The Kiss that Conquered

Passion and rivalry collide in this irresistible collection of enemies-to-lovers historical romances, where fiery tempers, stolen kisses, and reluctant hearts pave the way for unexpected love.

From the ballrooms of Regency England to the wild Scottish Highlands, these captivating tales bring together stubborn lords, vengeful ladies, and scandalous rogues, each bound by duty, deception, and undeniable attraction.

Bewitching the Earl by Lauren Smith – A desperate lady. A reluctant earl. A marriage born of chance, but will love defy the past's icy grip?

Enemy of the Wallflower by Dawn Brower – Lady Cora's quest for vengeance leads her to a wounded lord whose past is more tragic than her own—will love mend their broken hearts, or is it too late?

So Long, My Scoundrel by Amanda Mariel – Lady Selina Whitcombe swears to bring Viscount Blackwood to justice, believing him responsible for her husband's death—but as secrets unravel, so does her resolve to resist his charm.

To Desire a Scoundrel by Tracy Sumner – A second chance Christmas romance where a rebellious newspaper magnate and the woman who once loved him must navigate scandal, desire, and the undeniable pull of fate.

A Very Daring Christmas by Charlie Lane – In the bustling streets of London, a reluctant debutante and a devoted steward embark on a chaotic holiday quest—where the greatest gift of all might just be love.

Her Accidental Groom by Nadine Millard – A spoiled lady and a penniless lord enter into a fake engagement, but when clashing wills turn into passion, will they realize love was never part of the scheme?

The Lady's Guide to a Highlander's Heart by Emmanuelle De Maupassant – Fleeing a forced marriage, a fiery Highland lass seeks revenge—only to find herself ensnared in a game of seduction with the very man she sought to escape.

Prepare for duels of wit, tempestuous kisses, and love stories forged from the fiercest rivalries. Will these sworn enemies surrender to passion, or will pride and deception keep them apart forever?