Contains The Treasure Hunt by Mary Balogh, A Country Wedding by Melinda McRae, Brighton Betrothal by Sandra Heath, Midsummer Masquerade by Sheila Walsh & Summer Escapade by Charlotte Louise Dolan.

Restless after a dull card party, Theo, Viscount Gilmore, is drawn across the Yorkshire moors by the flamboyant sounds of a gypsy wedding. Amid wild laughter and the constant flowing of wine, Theo falls under the spell of Pilar - a tempestuously beautiful gypsy girl who dances magically before the romany band. That night Theo makes the unwilling girl his wife.

In the cold light of day, the drunken marriage, scarcely remembered by Theo, is binding. Pilar is his wife and he must prepare to launch the wild and wayward girl into London society...

From the moment Miss Charis Winslade met Major Daniel Hammond in a sudden thunderstorm, she could see that though he was an officer, he decidedly was no gentleman. She had only to feel his mocking eyes insolently surveying her drenched figure to know that this incredibly handsome man was not bound by the dictates of society or propriety. And she had only to learn that his trophies on the fields of love quite matched his medals won in war to have proof positive that his burning gaze and tender words were no more to be trusted than the instant response they stirred in her.

Never would so spirited a young lady as Charis let so faithless a suitor win her hand... Even after she had already lost her heart....

Lovely young Cecily Merton adored her charming, dashing father--despite his weakness for playing for larger stakes than he could afford in the aristocratic gambling rooms of London.

Now only Cecily stood between her father and total ruin. She to quickly barter her hand in marriage for enough wealth to pay his enormous debts.

Cecily thought she was willing to risk anything to win this mercenary marriage game--until she began to lose her heart to the elegant, irresistible Marcus Anstruther, a man who offered her everything except what she most desperately needed...

The handsome, charming Compte de Varron made no secret of why he had come to England, and now laid siege to Theodora Radlett.

He sought to reclaim the fabulous necklace known as the Diamond Waterfall, once the property of his family, and now in the clutching hands of the old and dying Viscount Radlett.

By now Theodora was hardly shocked that so captivating a man might want more than love from her. She already had learned that her equally attractive and attentive cousin Benedict could easily use her as his stepping stone to wealth and title.

The puzzle was, which man should she choose in a world where no man seemed to be perfect? What test could she devise to discover what was really on their minds when they pleaded with her ... And how could she be certain of what was really in their hearts...?

EVERYONE WAS EAGER TO PUT FELICITY IN HER PLACE

Her cousin Amaryllis made it clear that Felicity did not belong in the fashionable drawing rooms of the great country house of Cheynings.

Jamie, the six-year-old heir to Cheynings, marked Felicity as his latest victim in a long series of routed governesses.

Lord Stayne, the infuriatingly handsome master of Cheynings, coldly informed her that her ideas and opinions were of no earthly interest to a supremely self-confident male like himself.

And the vile Captain Hardman, whose devious designs Felicity threatened, did not bother to mask his intentions of removing her from his path by either brutal force or contemptible cunning.

Felicity, however, had her own notions about what a woman's place should be--as she set out on a campaign of conquest with only her wit and wiles as weapons, and love as a very treacherous ally....