Lauri Robinson Boeken

Her undercover life... Her secret child Part of Sisters of the Roaring Twenties. Dancing in speakeasies at night is dutiful heiress Betty Dryer's only escape from her father's tyrannical control and marriage plans. There she meets mysterious FBI agent Henry Randall. Drawn into his investigation - and to emotionally scarred, lone wolf Henry himself - Betty gives into her desire, believing this could be her only chance for love before she's forced to wed. Until she discovers she's pregnant with Henry's baby!

Set against the opulence of the Gilded Age, this final installment of The Redford Dukedom duet delves into the complexities of love, power, and societal expectations. The characters navigate their intertwined fates amidst lavish balls and intricate social dynamics, revealing deep emotional struggles and aspirations. As they confront their pasts and the weight of their titles, the story culminates in a gripping exploration of personal growth and the pursuit of happiness in a world defined by wealth and privilege.

Set against the backdrop of societal expectations, the story revolves around a pretend courtship that spirals into unexpected emotions. The protagonists, initially engaging in a playful ruse to ward off unwanted suitors, find themselves grappling with genuine feelings as their charade unfolds. Themes of love, identity, and the complexities of relationships are explored, showcasing how pretense can lead to profound self-discovery and connection. The narrative promises both humor and heartfelt moments as the characters navigate their evolving dynamics.

An inconvenient attraction... To her convenient fiance!

From third class on the Titanic... ...to upper-class bride?

With this ring... they're temporarily wed! Heiress Jane Dryer will do anything to escape her controlling father and the life of domestic drudgery he decrees - even elope with the handsome stranger she meets in a speakeasy! Wealthy railroad owner David Albright needs a temporary wife and Jane needs her independence, so the plan is to marry, then walk away. Only very soon, their fake marriage feels seductively real!

Of all the speakeasies in town He walked into hers… Guilt drives New York cop Patrick McCormick, who promises to reunite schoolteacher Lisa Walters with her long-lost father. Only, Lisa also runs an underground speakeasy! Tough yet innocent, Lisa might be the only one who can help Patrick overcome his past, but she’s on the wrong side of the law. Patrick must remember he’s there to fulfill a promise, not fall in love… From Harlequin Historical: Your romantic escape to the past. Twins of the Twenties Book 1: Scandal at the Speakeasy

An intriguing encounter... With the lady next door

She trusted him with her life... But what about her heart?