Beautiful Rosalie de Barante is one of the most graceful dancers on the London stage, but the lords who fill her theatre seek amour, not art. Among them is Gervase Marchant, Duke of Solway, who stands out from the rowdy crowd as a true gentleman—setting even worldy-wise Rosalie aquiver. And when he takes her in his arms, she can feel the beating of their hearts—dancing a dangerously seductive duet.
Dangerous Diversions received the award for Bestselling Regency from Booklovers, and was nominated as Reviewer's Choice for Best Regency Novel by Romantic Times.
"Brings the reader to the world of the regency both in description and in dialogue. The main characters are well written and very charming." LoveRomances.com
"4 & 1/2 stars! A dandy delight, this impeccably crafted Regency tale will completely steal your heart away." Romantic Times
"Ms. Porter's knowledge and love of the Regency period shines through in this enjoyable novel. She weaves history and romance into a complex and realistic story." Paperback Forum
Trevor Cotterell, Earl of Leafield, strikingly handsome, virile, and charming as well, could have just about any woman he’d like. So when he chooses Flora Campion to be his latest mistress, how can she refuse? Flora has never lived under the constraints of the ton, and she prizes her independent life as an actress. And the earl will soon learn that Flora also plays the game of love by her own rules.
"Amiable characters in both the main protagonists and secondary players....Ms. Porter’s very prolific knowledge of London theater during the Regency era shines through on each page, giving the reader a true feel for the time and place." Romance Reviews Today, Sandra Brill
"Ms. Porter uses her rich descriptive prose to bring the reader into Regency England." LoveRomances.com
"4 Stars! A fascinating character study. . . a delightfully fresh and unique voice in a demanding genre." Romantic Times
"A thoroughly researched Regency theatre world." Shakespeare and Appropriations.
While fleeing scandal, Nerissa Newby falls into an even more perilous predicament.
The rumors that forced her to break off her respectable engagement and leave her home are nothing compared to Dominic Blythe's shocking proposal. Involving herself in a pretense that will complete the wreck of her reputation, she discovers she's in danger of losing more than her good name—she may well lose her heart to a notorious lord.
Road to Ruin won the Bestselling Regency Award, Bookrak/Paperback Bookclub of America and Certificate of Excellence, Regency Romance, from Romantic Times
"Remarkable, a most rewarding reading experience." Rave Reviews
"4 ½ hearts. Ms. Porter proves herself worthy of the genre's highest accolades…A highly rewarding reading experience." Romantic Times
"The characters are interesting, and the story so cleverly told that it is quite believable." Library Journal
"Excellent." Friends of the English Regency
Lady Beryl Kinnard's sheltered country life never prepared her for a man like Damon Lovell, Marquis of Elston. Only an honourable vow to her sister, combined with Beryl's engagement to another, keep Damon at arms' length. But how long can honor win out against such sweet temptation? Neither man nor miss is prepared for the friendship that develops as they share the many pastoral delights of the Kinnards' country estate.
"A tender tribute to the power of true love." Rendezvous
"A regency romance with considerable charm." Library Journal
"Ms. Porter writes with such wonderful ease, totally drawing readers into becoming part of her intricate world." Romantic Times.
When Justin Blythe, Viscount Cavender, returns from a diplomatic mission in Russia, his uncle urges him to restore his fortunes by marrying. Wealthy and well-connected Lady Miranda Peverel is a willing recipient of Justin's attentions--until she learns that theirs would be a marriage of convenience. The lovers strive to work out their difference against the backdrop of George III's Golden Jubilee.
"The research is remarkably thorough and the narrative flows." Rendezvous
"A superior writer who can turn cliches into refreshing plot devices." Romantic Times
"4 stars. Friends of the English Regency
Garia Ivory, responsible for her three young stepbrothers, remains stoic on learning that Lord Lindal, who jilted her years ago, has returned to his estate. In addition to juggling a pair of suitors, she must also do battle with her unsavory stepmother, threatening to remove the boys from Garia's care.
"Good character development and interesting plot twists make this better than average Regency fare." Library Journal
"4 stars. A bright new talent takes her place among favorite authors of Regency romance. Ms. Porter has concocted a most entertaining diversion, smoothly crafting this appealing romance with a nice sense of style." Romantic Times
At the time I wrote it, Ireland was a non-traditional setting for a Regency novel. When Rora Donellan pays a visit to her grandmother, Lady Liscarrol, she encounters a gentleman who has cause to distrust her family. The book takes place near Kilkenny, and contains many elements of early 19th century Irish country life: horses, dancing, and a ruined castle.
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