Books like The Elusive Countess by Elizabeth Barron

Earl Stephen Chesterfield awakens unable to remember his last three months, including his wife, Emily, a cultured countess trapped in a marriage of convenience. With a shadowy threat looming, can their trust and love reemerge before memory returns?

Widow Lady Frances Carringham, a pillar of London society, finds herself drawn back into a past romance when she mentors the daughter of her former lover, Marcus, Duke of Loscoe, and helps him rediscover what once mattered.

"A hero called Cate, who's not at all effeminate, and a heroine called Prudence, who isn't particularly prudent. They meet one dark night in Yorkshire, both impoverished and at their limit, so how do they end up as Earl and Countess of Malzard. And can they survive the trouble that brings?"--from author's website.

An undercover reporter follows a celebrity into rehab to uncover juicy gossip about her personal life.

Caught in a compromising situation, Colleen MacGregor marries a man she barely knows to save her reputation. Sebastian Ware thinks he'll never see the sharp-tongued spinster again. He never planned on becoming the next Earl of Penwyth.or falling in love. But, before he can declare his feelings, he must protect her against an enemy who wants them both dead.

When the wealthy Countess Diana Wentbridge hides in Regency London as plain Miss West, she falls for a man whose wealth is not the sole reason for his love—until visits to a Cornish estate uncover revelations about her brother and the man she loves.

When the Duchess of Harborough offers Harriet Treene a chance to model for one of her alluring paintings, Harriet accepts. Beautiful, witty, and bold, Harriet is a lowborn orange-seller in St. James Park. Can this diamond-in-the-rough be polished enough to find a place in the genteel ton -- and in the heart of London's most enigmatic rake? Devilishly irresistible William Manderville, Earl of Bonnington, refuses to take a wife because the covert risks he takes for the sake of his country put him in constant danger. A painting by his friend the duchess -- of a woman who looks like the goddess Venus -- could change his mind, however. As the duchess plays matchmaker between the enamored earl and the mysterious beauty, William finds himself caught up in a maelstrom of powerful emotions and desires he has never felt before. But can he finally take the risk of loving a woman when his love of danger and excitement will put her in harm's way?