Rogue Grooms
by Amanda McCabe

Together for the first time, two of Amanda McCabe’s most captivating regency classics... Lady Rogue and The Star of India

Lady Rogue (originally published as a Signet Regency Romance, February 2002)
Although she is not one of the ton, independently wealthy Georgina Beaumont is accepted by them--not merely because of her lifelong friendship with a titled lady, but because she is an artist whose portraits grace the walls of Society's elite. A fiery spirit with a strong, independent will, she has proven herself the equal of any man--and she believes she doesn't need one to make her happy.

Alexander Kenton, the Duke of Wayland, retired from military service and discovered that his brother had gambled away his family's fortune, laving his mother and sister nearly destitute. Only by marrying within the aristocracy can he help his family regain their place in Society. But Alexander has fallen in love with Georgina, and he's afraid that she'll think he's after her money. Even worse, he's afraid that she truly doesn't want to be married...

The Star of India (originally published as a Signet Regency Romance, Octogber 2004)
Lady Emily Kenton has a parade of suitors, yet nothing excites her—or worries her—more than the unexpected return of her best friend from childhood to English society. David left for India when she was eight, after his father presented her family with the precious Star of India for safekeeping. Now Emily bears a terrible secret about the jewel—one that’s certain to drive David away forever...

Duty has called David Huntington, Earl of Darlinghurst, to his English estate, and now he must fulfill the promise he made to his grandmother to retrieve the Star of India. This task leads him to Emily, whom he’s never forgotten—and whose delicate beauty makes his heart ache with love. David will do anything to uncover the secret she’s keeping from him—and to prove that she’s worth more to him than any jewel...

Amanda McCabe's Bio

Amanda McCabe lives in Oklahoma with two very spoiled cats, surrounded by large collections of books and antiques. When not reading or writing romances, she loves doing needlework, taking dancing lessons, and digging through antique stores in search of new treasures. She loves to hear from readers, at PO Box 444, Edmond, OK 73083, or via email at Amccabe7551@yahoo.com.