Cara Elliott Books

Independent widow Alessandra della Giamatti is a member of the Circle, a group dedicated to the study of science and history. While traveling to Bath to examine newly discovered Roman ruins, she ha...

Mischief and Mistletoe

By Jo Beverley

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In this sparkling holiday collection, eight acclaimed authors unwrap the most daring of Regency delights . . .Christmastime in England—a time for passionate secrets, delicious whispers, and w...

Scandalously yours

By Cara Elliott

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The eldest of the three Sloane sisters, Olivia is unafraid to question the boundaries of Society-even if it does frequently land her in trouble. Disdaining the glittery world of balls and courtship...

Passionately yours

By Cara Elliott

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After unexpectedly meeting Baron Alec McClellan in Bath, England while on vacation, poet Caro Sloane finds she needs his protection just as much as she craves his affection.

The last chance Christmas ball

By Mary Jo Putney

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Christmas, 1815. Upstairs and downstairs, Holbourne Abbey is abuzz with preparations for a grand ball to celebrate the year's most festive holiday. At the top of each guest's wish list is a last ch...

Too Tempting to Resist Lords of Midnight

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Too Wicked To Wed

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Too Dangerous To Desire

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To Surrender to a Rogue

By Cara Elliott

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