The Dukes & Debutantes Collection (Mills & Boon Collections)

Dearest gentle reader, promenade into this collection of Regency romances full of witty repartee, grumpy rakes, scandalous secrets and opposites who find their match.

Includes 6 books!

Perfect for fans of:

🎩 High society

☯️ Opposites attract

⛅ Grumpy/sunshine

💍 Marriage of convenience

Becoming His Bluestocking Countess by Samantha Hastings

Lady Rebecca Stringham is stunned when a beautiful man falls from his horse and practically into her lap! But the notorious Earl’s reputation precedes him, so their instant bond must remain secret from her overprotective family.

Phineas has never danced to anyone else’s tune before, yet he’s entranced by Becca’s intelligence and wit—not to mention her curves! Could fifty courtship questions be enough to unravel her inner world? With each answer Becca gives, his feelings for her only deepen, but can he trust her with his secrets—and ask her the most important question of all?

His Cinderella Duchess by Tina Gabrielle

Brent Ainsley, Duke of Ravenwood, knows his ward needs a mother figure. But finding a love match is out of the question, as his experiences at Waterloo left him scarred and mistrustful. Yet when the sunny new governess arrives dripping wet at his estate, he can’t stop thinking about her…

Destitute Lena Harper needs this governess job—even if it means tolerating her grumpy new employer. Who she discovers is looking for a convenient wife! When Lena proposes an on-paper marriage, she’s surprised at her own boldness. What’s even more shocking is the duke’s answer…

A Marquess To Remember by Jenni Fletcher

Florence awakens to find that not only has she lost her memory but that she’s married to the scowling and severe Marquess of Rainton—her best friend’s intended! Horrified, Florence can’t accept that she’d steal a suitor, though the evidence—and his quiet magnetism—is undeniable…

After she tricked him into a compromising situation, Leo Claridge was forced to marry Florence to avoid a scandal. Now she insists that there must be an explanation, and he’s tempted to give in to her surprising fire. But can he really believe a word his fortune-hunting wife says?

The Duke's Meddlesome Matchmaker by Emily E K Murdoch

One of The Unconventional Oliver Sisters: Proposal planner Aphrodite ‘Ditty’ Oliver believes romance should be planned and executed to perfection. That’s what keeps her in business. In attempting another successful engagement, she instantly comes to blows with her client’s brother, dashing duke Henry Paisley! Henry believes meddling in matters of the heart is counter to a true connection, while Ditty has learned that true love only exists in fairy tales—so she’ll show him that it must be engineered in real life!

Yet as they battle it out, they’re too busy to fight an all-consuming attraction neither saw coming!

Truth Or Dare With The Viscount by Sadie King

Lady Elspeth refuses to endure the scrutiny of the marriage mart any longer, nor accept the shame of being more intelligent than any prospective husband she is expected to obey… Then she meets her new neighbour, Robert Barden, a rakish Viscount as alluring as he is maddening!

Robert may be scorched with scandal, but he will not risk tarnishing a lady’s reputation. Yet every provocation from Elspeth stokes an irresistible urge to play with fire… As the truth of his alleged wickedness unravels under Elspeth’s shrewd gaze, dare he hope they can overcome Society’s scorn—and spend a lifetime sparring?

Courting Scandal With The Duke by Ann Lethbridge

Dowager Countess Barbara’s two unhappy marriages taught her one lesson—never, ever again! To stop her ambitious father from marrying her off once more, she’ll do anything. Even ruin herself so thoroughly that no groom will have her! And the quickest way to do that? Secure the disapproval of Xavier, Duke of Derbridge. He’s enormously influential and infamously strait-laced.

If only winning his censure wasn’t quite so fun, and his looks weren’t quite so intoxicating… Barbara’s steely resolve soon wavers. Because successfully disgracing herself would mean alienating the infuriatingly upright duke she craves—forever!