Lessons in Love

Barbara Cartland

Lady Marisa has decided to write a book-an amusing, scandalous, gossipy book the would set Edwardian society on it's decadent ear. And what better place to gather information than Vox Castle, home of the Duke of Milverley, an attractive widower noted for enjoyment for the favors of married women morehide

Lost Enchantment

Barbara Cartland

The dashing Marquis of Alton was one of England's wealthiest noblemen. The most enchanting beauties in London were eager for his embrace and the loveliest of them all was determined to marry him. Then, in the green and gold-flecked woods on his estat e, he met a mysterious and bewitching young woman. Who was this green-eyed wood nymph, with her elfin grace and unspoiled charm? Why was she so terrified? He must find her again and learn the truth. At lost, when fate did bring them together, they were drawn into a drama of powerful passions that threatened to destroy them both! morehide

Love and the Marquis

Barbara Cartland

At sixteen and a half, Lady Imeldra is ready to leave school and resume a carefree life with Earl Kingsclere, her father. But the Earl has other plans for Imeldra who rebels at being sent to live with her strict grandmother. She runs off to the estat e of Marizon where she loses her heart to a brooding, cynical Marquis-and determines to free him from a blackmailing Frenchwoman and win his love! morehide

Passions in the Sand

Barbara Cartland

The very thought of marriage to Lord Bantham made Vita Ashford shudder. Why the man was old enough to be her father! She'd rather die than marry him. Cleverly, Vita planned her escape. Her destination: the Syrian desert, where her cousin-the noto rious Jane Digby - lived with, a Bedouin Sheikh. Surely Jane would sympathize with her refusal to marry, and would teach her the importance of love. Vita would learn about love in the desert-but not from her Cousin Jane. morehide

Say Yes, Samantha

Barbara Cartland

"Yes" was the one word everyone wanted from the beautiful, titian-haired Samantha Clyde... "Yes" to the celebrated London photographer who wanted to make Samantha his top model... "Yes" to the debonair young officers who always wanted to kiss Sama ntha goodnight after an evening of champagne and dancing... "Yes" to the wealthy, middle-aged aristocrat who offered Samantha an exquisite diamond bracelet in return for her affections... But Samantha only wanted to say "yes" once-to marriage with the handsome, unconventional writer who was determined never to take a wife. morehide