Books by Bree Verity

All of Eugenie Ponnette’s resolve is tested when she meets Jean, Vicomte Landreville who, despite being nothing like her ideal husband, causes her pulse to race and her mouth to go dry whenever he is near.Jean finds his interest piqued by the tiny blonde Frenchwoman. Little does he know Eugenie is digging into his past - and finding out secrets that Jean would prefer to keep hidden.When Eugenie is kidnapped by Jean's insane ex-lover, he realizes that he would do anything for her, even setting off on a crazy cross-country crusade to save her. But despite his gallant rescue, Eugenie will require some proof that Jean has given up his wicked ways before she will consent to accept his hand. If only she hadn't fallen quite so desperately in love with him...

Young widow Lady Juliet Hampshire jumps at the chance to be involved in an espionage mission into France – she will do anything to avoid having to think about her dwindling finances and the necessity of catching a wealthy husband. It is just a shame that her traveling companion is to be the stuffy, snobby Lord Alistair Chisholm. But there is more to the wounded Lord Chisholm than Juliet can see. Alistair has been chasing redemption for years, ever since he accidentally killed his older brother in a drunken brawl. Now the heir to his father’s Marquessate, he should be staying at home, finding a wife and siring children, but he can’t rest until he atones for his grievous sin. And as an experienced spy, he can’t understand why the untried, scandalous Lady Hampshire is involved in his mission.Thrown together and required to work closely, they quickly realize their first impressions of each other are mistaken, and passion flares between them, with both of them assuring the other the liaison will cease when they return to London. But when first one and then the other fall in love, can they overcome injury, familiar strangers, capture and the deepest of betrayal in order to claim their happily ever after?

Fenella, a newly minted fairy godmother, is faced with her first challenge. Only everything she tries seems to make matters worse. Letty is in love with James, however her father forbids the union. What can Fenella do to bring about Letty's happily ever after? A light Regency romance with a little bit of magic.

Lady Felicity Merryweather knows her middling looks and fortune mean she is unlikely ever to marry. But before she settles into a life of dull spinsterhood, she wants one night of passion to remember - no strings attached, no questions asked and no regrets. Her only condition - that the man never asks her to marry him.Who better to help her than her old friend Quincey, the Earl of Edenburgh? He reluctantly agrees to the tryst, only to find he craves more and more of Felicity's mix of fiery passion and shyness. Their single meeting turns into a passionate affair.When Quincey breaks his promise and proposes, Felicity is quick to refuse him. But her parents, learning she has refused to marry an Earl, contract a marriage for her with one of her father's business associates. While she accepts the arrangement, she decides to show London her true colors before she disappears from society.Now, Felicity is the toast of the town - vivacious, talkative and colorful, sought after by the best of hostesses and pursued by the most interesting of men.But when one of her rivals schemes to ruin her reputation, she can turn to only one man to help her - the one man she has been trying her hardest to avoid - the Earl of Edenburgh.

The Pankhurst Chronicles is a series of short stories about four of the children of the Earl of Pankhurst., and their journeys to find love.In the Viscount’s Valentine, meet Mariah – lovely, accomplished – and not certain who has sent her a Valentine – was it the largely unknown Mr. Foxton? Or was it Freddie, Mariah’s oldest friend and secret love?The Marquess and the May Flower is Elizabeth’s story – she is the eldest of the siblings, quiet and resigned to being an old maid after her fiancé was lost at sea. But can an old flame rekindle her finer feelings?Michael joins us in the Earl and All Hallow’s Eve, where he and his cousin Fiorentina investigate strange ghost sightings in the portrait gallery at Pankstone Manor – are the ghosts trying to tell Michael something?Drusilla and the Duke is the final story, about Drusilla, the beautiful, boisterous, excitable sibling, and the competition she and the Duke of Quayle engage on to find out who stole her mother’s ruby earbobs. But the Duke seems to have a bigger prize in mind than just winning the competition… 

Celeste, Duchesse de Saint Tours, is forced into hiding when she is falsely accused of the murder of her husband. She flees to the south of France, where her distant cousin, Marcel Daunou reluctantly agrees to hide her in plain sight on his farm. However, she must learn to live as a peasant farmer in order to complete the deception, a feat which appears next to impossible to the haughty Duchess. Especially knowing that the unsettling Marcel is watching over her at every turn. She can’t wait to return to her beloved Paris, and the exquisite, hedonistic lifestyle she has left behind.Marcel knows that he places his loved ones in danger when he agrees to hide Celeste. However, his committee has agreed to hide her in exchange for a large sum of money that will assist their gravely poor community, and since she is his family, he takes responsibility for her. But Republican fervour is running high and Marcel knows if the Duchess is found out, she will be marched back to Paris, and to the guillotine. And his family will face harsh retribution from the agitating revolutionaries for hiding a member of the despised nobility.Forced to work together, Celeste and Marcel discover a passion that they cannot resist. And Celeste discovers a feeling of belonging and acceptance from the people of the village that she has never felt before. She begins to dream about a future with Marcel.When her well-meaning lawyer appears in the village and gives her identity away, it isn’t only Marcel that Celeste stands to lose – it’s her life as well.How can a noble Duchess and a peasant farmer find their happily ever after?