Georgette Heyer Kit

The Good Girl (288 pages) Viscount Ashley Desford led a very comfortable life until fate brings Cherry Steane, a young woman living under the—unfriendly—care of relatives, into his path. He is then seized by a chivalrous impulse and embarks on a journey in search of the sweet girl's grandfather. To help him in his mission, Ashley enlists the help of his childhood friend, Henrietta Silverdale. Although they broke off their arranged engagement years ago, Ashley and Henrietta have maintained their strong friendship. But as the viscount ventures into off-the-beaten-path places, Henrietta wonders if he's finally going to give up his bachelor life... Venetia and the Libertine (546 pages) For any young woman living in the English countryside in 1818, happiness could be summed up in beauty, education, and a good marriage. However, Venetia Lanyon is not like most young women, and in fact, the idea of marriage doesn't appeal to her. But an unusual encounter leads her to meet a disreputable neighbor, Lord Damerel, famous for having eloped years earlier with a married woman. Young Venetia then finds herself attracted to a libertine whose lifestyle has scandalized the region for years. She must discover if she is reciprocated and if love can change people. Black Sheep (286 pages) Wealthy Abigail Wendover, still single at 28, occupies her time with the social obligations of the day. Her latest concern is her niece Fanny's infatuation with the handsome but self-serving Stacy Calverleigh. To protect her, Abby seeks out Mr. Calverleigh. Instead, she encounters Stacy's uncle, Miles: the black sheep of the family. He made his fortune in India but is shunned by "good society" due to a long-standing scandal. Their meeting will spark a mutual enchantment.