Four determined ladies. Four charming gentlemen. And four forbidden love stories. If you like forbidden love stories filled with intense relationships, vibrant chemistry and strong characters that will captivate your heart, then you'll love these four novellas. Grab them now and start reading today! #5 Rules to Be Broken A scandalous lady. A virtuous gentleman. And rules that need to be broken. After a minor faux-pas, DIANA LAWSON finds herself the centre of whispers and stares of society. When Diana finally decides to live by her own rules alone, she meets ARTHUR ABBOTT who is a stickler for propriety. For Diana to uphold society's rules, Arthur must break them. Can scandalous and virtuous ever walk hand in hand? #6 Hearts to Be Mended A lady in love. A gentleman with a reputation. And a secret that keeps them apart. LADY ELEANOR ABBOTT is in love with HENRY WALTHAM, a man her mother does not approve of. While Eleanor finds herself faced with an endless stream of appropriate suitors, Henry is torn between simply whisking her off to Gretna Green - and let propriety be damned! - and the deep desire to prove himself an honourable man. Is their future doomed or will they find their happily ever after? #7 Winning her Hand A list of suitors. A rational-minded lady. And a gentleman who vows to win her hand. When it comes to choosing a husband, WINIFRED is at a loss. The only man who constantly occupies her thoughts is her brother's oldest friend TRENT HENWOOD, Earl of Chadwick, who could not be more unsuitable…at least for her. Will Trent be able to change her mind and win her hand? #8 Conquering her Heart The most awful woman in England. An honour-bound gentleman. And a pact that will benefit them both. When ABIGAIL finds herself swarmed with eligible suitors, her only solution to evade a marriage of convenience is to reinvent herself in a most awful way. Agreeing to his sister's suggestion of choosing each other's spouse, GRIFFIN RAMSEY, EARL OF AMBERLY, finds himself confronted with the most awful woman in all of England. Is there any chance for a happily-ever-after when both parties dislike one another?