Chloe Willowfield

London. 1801. Love across the class divide.

Georgina Hartley has risen from humble rural beginnings to become a celebrated opera singer and courtesan. Determined and independent, she gave up her dreams of romance many years ago to focus on securing a nest egg for her dotage.

Edgar, Earl of Weatherby, leads his family with rigid resolve. Duty is everything to him and his place in the ton comes a close second. He knows he must marry a suitable high society bride and sire an heir.

But one night in Covent Garden sets them on a path that will turn their assumptions upside down. What price are they willing to pay for love? And what does duty really mean?

Can love conquer all?

England. 1799. Marrying the cold-hearted duke is essential if she is to save her reputation.

Lady Belinda Weatherby is an innocent debutante in her first season on the marriage mart. An unfortunate chance encounter in a maze during a ball puts her in a precarious situation. She must wed the most feared man of the ton or she will be ruined. Forever.

Her new husband is Alexander, Duke of Faversham. Dreaded on the ton as the cold-hearted duke, he has worked hard to undo the damage his father left behind. He has hidden desires which Belinda can never discover, not if he is to keep her safe and protect her.

But his new bride may not be all she appears on the surface. Will this tenacious young lady uncover his innermost secrets? Will she learn the true depths of his soul?

Will she have the power to bring him to his knees?

Magic. Manners. Mayhem. And a love that just might make history.

When twenty-something witch Ava Penrose heads to the English countryside for a spellwork ritual, the last thing she expects is to wake up in 1816.

Enter Lord Ashendon, the infuriatingly handsome earl who is maddeningly proper, and far too clever for his own good. He’s suspicious of Ava’s strange ways but even more intrigued by her.

Ava has one goal: get back to her own time. That means no mistakes, no magic slips, and absolutely no falling for a Regency earl.

But the longer she stays, the harder it is to leave and the more tangled her magic and her heart grow.

Can she outrun fate, or is she exactly where she’s meant to be?