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Jane Goodger makes a triumphant return to historical romance with this captivating and passionate Christmas tale of an arranged marriage that becomes a passionate union.

Due out in October

A Christmas wedding to the Duke of Bellingham. Any other socialite in Newport, Rhode Island, would be overjoyed at the prospect, but Elizabeth Cummings finds her mother’s announcement as appealing as a prison sentence. Elizabeth has not the slightest desire to meet Randall Blackmore, let alone be bartered for an English title. Her heart belongs to another, and the duke’s prestige, arrogance, and rugged charm will make no difference to her plans of elopement.

Against his expectations and desires, Randall Blackmore has inherited a dukedom and a vast estate that only marriage to an heiress can save. Selling his title to the highest bidder is a wretched obligation, but to Randall’s surprise his intended bride is pretty, courageous, delightfully impertinent—and completely uninterested in becoming a Duchess. Yet suddenly, no other woman will do, and a marriage in name only will never be enough for a husband determined to win his wife in body, heart, and soul…


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"You Had Me At Goodbye" is available in bookstores!

You had me at goodbyeI'LL JUST HOLD MY BREATH, FANCY PANTS...

Oh no. This is so not happening. Her whole life Kat Taylor has been reaching for the brass ring and coming away with nothing but sore knuckles. Not this time. Her flighty Aunt Lila gave her a charming house on Martha's Vineyard for the summer, and now some arrogant, amused, and, okay, surprisingly hunky, British author named Lawrence Kendall says he has a claim to the same cottage! If he thinks that just because he's suave and good-looking and...and...has that hairy chest and great accent that he can woo her into leaving, well, he can die trying...

Read the first chapter . . .

A Hard Man is Good To Find by Jane Blackwood Editorial Review From Booklist

Why would Pulitzer Prize winner Harry Crandall leave his prestigious job at the New York Times to run a Podunk paper in Connecticut? The staff pool on what he's done to deserve this exile even exceeds the popularity of the morbid Dead Pool, both of which are run by editor Jaimie McLane. Read more . . .

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