Josi S. Kilpack Livres

Mayfield Family Series (Book 2)Timothy Mayfield has nearly given up on his search for a wife. He wishes his finances provided a more stable foundation. Then his Uncle Elliott presents a solution: participate in his "marriage campaign," and upon approval of his choice, Timothy's inheritance will be his. Freed from having to marry for money, Timothy is ready to marry for love instead. His friend, Maryann Morrington, agrees to help him find his "perfect wife." But when Timothy begins courting, he realizes he'd rather spend his time with Maryann. Timothy must convince Maryann that she is the very woman he'd been looking for all along -- before it is too late.

In 1836, nineteen-year-old Fanny Appleton, daughter of a wealthy Boston industrialist, is touring Europe with her family. Fanny enjoys life among the elite social circles, yet she's also drawn to more intellectual pursuits. Henry Wadsworth Longfellow is touring Europe under different circumstances. Recently widowed, he is researching a new publication in hopes of securing his professorship at Harvard. Befriended by the Appletons, Henry falls in love with Fanny. But she is uncertain. Could a book of Henry's poetry persuade Fanny to believe in a love that lasts forever and forever?

Cassie, pretending to be her older sister Leonora, begins exchanging letters with a gentleman she hopes will be a match for Leonora, but instead falls in love with him herself.

"Lenora Wilton has struggled with shyness and social anxiety her whole life, but when she moves to Bath to teach music at an all-girls' school, she unexpectedly falls in love with the uncle of one of her most troublesome students"--Provided by publisher.

When a valet almost runs her off the road, Rebecca Parker finds herself instantly drawn to the kind, gentle, and very handsome man. But when working at a dinner party, she realizes her valet is actually Lord Kenneth Winterton, the Earl. However, as he is as kind as the Earl as he was as the valet, Rebecca decides to give him a second chance. But will he take a chance on her, when choosing a commoner means he could lose his inheritance

Norman has spent years building an enviable stable that is known and respected throughout England. In fact, everything in his life is exactly how he would like it to be ... except for his marriage. Twenty-nine years, five children and demanding responsibilities have led Norman and Martha to live separate lives. When Norman realizes how little time they have together, he tries to change things only to find that the desire for closeness is not enough to make lasting change. Through the course of his attempts he realizes how little he has invested in the relationship that matters most and how much he has to give if he can make the time to show his interest.

Set in Regency England, Amber Marie Sterlington is the most sought after young woman in London, but when she begins to lose her hair (due to alopecia), Amber is exiled to the countryside where she meets Thomas Richards. Even as she is falling in love with him, she knows she must end things before he realizes what she's been hiding from him.