Books like One Night by Maisey Yates

When Leonie Spencer must protect her twin from a mistaken marriage claim, she faces off against Henry Hawker Sinclair to keep her sister’s secret love for his son safe.

A young couple discovers they're expecting their love child's baby, but Flynn, the world's most successful man, doesn't want to give up his place as the Irish Earl of Dunmorey.

One Night of Passion follows the daring Nicholas Savas as he sweeps the defiant Edie Tremayne into his bedroom for a night of sizzling intimacy that changes everything.

257 pages ; 21 cm

Anything can happen after dark...Tired of being treated like a servant by her own family, Lady Jane Guthrie finally has a chance to escape...at least for one night. Attired in a daring gown, she arrives at a scandalous courtesans' masquerade ball looking forward to her few hours of freedom. But when she sees Seth Rutledge, her skin begins to tingle with anticipation. Many years ago, Seth broke her heart by falling for her beautiful, title-hungry sister. But now here he is, right in front of her, offering her his lips...Embittered by war, Seth returns home to inherit the title that would have once won him the woman of his dreams. Though duty demands he wed, he's convinced passion no longer has a place in his life...until a masked siren sets his heart aflame. Desperate to find her again, he has no idea it's his childhood friend Jane—and that after one night together their lives will never be the same.

Those deep brimmed Stetsons. Those faded jeans. And that's just the beginning. Cowboys are everything a fantasy man should be--tall, tough, and oh so handsome. In this sexy new collection of original stories, meet three men of the American West who know more than a thing or two about roping a girl's heart. 1. The Reluctant Hero by Lorraine Heath Sheriff Matthew Knight is the perfect hero for Andrea Jackson's next dime novel--or so she thinks. His outlaw busting exploits may be larger than life, but the man behind the badge is more complicated than she bargained for. What's a writer to do when she needs a story and her scowling subject is reluctant to open up? Maybe the question should be what won't she do? 2. The Great Cowboy Race by Georgina Gentry Boston bred heiress Henrietta never imagined she would race a horse one thousand miles across open land disguised as a boy. But then, she never believed her parents would arrange a marriage for her she would have to run away to escape. However, there's no escape from her toughest competition, expert rider and champion wrangler Comanche Jones. She needs that prize money--almost as much as she finds herself wanting him. 3. Whispering by Moonlight by Teresa Bodwell Stranded in a town called Hell Gate without a penny to her name, Isabelle Milton is relieved that circumstances haven't forced her into something truly desperate--not yet, anyway. She's run out of options when gorgeous Lucas Warring rides into town like the answer to a prayer. Willing to do anything if he takes her in, she finds herself hired on as a ranch hand during one of the coldest winters ever--and delighted to discover there are plenty of ways they can keep each other warm. The West has never been wilder...

1 volume ; 18 cm

A romantic escapade in contemporary Australia.

189 p. ; 22 cm

Four captivating romance tales interweave love, history, and destiny as young ladies meet fate at a secluded inn, revealing that one night can forever alter their lives.

Five 19th‑century romance tales set in England and America explore love, scandal, and social expectations.

These three spooky love stories include Anne Stuart's Dark Journey--Cloaked in the form of a stranger, he lived a lie with the one woman he couldn't deny himself. Chelsea Quinn Yarbro's Catching Dreams--He existed only in her dreams, until she found him in the flesh, and herself in a nightmare. And Maggie Shayne's Beyond Twilight--He was a vengeful vampire hunter--fated for a forbidden love to last an eternity. Original.

1 volume ; 17 cm

Two intertwining tales of Regency London explore forbidden love, hidden identities, and the glittering highs and moral lows of gambling and masked ball culture.

1 volume ; 18 cm

viii, 228 p. ; 21 cm

1 volume ; 17 cm