The Ravenels

Lisa Kleypas

Lady Pandora Ravenel, a young woman with a penchant for invention and a sheltered upbringing, finds herself in an unexpected predicament when she gets trapped while trying to retrieve a fallen diamond. This embarrassing encounter leads to an introduction to the formidable Gabriel, Lord St. Vincent, who sees an opportunity for a marriage of convenience. As Pandora embarks on her entrepreneurial journey to create and sell the first of many board games, she inadvertently becomes entangled in a dangerous conspiracy. With her safety at risk, she must rely on her new husband, who will stop at nothing to protect her, even if their union proves to be a devil's bargain.

Lisa Kleypas

When a sharp-tongued, working-class heroine with a talent for getting things done crosses paths with Ethan Ransom—an equally grounded man with secrets of his own—their connection isn’t sparked by romance so much as by consequence. What begins as a tense, familiar collision of lives quickly deepens into a dark-chocolate love story where desire and danger share the same room. As a suspenseful threat closes in, their chemistry is tested by past choices, hard truths, and the question of what it really means to trust someone who feels like a stranger. With Lisa Kleypas’s signature blend of steamy emotional intensity and tightly wound plotting, this is a romance that delivers both heat and suspense without ever needing a ballroom to make the stakes feel high.

Lisa Kleypas

In the glittering world of London society, Cassandra Ravenel navigates her second season, seeking a marriage of love and genuine connection. Fate intervenes when she encounters the formidable railway magnate Tom Severin, who is instantly captivated and determined to make her his own. As Tom pursues Cassandra, she finds herself torn between her desire for a deep emotional bond and the undeniable pull of their attraction. This captivating romance explores themes of love, societal expectations, and the courage it takes to chase one's heart's true desires.