This Winter Season there will be many scandalous kisses under the mistletoe…
The Baroness’ Empty Bed The story of a man who would stop at nothing to avenge his father’s death. Even if that meant marrying the sister of the one responsible. All he has to do is keep his distance from his new wife and ensure that her family line ends with her. But how can he carry through with such an impossible task when his body helplessly craves her touch?
The Earl's Winter Kiss When a young Earl is attacked in the woods, a forest girl saves his life. Falling in love with her is as easy and soft as the cascade of snow in winter. Yet how could they ever be together when he is already betrothed to another? He can’t keep this secret from her, even though it’ll devastate her. But he can’t imagine that she harbors secrets of her own… How will they find each other, if all they do is hide?
Last Christmas the Earl Stole her Heart This lady would do anything to avoid the hideous gentleman her stepmother forces her to marry. When she is conveniently caught alone with an Earl in the dark, there’s no other choice for her but to wed him instead. And he turns out to be everything she ever wanted. But word about her plotting travels fast among the Ton, and she is about to lose her true love forever… How can she ever convince her husband that he is the Christmas miracle she’s been wishing for?
This Winter Season will they be naughty or nice?
*If you like seductive Earls, Dukes, and Barons with a soft heart but a strong will, and romance stories depicting the Regency period, then this is the perfect collection for you.
Dive into the epic world of the Regency Era Ladies, Governesses, and Bluestockings while Lisa takes you on a suspenseful journey full of passion and true love!
"Ton’s Scandals and Sins" is a Historical Regency romance collection of more than 1200 pages (around 400 pages each book). STANDALONE STORIES, No cheating, no cliffhangers, and a guaranteed happily ever after.
Lisa Campell is an American author specialising in Steamy Regency romance tales. She decided to realise her lifelong dream of becoming a writer at a relatively mature age, after an inciting event taught her that it’s better late than never. Transferring the intricate storylines of her boundless imagination to ink and paper has been her passion ever since.
Her historical fiction novels have been distinguished for their intriguing plots, their well-situated characters and the attention to detail level they display.
Lisa lives in Santa Clara, California, together with her dear husband. They are the parents of two children. Before devoting herself to Regency romance, Lisa split her time between being a mother and working as a travel clerk. She now finds her youthful spirit to be revitalised every time she brings one of her stories to life.
Charlotte, a wallflower, has always been told by her Mother that she is frumpy, wears glasses and reads too much. This is her third season and her Mother is desperate to marry her off. Then her brother dies in a carriage accident. Robert has just returned from the Continental wars after learning of his Father’s death in an accident. He is informed about it by his Attorney and the blame for the accident is put on Charlotte’s brother. Robert decides to pay her family back by marrying her and not consummating the marriage. This is the story of their very brief and scandalous courtship and subsequent marriage. It is sometimes sad and sometimes humorous but always interesting.
The Earl’s Winter Kiss
This was a very different Regency. Matthew is an Earl and while visiting his friend George is found injured in the forest by Eliza. She is a forest sprite and has lived there with her Grandmother her entire life. She takes Matthew home and helps heal him. This is their story. It has mystery, romance and pathos in likely amounts, all of which add up to an enticing and different plot which I will not reveal because of spoilers.
Last Christmas the Earl Stole her Heart
Rose is the daughter of a peer who, along with his second wife, has just let her know they want to encourage her to marry her Step-mother’s relative whom Rose considers to be totally unacceptable. Later they hold a Masquerade at their home and Rose and her best friend Mary plot ways she can avoid the marriage up to and including creating a scandal in which the male participant would be expected to propose to save face. Both laugh it off. Shortly thereafter Rose literally bumps into Miles, an unmarried Earl, on her way back into the ballroom. One thing leads to another and they become the subjects of a scandal. The next day he proposes and three days later they are married. This is the story of their post marital courtship up to and including a mystery. I won’t go any further into the plot because of spoilers, but it is well done and captivating.
Thanks to the author and publisher for an ARC for an honest review. They were three delightful novels.
This boxset includes three stand alone books that once you have read them will certainly explain the title. Lisa Campbell stories are "steamy" to say the least. However I enjoy the story lines as they are well written with lots of interesting surprises along the way. You will enjoy the development of the characters as each story progresses.
Truly enjoyed this collection of historical romance by Lisa Campbell, each story is a standalone book, which can be read individually or together. I loved the interactions between the characters. All the book are a nice and easy read, filled with laugh out moments, heartfelt converatations and steamy scenes
A very good and wonderful collection of Regency Romance stories about love and family and the scandals that the ton thrive on Each is a standalone book and each is a enjoyable story Well written and interesting stories loved reading
The Tuns Winter of Lust is a collection of 3 individual books Book three Rose and Miles Christmas story was by far my favourite Lisa also writes in a hot romance style I love
This is a great set of stories, I read and reviewed them under each title. Please see my reviews there.. Have a great day and don't miss these three great books.