
A writer fighting for his muse. A captain returned from war, searching for his wife. Two delightful novellas about the power of true love.
A wealthy merchant’s daughter and a struggling writer. A missing bride and her estranged husband. Can these gentlemen woo the ladies they desire?
Friends of the Duke is a box set of two captivating prequel novellas full of unrequited feelings and steamy romance previously published as separate titles.
Interview With the DukeLondon, 1818. Dinah Honeyfield can’t wait any longer. In love with her family’s long-term houseguest, she’s determined to get him to reveal his affections before her rich industrialist father marries her off.
Lord John Pettigrew gave up his birthright to follow his dreams. And with nothing to offer a potential wife, the aspiring author despairs he’ll never be able to win the hand of the one who’s been his muse.
Can they rewrite their future and plot a path to forever?The Captain's WifeWiltshire, 1818. Lydia Lewis has given up on broken promises. Marrying her soulmate only to be attacked during his heartbreaking absence, she finds refuge as an incognito ducal housekeeper.
Captain Jacob Lewis is angry and hurt. Returning from military service to discover his spouse has vanished into thin air, he begins an almost hopeless search to bring her home.
Can this star-crossed pair reclaim newlywed bliss?
Friends of the Duke is the delightful prequel anthology of the Inconvenient Brides Regency romance series. If you like worthy heroes, fast-paced plots, and enduring connections, then you’ll adore Nina Jarrett’s charming collection.
Buy Friends of the Duke for twin tales of passion today!

Demented fool, lost in his thoughts; Demented fool, lost in his thoughts;worlds to explore, battles to be fought. worlds to explore, battles to be fought.Miss Dinah Honeyfield was angry. Nay, not angry. Very angry. Not at her father, who had just informed her that they would soon be leaving for Bath on a husband hunt. Very angry.Nay, Dinah was not angry with Papa. She was angry with the procrastinating, infuriating, frustrating, confounding, charismatic, artistic, devastatingly handsome Lord John Pettigrew! This was his fault for not coming up to scratch. She knew he had feelings for her. He must! They spent all their time together, shared many interests, partook in lively debates, threw persistent longing glances at each other, and yet Papa’s infernal houseguest never gave any indicati
