Sabrina Jeffries Libros

La intachable lady Christabel, viuda y marquesa de Haversham, desea hacerse pasar por la amante de Gavin Byrne, el impúdico propietario de un exclusivo club de caballeros, para poder acompañarlo a una de las tórridas fiestas que lord Stokely suele organizar en su casa. De esta forma pretende encontrar unas cartas sumamente comprometedoras que podrían arruinar su vida y la de su famila. Paro Gavin tiene la secreta determinación de encontrar las cartas primero para vengarse de su padre, el Príncipe de Gales, por haberlo abandonado cuando apenas era un niño. Sin embargo, al mismo tiempo surge en él un ardiente deseo hacia la atractiva viuda que podría poner en peligro sus planes.

La bella lady Regina Tremaine ha rechazado a tantos pretendientes que todo el mundo la llama ""La Belle Dame Sans Merci"". La verdad, sin embargo, es que no quiere casarse porque encubre un terrible secreto. No obstante, no ve ninguna razón por la que su hermano no debería cortejar a la adorable Louisa North, incluso cuando el hermano de esa muchacha, el ignominioso vizconde Dragón, no acepta la relación. Marcus North, el visconde, hijo bastardo del Príncipe de Gales, tiene fama de ser un monstruo que mantiene a mujeres cautivas en su lúgubre castillo, con las que hace lo que le place. Durante muchos años ha vivido exiliado de la alta sociedad, pero cuando lady Regina le pide que acceda a que su hermano festeje con Louisa, Marcus le propone un tórrido pacto: su hermano podrá hacer la corte a Louisa si Marcus puede festejar con ella.

Ian Lennard, vizconde St. Clair, necesita casarse. Con el fin de evitar que su querida amiga Katherine se case con él, Felicity Taylor decide revelar el turbio pasado de Ian en su columna de cotilleos que escribe de forma periódica y anónima bajo el pseud

"Grow joy in your home with Deborah L. Martin's Your Houseplant's First Year, featuring illustrations by artist Yu Kito Lee! Being a good plant parent doesn't mean lavishing your plant with artisanal water, the shiniest pots, or the fanciest fertilizers. It's about consistent, loving care. No matter whether you choose to bring home an easy-growing peace lily or a strong-willed fiddle-leaf fig, the friendly, expert advice packed inside these pages will help you give your plant everything it needs to thrive. Discover the care that's best for your own special sprout. Troubleshoot problems and help your plant achieve its full potential. Expand your plant family with simple propagation tips. Record special moments--from your plant's arrival in your home to milestones in growth. Get ready to enjoy a natural, healing bond; new confidence in your plant-parenting abilities; and pride in every achievement your sprout reaches. Your Houseplant's First Year will be your trusted guide as you grow together!"--Page 4 of cover

The first in a thrilling new series Duke's Men

The cinema of Lucrecia Martel provides a comprehensive analysis of the work of the acclaimed Argentine director, whose elusive and elliptical feature films have garnered worldwide recognition since her 2001 debut La cinaga. The book situates Martel's features and unstudied short films in relation to trends in recent national and international filmmaking.

The third novel in Sabrina Jeffries' Hellions of Hallstead Hall series, featuring the independent and talented Lady Minerva Sharpe.

Set within the enchanting world of Regency romance, this novel explores the intricacies of flirtation and attraction among the upper class. With a blend of humor and passion, the story follows captivating characters as they navigate social conventions and personal desires. As part of the Sinful Suitors series, it promises a delightful mix of wit, charm, and romance, highlighting the challenges and joys of courtship in a vibrant historical setting.

Lord Gabriel Sharpe is guilt-ridden by his friend's death to the point that he recklessly accepts a challenge to compete in the same race that ended his friend's life, but develops unexpected feelings for his friend's sister.

Originally published: New York, N.Y.: Topaz, 1995, under the author name Deborah Martin.