Books like Libby's London Merchant by Carla Kelly

A Highland romance with a dark past, where a widowed lady seeks justice and a man from the past must learn to let go...

Georgia, Countess of Maybury's second brilliant marriage to save her reputation after losing everything in a duel leads her into a forbidden love with a scarred ex-naval officer, stirring up scandal and creating a family scandal with her husband's new wife.

Libby Gelman-Waxner has been justly acclaimed as America's most beloved and irresponsible film critic. Her columns, brimming with wit, insight, and a rare appreciation for nudity and Cineplex nachos, have appeared monthly over the past five years in Premiere magazine. Despite her accomplishments as a cinematic essayist, Libby also makes quality time for her husband, a noted Lexington Avenue orthodontist and dental-bonding visionary, her two perfect children, and her career as an assistant buyer in Juniors Activewear. As if this were not enough, Libby's Filofax is also scribbled with Level III cardio-funk workouts, advanced night-repair moisturizing, and the maintenance of a hair color that has moved beyond highlights and into sun-bold dazzle. Libby likes to think of herself as just an average filmgoer, only more pulled together. Her fans number in the millions and she loves them all, especially you, even with those bangs. More than a cult and approaching statehood, Libby Gelman-Waxner is simply a woman who Has It All, and is ready for more.

FROM PRINCESS TO PAUPER...TO WIFE? After a disappointing relationship, heiress Libby Carlyle needed to change her life. So she winged a prayer heavenward and traded places with her less privileged best friend. No sooner did she step into her new waitress shoes than Libby fell in love with her very stern, very handsome boss, Carson Davies. If she could only find a way to reveal her true identity.... Determined to succeed, Carson ran himself ragged and relied only on himself. When he looked up from his blinders, he noticed a beautiful woman working for him. Suddenly, he wanted to be with her and share her faith in God. But did he dare trust these budding feelings, or the voice inside that urged him to believe?