Mia Marlowe. Kensington/Brava, $14 trade paper (304p) ISBN 978-0-7582-6352-0
Marlowe (Distracting the Duchess) weaves a gentle paranormal element into this delightful 19th-century romance. When a cursed red diamond is stolen from a temple in Amjerat, India, Capt. Greydon Quinn travels to London to recover it, accompanied by...
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Mia Marlowe. Kensington/Brava, $14 trade paper (320p) ISBN 978-0-7582-6354-4
Balancing sleuthing and romance with a touch of the mystical, Marlowe’s smart and amusing return to the Preston family (introduced in Touch of a Thief) features charming investigator Jacob Preston, who broadcasts his fondness for married women but...
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Mia Marlowe. Kensington/Brava, $14 trade paper (320p) ISBN 978-0-7582-6356-8
Marlowe wraps up her paranormal Victorian series with a lighthearted romance between a con artist and a psychic. Griffin Nash, Lord Devonwood, manifests the Preston family gift by seeing 12 hours into the future after handling objects others have...
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Mia Marlowe. Kensington/Zebra, $7.99 mass market (352p) ISBN 978-1-4201-2973-1
Marlowe’s insubstantial latest historical is more of a snack than a meal. While on a mission in 1814 Scotland, English spy Alexander Mallory wins a barony, a cursed manor, and a fiancée, all in one card game. Lucinda MacOwen is beautiful, charming,...
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Mia Marlowe. Zebra, $6.99 mass market paperback (352p) ISBN 978-1-4201-3534-3
Marlowe’s second Spirit of the Highlands 16th-century romance (after Plaid Tidings) glows with warm and powerful emotion. After multiple miscarriages, Katherine, Lady Badenoch, decides it’s time to leave her husband, William. She requests an...
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Mia Marlowe. Sourcebooks Casablanca, $7.99 mass market (384p) ISBN 978-1-4926-0271-2
Marlowe’s second Somerfield Park Regency (after A Rake by Any Other Name) is more fluffy than chewy. John Fitzhugh Barrett, the next marquis of Somerset, has never forgiven the snobs of high society for turning their backs on him when he was...
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Connie Mason with Mia Marlowe. Sourcebooks Casablanca, $7.99 mass market (384p) ISBN 978-1-4022-6185-5
Mason and Marlowe (Sins of the Highlander) collaborate on a Viking romance with intrusive fantasy elements. When widowed Katla takes Brandr Ulfson as a thrall in revenge for her husband’s death at Brandr’s father’s hand, the usual collision of...
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Connie Mason with Mia Marlowe. Sourcebooks Casablanca, $7.99 mass market (352p) ISBN 978-1-4022-7240-0
Mason and Marlowe’s dual effort is the first book in their Royal Rakes regency series. With the “Hymen Race Terrific” underway in 1818 England, the Prince Regent’s three unmarried brothers are anxious to find virgin brides so that either they or...
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Connie Mason and Mia Marlowe. Sourcebooks Casablanca, $7.99 mass market (352p) ISBN 978-1-4022-7243-1
Mason and Marlowe’s fast-paced second Royal Rakes romance (after Waking Up with a Rake) features a progressive heiress and a jaded nobleman. In Regency England, the Duke of Cambridge wants to marry quickly, hoping to father the next heir to the...
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Connie Mason and Mia Marlowe. Sourcebooks Casablanca, $7.99 mass market (352p) ISBN 978-1-4022-7246-2
Mason and Marlowe’s third Royal Rakes romance (after One Night with a Rake) shimmers with romance and an undercurrent of suspense. In 1818 England’s “Hymen Race Terrific,” King George III’s unmarried sons are vying with each other to be the first to
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Diane Whiteside, Maggie Robinson, and Mia Marlowe. Kensington/Brava, $14 trade paper (352p) ISBN 978-0-7582-5109-1
Whiteside (The Shadow Guard), Robinson (Mistress by Mistake), and Marlowe (Touch of a Thief) collaborate on this uneven trio of tales featuring very bad boys. In the Old West of Whiteside's "Talbot's Ace," gambler Charlotte "Ace" Moreland is rescued
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Connie Mason with Mia Marlowe. Sourcebooks Casablanca, $7.99 mass market (352p) ISBN 978-1-4022-6182-4
Mason (A Knight’s Honor) and Marlowe (Touch of a Thief) team up to create a strapping specimen of the abducted bride subgenre, in which Elspeth Stewart is whisked from standing in front of the altar to the back of Mad Rob MacLaren’s horse before you
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