Rosabella Traherne is wealthy, thanks to her Nabob uncle. Wary of fortune-hunters in Harrogate she goes to Bath incognito, hoping to find a man who will love her for herself. Lord Dorney is impressed by Bella's spirited defense of the helpless, but when he discovers her deception, he turns away. Following him to London, Bella finds herself in trouble with the ton and her enemies… Regency Romance by Sally James writing as Marina Oliver; originally published by Robert Hale [UK]

Harry Norville’s cousin Frederick vanished in France as a child. So Harry cannot prove he is the rightful heir to Rowanlea until they discover whether Frederick is alive. Until they do, the beautiful Elizabeth refuses to marry him. This infuriates Charlotte, Harry's adoring cousin. When Frederick appears in London and captures Elizabeth's attention, Charlotte determines to help Harry win her. But the best laid plans... Regency Romance by Sally James; previously published by Fawcett

Yasmin is suspended between two worlds -- the gypsies with whom she lived as a child, and that of her Aunt Georgina in an English village. But when Georgina dies, Yasmin chooses to join the gypsy tribe, where her grandmother explains her origins. Three men vie for her affections: her cousin Leon, strong and respected, Pedro, the wild, dashing Romany, and Sir Edward Curtis, far above her. Regency Romance by Sally James; originally published by Robert Hale [UK]

Penniless Julia Marsh and Sir Carey Fitzhugh met in Vienna, at the Congress, where Julia was governess to her sister's children. When they met again, Julia was stranded without money or luggage, and had taken a job in a Bavarian inn. Sir Carey had been jilted, and needed a wife in order to claim his inheritance. He proposed a marriage of convenience to Julia. Regency Romance by Sally James writing as Marina Oliver; originally published by Robert Hale [UK]

Is the baby Caterina, Countess of Rasen, brought back from Portugal hers and her dead husband's? The new Earl, Nicholas, is attracted to her, but suspicious. Catarina, in order to protect her young sister Joanna, cannot reveal the truth. And then Cousin Matthew insists that the baby is his and Joanna’s, that their marriage was legitimate. Nicholas will have to prove him a liar. Regency Romance by Sally James writing as Marina Oliver; originally published by Robert Hale [UK]