Bøger af Robyn Dehart

For as long as she can remember, Isabel Crisp has lived at St. Bartholomew

From the very moment Agnes Watkins walked into his life, Fletcher Banks, Earl of Wakefield, has wanted her. Agnes is not just beautiful, she's clever and determined. She's also the sister of the man who holds Fletcher's career as a spy in his hands. And that makes her completely off-limitsTall, impossibly broad, and handsome as a sin, Fletcher Banks is a brazen scoundrel. Known for his reputation as the greatest lover in London, he's the only man who's ever proved a temptation for Agnes. Her duties with the Ladies of Virtue mean she can't overlook his lustful ways. The time has come to reform this rake.With Agnes setting her virtuous sights on him, Fletcher can't avoid her any longer. Perhaps spending more time together will release him from his infatuation with Agnes without falling further from her brother's good graces. But they soon find it impossible to deny that this may be more than lust...

Harriet Wheatley is the mastermind behind the Ladies of Virtue's quest to rehabilitate the gentlemen of the ton. So when it comes to selecting her own target, she knows who to choose: Oliver Weeks, Marquess of Davenport--the most extravagant wastrel in all of London.Known for his opulent lifestyle, Oliver isn't surprised by Harriet's confrontation. It's obvious Harriet longs for any way to take him down a notch. She says she'll help him find a bride, but he knows it's only because it gives her the excuse to chastise his indulgent ways. Oliver has good reason for his flagrant overspending, but Harriet will hear nothing of it. So he has no choice but to teach the lady a lesson, even if it means risking his heart to the hard-headed and fiery woman.

A woman in search of a gamble...Mathematics prodigy, Caroline Jellico, plans to support herself by winning big in the gaming hells of London - while dressed as a boy. She's tired of waiting for the elusive Roe to notice her. She'll marry him or no man.A gambler in need of redemption...Monroe Grisham, Duke of Chanceworth, needs to marry off his beautiful young ward and ensure she attaches herself to the right man, not an irresponsible cad like him. But all grown up now, Caroline's presence is an utter distraction. One he can neither act on nor deny.A game of seduction...But when Roe and Caroline meet across the gambling table, all bets are off. Seduction is in the cards and the winner will take all... or lose everything.

As a Lady of Virtue, Matilda Brooks swears to reform the most despicable man of her acquaintance, her brother-in-law, Sullivan Chase, Viscount Glenbrook. Well he may not be the most despicable, but he is certainly arrogant, flirtatious, and entirely too charming. To make matters worse, he has the irritating tendency to poke fun of her and rile her emotions as no other man does. However, when she confronts him, he laughs off her concern about his slothful ways.But when a carriage accident forces Sullivan to play knight to Tilly's damsel, his unexpected act of chivalry ends up costing them both their freedom. Her compromised reputation and his honorable declaration forces them into a marriage neither of them wants. Which is most inconvenient, given that she has sworn to despise him forever.

Iris Bennington is furious when she discovers her younger brother is following the instructions found in the acclaimed advice columns on How to be a Gentleman. The so-called "advice" is more likely to turn her brother into a scoundrel than a true gentleman. Iris decides to locate the author of the columns and confront him.Merritt Steel, the Earl of Ashby, cannot help but be amused by the slip of a woman who comes calling. Unwilling to let such a delightful potential conquest go, he proposes a wager: bring him anyone off the street and he can pass them off as a gentleman. It's a bargain she readily accepts-but with a twist.Their bargain proves to be a greater challenge than either anticipated. Merritt finds it near impossible to keep his hands off Iris, and she begins to see the undeniable appeal of ungentlemanly behavior...

The formidable Alexander Foster, Duke of Carrington has never given much thought to the woman who lives in the cottage at the edge of his property until she shows up in his parlor, rain-soaked and demanding he do something about the murder she just witnessed. He doesn't know whether to be irritated or amused by the lithe beauty's interruption. It has long been rumored that the third Danvers daughter, Mia, died in a riding accident at the tender age of fifteen. In truth, she's been secretly living at the edge of the Carrington estate for the past nine years learning to deal with the blindness the accident caused. Though she and the Duke have lived on the same land, their paths haven't crossed, until they must work together to stop London's must infamous villain. Passion sparks between them, and their investigation leads them closer to the killer, but in doing so, Mia herself becomes a target. Alex is hell-bent on protecting her himself, especially when the mounting evidence seems to be suggesting the killer just might be closer than either expected.