A broken carriage wheel at the base of the Scottish highlands is the last thing Sophie Grant needs on her trip to Scotland. Determined to make the most of her stay in the quaint village of Moy, she discovers some delightful attractions, including the Laird Mackintosh, who lives nearby. Brice Mackintosh is torn between his family’s expectations and his newfound feelings for Sophie. What started out as a game, a distraction before he fills his obligations, is turning into more. But when the truth surfaces, Brice worries that he may lose the only woman he's ever loved.

The reigning queen of London society, Lady Elizabeth Worthingham, has her future set out for her. Marry well, and marry without love. An easy promise to make, and one she owed her family after her near-ruinous past that threatened them all. And the rakish scoundrel Henry Andrews, Earl of Muir, whose inability to act a gentleman when she needed one most, would one day pay for his treachery.

Transported back to 1822, Lady Ruby Earnston discovers an unlikely family secret. Drawn into London Society, she also turns the head of the handsome Carter Folley, a dashing duke with plans for a wife. But losing his heart to Ruby has consequences.

Turned out by his father after a tragic scandal, Lord Michael Knightly has grown into a powerful, but self-made man. With the whispers and stares that still follow him, he's been shut out of respectable society. He would rather be anywhere but London. Then he meets Lady Aldora, a young woman who mistakes him for his brother, the Marquess of St. James.

After the tragic death of his wife, Jasper, the 8th Duke of Bainbridge buried himself away in the dark cold walls of his home, Castle Blackwood. When he's coaxed out of his self-imposed exile to attend the amusements of the Frost Fair, his life is irrevocably changed by his fateful meeting with Lady Katherine Adamson. With her tight brown ringlets and silly white-ruffled gowns, Lady Katherine Adamson has found her dance card empty for two Seasons.