A magical Regency re-telling of Beauty and the Beast: Beauty is Minette de Saint Saze, a lovely innocent who must save her twin sister's honour at the cost of her own virtue. The Beast is His Grace the Duke of Rochford, a bitter man with a heart as scarred as his own, once handsome, face. Minette reluctantly takes her sister's place in Camer Castle, the lair of the Beast, where she learns to know the real man behind the cynical mask Rochford presents to the world. She longs to heal his terrible hurt, yet she knows that, for her sister's sake, he must never suspect that the girl who is falling...

Cecily Danvers, poor, young and very pretty, seeks a position as a governess. Her qualifications for the post are limited-being merely a warm heart and a great deal of common-sense. Nothing can exceed her astonishment, therefore, when she is hired by a reclusive family as nursery-governess to little Lord Fanshawe at a salary three times higher than the situation merits. Even more mysterious-Bobby Fanshawe must not walk outside the grounds without a stout male servant to guard him. Yet a child with a plethora of unmarried-and attractive-uncles surely should not be in need of any other...

Ravishingly pretty, young and charming, Felicity Tremaine is the cherished daughter of one of the richest men in London. She lives in the enchanted world he has created for her, surrounded by laughter, love and plenty. Then disaster strikes; Mr Tremaine loses everything, and the elegant Marquis of Stratton steps forward to offer Felicity the protection of his name. Yet Stratton is the man she blames for every misfortune that has befallen her father. How can she agree to marry the man she detests above all others?