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Das Finale der glamourösen "Somerset"-Reihe! Bath, 1795. Betty Hartley hat einen großen Traum: Sie will als Journalistin ihr eigenes Geld verdienen. Sie ergattert eine Stelle als Stenografin bei der neuen Society-Zeitung "Somerset Star". Ihr kommt es allerdings gar nicht gelegen, dass ihr Herz immer heftiger für den undurchschaubaren Herausgeber Robert zu schlagen beginnt. Zumal der den Frauen eigentlich ein für allemal abgeschworen hat. Als Prinzessin Caroline höchstpersönlich in den mondänen Kurort reist, ist Bettys große Chance gekommen...

Lady Louise, sister of the Marquis of Marlborough, has a secret. At the end of the summer, she plans to set sail for the Sandwich Islands. There she will be able to fulfill her dreams and explore the world as a travel writer. She just has to get through the Eglinton Tournament first. As one of the Queen of Beauty's ladies-in-waiting, Louise has spent the months leading up to the event pretending to be interested as dull aristocrats launch dulled lances into one another while priding themselves on upholding ancient traditions.

Boston businessman Nathaniel Lawrence doesn't have a dime he didn't earn himself. So when he finds out that he's the long-lost heir to a penniless dukedom in England, it's easy for him to dismiss the undeserving fortune. Why pour money into a crumbling castle and meaningless title when his eye is set on the future in America? But when the current duke throws his lovely daughter's hand in to sweeten the offer, Nathaniel rethinks his rash decision. He knows a good business deal when he sees one, and marriage to Lady Charlotte, the jewel of the ton, is the very best.

Cicely Ware understands how society works. At the age of twenty-six, she has been around long enough to know that she is doomed to spinsterhood. But she refuses to go without ever knowing what it is like to be with a man. So she comes up with a wonderful plan to find a rake to teach her, complete with a list of possibilities. At the top of that list sits Douglas the Duke of Ethingham.