestselling author of Flowers from the Storm and Shadowheart, Laura Kinsale writes an &ldquo;unfailingly brilliant and beautiful&rdquo; romance (Julia Quinn).</div>

The Prince of Midnight

<div>A scoundrel is transformed by the love of an innocent princess in this historical romance by the New York Times&ndash;bestselling author of Flowers from the Storm. Summoned to rule the tiny nation of Oriens, Princess Olympia St. Leger appoints the most celebrated man in England to escort her: recently retired war hero Capt. Sheridan Drake. Easily frightened, she is vastly relieved to have Captain Drake&rsquo;s help&mdash;until she discovers he&rsquo;s a scoundrel without a drop of honor in his body. In fact, nothing would make her happier than to forget him. Except she cannot seem to get his deep, stirring gaze out of her head . . . Sheridan has no patience for hero worshipers; war is a game of survival, not gallant deeds. But Olympia, who comes to him with plump cheeks and eyes full of expectation, has money, something of which he is in great need. And though Olympia is impossibly naive, for reasons he can&rsquo;t fathom, she touches him in some obscure, half-forgotten place, until the thought of losing her becomes even more impossible. Set in Georgian England, Seize the Fire is another exciting tale from the author of For My Lady&rsquo;s Heart, whose work has been praised by Julia Quinn as &ldquo;unfailingly brilliant and beautiful.&rdquo; </div>

Seize the Fire

<div>Swept up in political intrigue, an assassin and a princess embrace a passionate love in this fourteenth-century romance by a New York Times&ndash;bestselling author. As the last unmarried princess of Monteverde, Elayne is trapped in a marital bond when her hand is promised to the land&rsquo;s ruler. On the voyage to meet her future husband, she is captured by Allegreto Navona&mdash;the living embodiment of the dark angel she&rsquo;s seen in dreams. Endowed with godlike beauty, his eyes burn bright with sin. A woman of modesty would flee such a man. But try as she might, a wanton hunger binds her to his side . . . Trained as an assassin, Allegreto is the bastard son of an ambitious lord who raised him to murder for control of Monteverde. Now that his father is dead, if Allegreto can make Elayne his wife, it will cleanse his tainted blood, and the country will be his, but she is no mere maiden to be possessed. Unexpectedly, he falls in love with her, finding in her quick mind and azure eyes the conqueror of his heart. But will his dark past scare her off? With a legendary ability to create lovers you&rsquo;ll never forget, the author of Flowers from the Storm offers a lively historical romance. </div>

Shadowheart

<div>Convenience turns to love when an heiress weds a disreputable rake in this sweeping Irish romance by a New York Times&ndash;bestselling author. Cursed with the gift of mind reading, Roddy Delamore has little chance of finding a husband. Driven mad by the dishonorable thoughts of her suitors, she struggles to trust any man she meets. She seizes on the chance to marry Lord Faelan Savigar, the Earl of Iveragh, despite his poor reputation and murky past. Strangely his mind projects only blankness. With him, her other senses stretch and heighten. She begins to wonder if she has finally met the man she has been waiting for her entire life. Condemned by dark rumors, Iveragh is taken aback by Roddy&rsquo;s proposal. His name is ruined by poverty and a blackened past; he could be a liar, a swindler, or worse. Yet she believes in him.. Soon he is stirred by her gentle trust, and he is prepared to give his life and his heart. From the legendary author of Flowers from the Storm, Uncertain Magic is a tale of mystery and passion in the wilds of Ireland. </div>

Uncertain Magic

<div>A trio of captivating historical romances by a New York Times&ndash;bestselling author whose &ldquo;work is unfailingly brilliant and beautiful&rdquo; (Julia Quinn). &ldquo;No one&mdash;repeat no one&mdash;writes historical romance better than Laura Kinsale&rdquo; (Mary Jo Putney), and one of the New York Times&ndash;bestselling and Rita Award&ndash;winning author&rsquo;s specialties is the Regency period. This trio of enchanting love stories introduces unforgettable couples who leap off the pages and into our hearts. Midsummer Moon: Merlin Lambourne has invented the &ldquo;speaking box&rdquo;&mdash;a sort of telephone&mdash;which is so valuable that Napoleon has killed for it. Sent by the crown to bring both inventor and invention to safety, Ransom Falconer, Duke of Damerell, is shocked to learn the eccentric genius is female. More shocking is how beguiled he is by her. Now if he could just get her mind out of the clouds and convince her to marry him . . . &ldquo;One of the greatest, unacknowledged romantic comedy novels.&rdquo; &mdash;All About Romance My Sweet Folly: In a loveless marriage, Folie Hamilton finds her lonely days brightened by letters from her husband&rsquo;s cousin, Lt. Robert Cambourne, stationed in Calcutta. Unbidden love blossoms, yet upon the death of her husband, Robert&rsquo;s last letter shatters her heart with three words: I am married. Four years later, Robert summons Folie and her stepdaughter to England. But the haunted widower is not the man she once knew; he has become paranoid and delusional. In this RITA Award nominee, will Folie find the man who once captured her heart? &ldquo;Laura Kinsale is one of the romance genre&rsquo;s brightest stars.&rdquo; &mdash;Loretta Chase Uncertain Magic: In nineteenth-century Ireland, Roddy Delamore has little chance of finding a husband, cursed as she is with the gift of mind reading. Privy to the dishonorable thoughts of her suitors, she seizes on the chance to marry Faelan Savigar, the Earl of Iveragh, despite his poor reputation and murky past. Condemned by dark rumors, Lord Iveragh is taken aback by the woman&rsquo;s proposal. How is it that she believes in him? And does he dare give her his heart? &ldquo;First-rate . . . Laura Kinsale delivers powerful unique romance.&rdquo; &mdash;Amanda Quick</div>

The Regency Romances

<div>The complete medieval romance series by a New York Times&ndash;bestselling author who &ldquo;creates magic&rdquo; (Lisa Kleypas). In this pair of unforgettable romances set in fourteenth-century Europe, the New York Times&ndash;bestselling author and RITA Award winner once again proves &ldquo;no one&mdash;repeat no one&mdash;writes historical romance better than Laura Kinsale&rdquo; (Mary Jo Putney, New York Times&ndash;bestselling author). Special to these ebook editions, each novel is presented in two versions, the first re-creating Middle English dialogue with deep period detail, the second reworked by the author to be a tighter read, with more modern words for dialogue. Whichever you decide to read, you&rsquo;ll come away agreeing with New York Times&ndash;bestselling author Julia Quinn: &ldquo;Laura Kinsale&rsquo;s work is unfailingly brilliant and beautiful.&rdquo; For My Lady&rsquo;s Heart: With Princess Melanthe di Monteverde widowed, a political marriage would tip the balance of power to any kingdom that possessed her. Determined to return to England alive and unwed, she hides behind a mask of witchery. Protecting her is Ruck d&rsquo;Angleterre, a chivalrous knight who never wavers&mdash;and the only man Melanthe wishes could lift the veil of her disguise. He once desired her, but now his gaze reveals distrust. As they flee her enemies, Melanthe&rsquo;s impossible love for the knight only grows . . . Shadowheart: As the last unmarried princess of Monteverde, Elayne is trapped when her hand is promised to the land&rsquo;s ruler. But on the voyage to meet her betrothed, she is captured by a pirate, Allegreto Navona&mdash;and soon finds her captor impossible to resist. Trained as an assassin, Allegreto is the bastard son of an ambitious lord who raised him to murder for control of Monteverde. If Allegreto can make Elayne his wife, the country will be his. But she is no mere maiden to be possessed. As he finds himself falling in love with her, Elayne will prove his greatest challenge . . .</div>

Laura Kinsale

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