Unconventional heroines pushing social boundaries and solving mysteries in 1890s Boston. Join these feisty titled ladies as they flout every restriction placed on women in the Victorian era--and they do it, with style.

Not Quite a Duchess
Lady Anna Trevallyn, Duchess Wrexford, does not possess the typical qualities of the Boston elite. Confident and strong, she refuses to accept her place as a second-class citizen in a man's world--especially when her best friend, Libby, unexpectedly disappears without a trace.
His Royal Highness, Prince Penforth Armstrong-Leeds, will do anything to locate his sister, Libby. Sharing resources, knowledge, and time with the beautiful and intelligent Lady Anna is an added advantage. Pen has secretly admired Anna from afar for years, but his war wound forces him to remain at bay.
As Pen and Anna delve for answers beneath high society's gilded exterior, their feelings for one another intensify. Now, they must navigate their strong feelings while locating Libby before her reputation is permanently destroyed. With time running out, will they uncover the truth before lives are lost and hearts broken?

Not Quite a Baroness
Princess Elizabeth Armstrong-Leeds, Baroness Esk, will do anything to prove her innocence. But Libby is the prime suspect in the murder of her kidnapper. With no evidence to support her claims, she sets out in a male-dominated world to uncover the proof that she in no possible way murdered her vile kidnapper. Risking her status in Boston's elite social circles, Libby delves deep into the underbelly of high society.
The Right Honorable The Viscount Henry DeHavillend relinquished his prestigious heritage to pursue a career in truth and justice as a private detective. Making a name for himself among Boston's elite, Henry is determined to unearth the truth behind every case he encounters. Although when he meets Libby, Henry begins to question the fine line between innocence and guilt. All evidence points to guilt, but Henry's growing attraction for the Baroness forces him to look deeper.
Someone wants to punish Boston's elite. Together, Henry and Libby must couple their knowledge and resources to solve the murder. The closer they work, the fonder they grow. Soon, more is on the line than innocence and guilt. Can they uncover the truth before their hearts are destroyed?

Not Quite a Lady
Once a member of Boston's elite, Lady Sarah Smith-Jones is determined to rebuild her independence by becoming society's most sought-after dress designer. After her father gambled away their family fortune, Sarah was left with impossible debt and ruin. Succumbing to the "Raven's" proposition for repayment is Sarah's only option. Now, this genteel lady must delve into the seedy depths of Boston's underbelly to recover a stolen ruby necklace. But does the Raven have more in mind than simply to forget a debt?
Tamworth Arbusson is far from being a lord--despite being the illegitimate son of a duke. As owner of a slew of gentlemen's clubs, the man known as the Raven owes his fortune to ruthlessness with unpaid debts. The only thing Tam is not ruthless about is his undying attraction to Lady Sarah. Knowing his background and reputation would destroy her status as coveted designer for the elite, he's steered clear of her. Until now... With peril looming, Sarah must rely on a man she isn't sure she can trust.