Dangerous Diversions and Toast Of The Town
by Margaret Evans Porter

In a volume that will make you stand up and cheer, two Regency romances prove that love, like life, is a stage...

Dangerous Diversions
Beautiful Rosalie de Barante, one of the most graceful dancers of London's stage, always fills the house. But the lords who fill the theatre's seats seek amour, not art. Among them is Gervase Marchant, Duke of Solway, who stands out from the rowdy crowd as a true gentleman—setting even world-wise Rosalie aquiver. And when he takes her in his arms, she can feel the beating of their hearts—dancing a dangerously seductive duet.

Toast of the Town
The Earl of Leafield, strikingly handsome, virile, and charming to boot, could have just about any woman he'd like. So when he chooses Flora Campion to be his latest mistress, how can she refuse? Flora has never lived under the constraints of the uptight ton—she has made her own way as an actress, relegating herself to the lowest of the low classes. And the earl will soon learn that Flora also plays the game of love by her own rules.

Margaret Evans Porter's Bio

Margaret Evans Porter is the award-winning author of Regency and historical novels, nonfiction, and poetry. She studied British history in England, trained as an actress, and later worked as a producer for film and television. A dedicated traveler, she spends part of the year in Britain, Ireland or France, and most of it in New England. She lives beside a woodland pond with her husband, two dogs, and a variety of wildlife.