Peyton and the Paragon: A Regency Fairytale

The Ton’s Most Eligible Bachelor Peyton Worthing, Lord Ives, has it all: looks, wealth and a title. Knowing her son’s worth in the Marriage Market, every year his mother holds a house party to which she invites only the cream of the new crop of London debutantes. And each year they go away empty-handed for no one can meet her exacting standards or capture his elusive heart.
The Season's Most Mistrustful Heiress:Isabel Bentham was orphaned at a young age when her father died, and then her mother died shortly thereafter of a broken heart. Determined not to make the same mistake as her parents, she plans to marry for security, not love. She longs for a decent man who will provide her with a safe haven, not a flirt and a gambler who might make her hear beat faster, but will surely break it in two.
The House Party that Set Tongues Wagging: Peyton’s mother has finally found the perfect woman and invited her, along with her wealthy, but thoroughly unsuitable cousin, to her annual party. But is a woman of impeccable virtue the best mate for an all too fallible rake?