Latest Regencies

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 This is the story of a gentleman's daughter who expects her future to be like her past: looked after by someone who loves her.

But when Gwendolyn's parents die and leave her unprovided for, she is forced to earn her own living.
Heaven has blessed her with good looks, a sunny personality, and a measure of good luck. But what can she actually do? The truth is, nothing. As she says herself, she doesn't know anything

 But everywhere she goes, she learns. Her spirit is indomitable. Overcoming the hardships she faces, the pretty, empty-headed Gwendolyn grows into an informed and capable young woman. And yes, along the way, she finds love.

 The Earl and Countess of Hale have resigned themselves to the fact that their daughter Margaret will never marry. She is determined to start a college for gentlewomen.
But then she meets Dominique de Chancy, a half-French, half-English nobleman. She tries to ignore him, with his flamboyant wardrobe and laughing attitude.Their courtship is more like a dance of scorpions, but as Pascal says, the heart has its reasons that reason cannot know.
It is only once they are married that Margaret realises that Dominique's family has a secret that will soon involve them both in grave danger.
This is Book 4 in the House of Hale trilogy, told with her usual attention to historical detail and characteristic wit.
Although it is the last story in a saga, this novel is written to be read as a stand-alone. 

 Cynthia confirms her middle-aged spinsterhood by donning a cap and taking in a stray kitten she calls Teacup.
But no sooner has she done so, than a man literally falls at her feet. Not in adoration, it must be admitted, but because he is deathly ill. So in comes her second stray, a person her cook describes as that dirty old tramp.
She gently nurses him back to health, and once he is cleaned up, the dirty old tramp is revealed as a handsome young gentleman at least ten years younger than she.
She falls in love, of course, knowing full well it can come to nothing. She is too old, and besides, he has a secret that will utterly change his life.
But though it n'er runs smooth, true love will find a way. In GL Robinson's witty and appealing Regencies, it always does. 

The daughter of well-bred French immigrants escaping the revolutionary mobs in the street is forced to save her family by selling the best she has... herself

A frivolous socialite and a stern soldier suffering from the effects of the conflict with Napoleon clash. But a mistake forces them together. Can Juno the dog sort  it out?

A collection of deliciously romantic shorts for Valentine's or any time!

A young widow more interested in investments than in men. A well-known rake that no woman has ever refused. An unlikely combination?

An orphan, too poor, too serious  and too tall to attract a man. Or so she thinks. Until Lord Tommy comes along and offers a false engagement. Or is it so false?

A clever Governess goes to live with her pupil and her haughty uncle. He thinks women's educaton a waste of time. Until he meets Rosemary.