This series follows the romantic escapades of the Victorian Fenster family. I hope you enjoy reading their tales as much as I enjoyed writing them. Each story is built around a central myth, legend or fairy tale, since I'm a sucker for them. Of course, I gave all the tales my own happy ending twist, too!

The Twelfth Night Bride Kate Fenster wanted to believe that Sean McCarthy wanted to marry her for love, not money. But the exasperating man made it difficult when he climbed into her bed on Christmas morning, precipitated a hasty Twelfth Night wedding--and then disappeared home to Ireland on their wedding night. FAIRY TALE: Bluebeard's Bride

	The Impetuous Bride Her restless nature brought her from England to America long ago, and Rosaline Fenster has survived 30 years quite happily without a husband. But wagon master Rob Lewis doesn't care how competent the sharp shooting spinster is, he thinks unmarried women are trouble on a wagon train. MYTH: Wagon Trains West
	The Next-Best Bride Helena Fenster never thought she'd be a bride, until her twin sister backed out of her own wedding, leaving Helena to take her place. Rand Mallon just needed a wife who would leave him to his rakish ways, until he found himself married to the wrong sister. LEGEND: Jacob and Rebecca
	The Infamous Bride Juliet Fenster knows how to win hearts, all but R.J. Hopkins' heart, that is. R.J. hides his passionate nature beneath a staid exterior--until Juliet brings out the Romeo in him one moonlit night. MYTH: Romeo and Juliet
	The Unintended Bride Hero Fenster wants the key to unlock Arthur Watterly's heart. Arthur wants to be a hero to win the respect of the woman he loves. Legend: King Arthur
	The Star-Crossed Bride Valentine Fenster is a man of his word. Emily Wertherly is not about to let a solemn promise destroy true love. Fairy Tale: The Glass Mountain
	The Fairy Tale Bride Miranda Fenster believes in happy endings. Simon Watterly, the Duke of Kerstone is convinced she is wrong. FAIRY TALE: Cinderella, of course!