Even Gods Fall In Love Series

When Gerard Sterling, Earl of Ellesmere, races to Bedlam asylum to rescue a wrongly committed friend, he's astonished to find Lady Faith Bradley. Fascinated and enchanted by her, and inspired by her dedication saving her brother from the horrors of the Incurables ward, he includes them in his rescue mission. But woo her he cannot—not with a fatal disease that saps more of his strength every day. When Gerard discovers he is the god Jupiter, they face a deadly enemy—Kronos, whose plan to regain power includes Gerard's death. To foil his plan, Gerard and Faith must defy Fate itself.

The fight for their love will be a battle of Olympian proportions. Even Gods Fall In Love, Book 2 Wherever he goes, Blaize, Marquess of Stretton, hears the jingle of keys as society mothers lock up their daughters. No wonder: he is secretly the embodiment of Bacchus, god of wine and madness. Yet his melancholic heart is lonely. Until he enters a ballroom, hunting for the Titans who destroyed his father. One look at Lady Ariane Wells and he is consumed with an instant, almost violent compulsion to protect her from the attentions of another man who smells of Titan—Marcus, Duke of Lyndhurst. Ariane is no shy debutante. She knows what she wants, and it is the stunningly handsome Blaize, even if it means defying her powerful mother. When Blaize disappears, Ariane embarks on a treacherous cross-country chase to find him, knowing that if she fails, she must marry her mother's choice: Marcus. Now that Blaize knows the true identity of his captor, he will fight for Ariane even if it means using his terrifying ability to drive everyone around him insane—including himself. For if he doesn't save her, he will truly go insane—forever. Warning: Contains a rake who can make a woman's good sense completely melt away, and a debutante who isn't afraid to spread her wings to fly in the face of convention. Could make even the bluest blood boil.

There's something different about Perdita Seaton and her secretive family, but for now, a bigger dilemma looms for Edmund, otherwise known as Eros—reveal he's the Duke of Kentmere and cut their courtship short, or abandon his heritage and leave his beloved sister at the mercy of the Titans. Disaster strikes when Edmund races to London to rescue his sister and doesn't return. Desperate, Perdita follows him, only to find no light of recognition in his eyes. Now she must choose. Admit defeat, or fight to break the enchantment keeping Edmund's heart prisoner—and risk the wrath of a jealous goddess who'd be all too happy to snuff her out.

A dangerous enchantment that can only be broken by fire… Even Gods Fall in Love, Book 4 Vulcan, living in the body of Harry, Earl of Valsgarth, prefers a quiet country life, channeling his fiery temperament into his metal workshop. But he can't ignore a summons from Mercury. When he spies the ravishing woman across the London theater, he realizes why Mercury needs him. She is Venus, in the body of a French duchesse. In legend, his wife. But she is under an infatuation spell that has escalated into obsession. Unchecked, it's hot enough to cause another Fire of London. Harry is the only immortal with the strength to break it. Virginie revels in the joy she has found with Marcus, also known as Mars. Until Harry arrives in her parlor, leaning on his cane, oozing his particular brand of seduction. When murder abruptly splits Virginie and Marcus apart, Harry must cope with a painful withdrawal that could destroy her—and half the city. If Harry can't find who is framing her, she will lose her place in society. And possibly her mind to madness… Warning: When the gods get busy, it gets hot as Hades. Could cause noticeable reddening of your cheeks. Which cheeks, we'll leave up to you.

Make love, not war? Try telling that to the god of war. Even Gods Fall In Love, Book 5 Bearing little resemblance to her beautiful sister Rhea made it easy for Ruth to secure the job of governess to the Duke of Lyndhurst's wards. The babies are Rhea's. Rhea is dead. And Ruth's suspicions are aimed squarely at the powerful, magnificent, brooding duke. At the very least, she means to ensure her sister's twins are raised properly. A task she suspects is beyond the duke, who wanders away at night, comes to dinner disheveled, and stirs desires she's never felt before. Marcus isn't just the Duke of Lyndhurst. He is Mars, god of war, and his nightly dinners with Ruth—during which he allows her to ask him one question—are his only respite from his desperate struggle with the Titans. Little does the drably dressed, socially inept woman realize she is a constant temptation to him—and he is losing the battle to resist. But if he allows her to break the chains around his heart, their love will make her a target in a fight to the death. Warning: Beware of tall, dark men who roam houses at night. Don't, whatever you do, stop to kiss them.

Even Gods Fall In Love Book 6 Joanna Spencer is doing more than just serving tea at the Pantheon Club. She's secretly collecting society gossip and evidence of foreign spy activity for her father's journal articles. But she gathers more information than she bargained for. Instead, she finds the club's walls shield Roman gods in human form. One of which she must keep at arm's length at all costs—the club's alluring, enigmatic owner, Amidei, Comte d'Argento. Otherwise known as Mercury. Joanna catches Amidei's attention long before she drops and shatters an expensive tea caddy. He knows she's spying, but he never suspected she'd be his nemesis in human form—or that she would stir his strongest protective instincts.