Regency Valentines

From bestselling author Jo Beverley, two Regency novellas involving Valentine's Day traditions and extra items about valentines, marriages, and other subjects. 

IF FANCY BE THE FOOD OF LOVE. The Honorable Charteris Ashby thinks his duty simple -- take a day off hunting to make sure his estranged cousin Juno Rathbone is all right. But once he's entangled in her life he'll never be the same. Juno has been raised to be fiercely independent, but she has a weakness for novels, and when a heroic young man enters her life, her principles may not be strong enough. 

SAINT AGNES AND THE BLACK SHEEP. 
Agnes Abbott doesn't want to marry. She's content with her life as a the daughter of a rural clergyman and marriage would change everything. When her aristocratic grandmother compels her to spend some weeks in London on the Marriage Mart she makes sure not to attract any suitors. Then her grandmother proposes a bargain. Spend time with Lady Martineux's godson, London's latest and worst scandal, and she can return to Dux Cherrymead in days. A small price to pay.... 

Jo Beverley is "one of the great names of the genre..." (Romantic Times), a five-time winner of the RITA award, and a member of the Romance Writers of America Hall of Fame for Regency.