Books like The Heiress Bride by Daphne Clair

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A high‑born heiress flees her cruel uncle, only to find sanctuary with Hugh Caldwell, a knight freshly returned from battle.

Widowed Lady Roxdale is thrust into a second marriage of convenience when the disgraced libertine Constantine Black inherits her late husband's land and title.

Rumor had it that Lady Waring was an accomplished flirt - and a mercenary adventuress. The Marquess of Brandsley had come out of the seclusion of his country estate to save his young cousin from the clutches of this beautiful widow. Only to find himself falling under her spell. Lovely Damaris, Lady Waring, enjoyed her reputation - and her popularity. But she knew that all of the charms of the high ton and the excitement of her first season in London could not compare to the joy of a few moments in Lord Brandsley's arms. Damaris yearned desperately for such happiness. If only she could overcome Brandsley's suspicions - and erase the unhappy memories of her first, tragic marriage.

Her heritage shrouded in secrecy, Daisy Templeton learns she is the heir to the Devereaux Legacy. Jack, the Devereaux family attorney, has kept an eye on Daisy for years. On the night Daisy confronts her father about her past, she turns to Jack. They reveal their love for each other, but in a world of wealth and deception, at what cost can they seek the future?

Dear Reader: Welcome to the exciting conclusion of the English Regency Bride Trilogy, The Heiress Bride. You met Sinjun Sherbrooke in the The Sherbrooke Bride and in The Hellion Bride, a delightful, quite endearing fifteen-year-old who, I hope, charmed your socks off. Now she's nineteen, blessed with Sherbrooke blue eyes, wit to burn, and a wonderful sense of humor. She is also bored with the London Season until she spies Colin Kinross, the Scottish earl of Ashburnham, across the dance floor at a London ball. When she overhears Colin complain that he must find a wealthy bride quickly in order to survive, Sinjun promptly introduces herself as the toothsome heiress she is. Despite all odds. Sinjun manages an elopement to Scotland to begin her life in a drafty old castle that holds more revelations and surprises than Sinjun could ever imagine. You'll also meet another ghost, Pearlin' Jane, who teams up with the Virgin Bride. Do enjoy Sinjun. She's one hell of a bride. Catherine Coulter (The Author) The Sherbrooke Brides - 3