The Wylde Wallflowers follows the Wylde twins, Felicty and Charity, along with their two cousins, Benedicta and Cordelia Wylde, as they join their eccentric aunt in London for one last season and one last chance to find husbands. But the girls have their own plans… they want adventure and excitement. They want to know what it means to live up to their family name and be Wylde!!

Branded a wallflower along with her twin sister and her cousins, Miss Felicity Wylde has set out for London under the less than watchful eye of her eccentric aunt for one final season and one last chance to catch a husband. But her sister has convinced her it’s also a last chance for adventure. Goaded into attending a scandalous party, Felicity soon realizes her mistake. The women present are not ladies and men, though titled, are far from gentlemen. Closeting herself in the study, she hides there only to find herself trapped when a quarreling couple invade that space.

Lord Phinneas Merrick attended Lord Hadley’s bacchanal as a means to an end. His entire relationship with the notoriously hot tempered cyprian, La Belle Rose, had been a carefully crafted ruse to gain entree to a particular set and ferret out a blackmailer in their debauched midst. But when he discovers a shockingly innocent young woman hiding in the study where his entanglement with the infamous demirep has come to a crashing end, he knows that the first order of business must be to remove her from that house before the unthinkable happens.

But he can’t wash his hands of her so quickly. Not when the blackmailer has them in his sights. With her reputation and his honor hanging in the balance, Phin must convince her to a very public and very fake betrothal. There’s only one problem… the longer their fake betrothal lasts, the more he desperately wants to make her his.

A Brand New Holiday Romance from USA Today BestSelling Author Chasity Bowlin

There are few options for a second son—the army, the church or the law.

The law won. As a newly minted solicitor, the Right Honorable Mr. Oliver Hawthorne has been tasked with one simple fete. He must remove a stubborn relative from the home of her deceased brother so that it may be turned over to the rightful heir, an odious man with coarse manners and only a rudimentary acquaintance with hygiene.

It's a kind of magic…

But when he arrives at Mansford Hall, he finds himself confronted not with an aging and eccentric spinster, but a young and vibrant woman who insists that her brother is not dead. That he will return home by Christmas, as promised, something she simply knows. Rather than remove Miss Polly Winters bodily from the residence, Oliver strikes a bargain with her. If her brother does not return home by the appointed date—only three days hence—she will voluntarily quit the property and he will escort her to the home of her nearest living relation that is not his employer, as their correspondence to that point could only be described as bloodthirsty.

Happily Ever After… or Never After?

But that leaves three days for him to be a guest under her roof, for him to witness her unique abilities, and for him to fall hopelessly and helplessly under her spell. Because it isn’t simply the holiday that is magical… Polly has her own brand of magic. Is it love or has he fallen victim to one of the potions local villagers seek her out for?