For fans of Evie Dunmore and Courtney Milan comes a novella that takes readers into a world where marriage is forbidden—especially between an aristocrat and an orphan—and women’s education is scandalous.

Two years ago, Cambridge tutor Spencer Bancroft took one look at Faith Burlington and fell in love. But when she walked into his literature classroom a week later he knew he’d never have a chance. Not only was he her teacher, but she wanted to attend the first women’s college at Cambridge, where no suitors are allowed.

He still loves her now, even though it’s hopeless. They exist in different social classes, and his academic position forbids marriage. While Spencer can’t give her the life he desires for them, he can help her apply to scholarships for Girton College.

During their time together, Faith sees beyond Spencer’s fumbling words and discovers he’s in love. Delighted, she shares her own feelings for him. But many academics will do anything to prevent working-class girls from attending university, and a zealous proctor arrests Faith to keep her from Cambridge. Can Spencer and Faith outwit the authorities to fight for Faith’s future and their love?

Spinning Our Dreams: Scandalous Daughters of Duke Street

She's fighting for her cause...

After the men left to fight Napoleon, Meredith Smith joined the Luddite cause to protest millowners' inhumane treatment of textile workers. Parliament recently made the protests not only illegal but a capital offense, so she must hide her work. She never expected her brother's commanding officer to appear at her home for Christmas. Especially when she's planning the biggest Luddite uprising of the season.

He wants peace.

Lord Noel Frost returned from war, aching for rest. But when he receives a letter from his best friend and fellow former officer about unrest in Yorkshire, he travels to see if he can help---and finally meet his best friend's sister, who despite being a stranger, wrote him letters that brought him hope while healing from his wounds.

Noel falls in love with passionate, kind, working-class Meredith. And despite Meredith's focus for the cause---and not being arrested---she is wooed by his loyalty to her brother, desire to protect her, and support for reform despite stark class differences. Duty to their families and desire for one another clash as the tension between the two heats. When a Luddite protest goes too far, resulting in fire and death, will they find a way to stand together?

A Lord's Guide to Mutiny, Marriage, and Mistletoe