The Trengrouse Ball: Book 1

Petroc Trengrouse has come home from Waterloo missing his right leg. Family friend Lady Beatrice Marlowe has been thrown out of her home on the deaths of her father and brother.

When Petroc comes to stay at Beatrice’s mother’s seaside house to recover from his wounds, he has no idea that he’s causing severe financial problems.

He feels he’s not fit to marry; she knows she’s too poor to attract an aristocratic suitor. Will the Trengrouse Ball prove both of them wrong?

The Trengrouse Ball: Book 2

When Ives Trengrouse hijacks his friend Den’s coach after the Trengrouse Ball, he thinks it’s no more than a prank. But Den isn’t inside. Instead, its his sister Katie, going home early with a migraine.

Compromised beyond saving, the two must marry immediately—and do so. Katie’s dreams of a big London Season are gone. Ives can’t go on his light-hearted, care-for-nothing way now he’s a married man.

Neither of them wants to be in this marriage: can they turn childhood friendship into something deeper and everlasting?

A Regency Romance Novella

Charity Hope is the vicar’s daughter in a Cornish village full of smugglers.

Hector Penhaligon is the exciseman tasked with bringing those smugglers to justice.

But is there a difference between what is right and what is lawful?

When the smuggling comes close to Charity’s home, Hector must choose between his duty and the love of his life. And Charity must decide if she can love someone who threatens everyone she holds dear.