“candice hern”

Anthony Morehouse is eager to get rid of the Regency women's magazine he's won in a card game. But when he sees beautiful Edwina Parrish behind the editor's desk, he remembers the girl who bested him at every childhood contest. Original.When Anthony Morehouse wins "The Ladies' Fashionable" in a card... More

In this delightful conclusion to Hern's popular Regency trilogy, gentleman Nicholas Parrish, who finds himself in a compromising position, agrees to a marriage of convenience and discovers the love of a lifetime with his new bride. Original.When two friends are found in a compromising situation, the... More

Having retrieved his family's lost heirloom from the otherwise impoverished Lady Isabel Weymouth, Richard, Viscount Mallory, is flabbergasted when the brazen beauty steals it back--along with his unsuspecting heart. Original.After this decree from his grandmother, Richard, Viscount Mallory, goes ins... More

Eleanor Tennant is furious when her niece, advised by a popular lady columnist, runs off with a notorious rake. Eleanor discovers "The Busybody" is actually an attractive man named Simon Westover. To protect his identity, Simon agrees to help Eleanor search the English countryside for her niece--and... More

Assured of both money and position, none of the five respectable ladies who form the Merry Widows need ever marry again, so they make a daring pact-each will consider taking a lover for the pure pleasure of it. Marianne Nesbitt adored her late husband David, but the racy reminiscences of the Merry ... More

Hern delivers the third installment of her acclaimed Merry Widows series. Grace Marlowe is both shocked and intrigued by the amorous adventures of her fellow Merry Widows. Though she agreed to their pact, she can't imagine giving herself over to passion--until the most notorious libertine in London ... More

Generally speaking, we construct for endurance, the Japanese for impermanency. Few things for common use are made in Japan with a view to durability. The straw sandals worn out and replaced at each stage of a journey; the robe consisting of a few simple widths loosely stitched together for wearing, ... More