Bronwyn Scott Books In Order

Publication Order of Allied at the Altar Books

Publication Order of Daring Rogues Books

Publication Order of Enterprising Widows Books

Publication Order of Ladies of Impropriety Books

Publication Order of Rakes of the Caribbean Books

Publication Order of Rakes on Tour Books

Publication Order of Rakes Who Make Husbands Jealous Books

Publication Order of Ramsden Brothers Books

Publication Order of Russian Royals of Kuban Books

Publication Order of The Cornish Dukes Books

Publication Order of The Gryphon Books

Publication Order of The Peveretts of Haberstock Hall Books

Publication Order of The Rakes Beyond Redemption Books

Publication Order of The Rebellious Sisterhood Books

Publication Order of Wallflowers to Wives Books

Publication Order of Wed Within A Year Books

Publication Order of Standalone Novels

Publication Order of Short Stories/Novellas

Publication Order of A Sinful Regency Christmas Books

Publication Order of Castonbury Park Books

Publication Order of The Cornwall Collection Books

Publication Order of Undone! Books

Publication Order of Anthologies

Bronwyn Scott is a successful published author. It is also a pen name used by Nikki Poppen.

She is most familiar to readers for her historical romance stories that have been written for Harlequin, Mills, and Boon. Currently she has written at least seventy-five titles with them, an incredible number and an astonishing feat for any fiction writer.

Many of Scott’s romances have been put up for awards. Her 2018 book Dancing with the Duke’s Heir was a finalist for a RITA Award. Her book The Viscount Claims His Bride was a RomCom finalist in the category of best short historical, a feat that would be matched two years later for her book A Thoroughly Compromised Lady. His Festive Temptation was a Bookseller’s Best finalist.

The author loves to write just like so many authors and her other interests include traveling (another classic author fave) and spending time playing with her kids. One of her favorite movies is Gone With the Wind, and her favorite music genre is country. She has many favorite books and these include Gone With the Wind, The Age of Innocence, the Lord of the Rings series by J.R.R. Tolkien, and Frenchman’s Creek.

The author has also been able to recall writing all through her life. She was in just fourth grade when she started going to young author conferences that were put on by the school district. She remains extremely proud of the fact that she completed a novel while in middle school. She was in sixth grade when she penned a medieval adventure that her mother types out for her using a Smith-Corona electric typewriter. Since then she has continued to write and attend conferences, but they are now RWA conferences and she types her stories out on a computer– without relying on her mother.

Bronwyn also really enjoys doing research and learning more about history. She writes a ton and always is looking forward to writing the next story. She likes to chat with writers and readers alike about anything having to do with the writing process and what books they like.

Today she resides in the Pacific Northwestern United States along with her family. She is married and her husband is a stay at home dad to their three children during the day and busy teaching classes in the morning and evening at the college so he can do so. Bronwyn, or Nikki, works at a small college as a communications instructor.

She also likes to play the piano and learn more about foreign languages. She does not like doing laundry or cooking, so she lets her husband handle that.

Their Convenient Tuscan Marriage is the first book in the Regency Tour in Italy series by Bronwyn Scott. If you love a good regency romance that is so hot that it threatens to burst in to flames and outdo a Tuscan summer, this is the book for you. Settle in for one of the spiciest romances that you’ve read in a long time!

Colonel Hayes Winterton has gone through a horrible loss that is still haunting him and he is finding himself restless. He takes on his father’s mission to try and get a vineyard in Tuscany. The only problem with this is that he appears to have some competition in this with the widow Evelisse Banfield, who has completely foiled his plans.

Evelisse wants the vineyard for her own, and is not anticipating what Hayes has in mind. She is very surprised when the handsome man proposes that they actually take on the vineyard together and share it. She is even more surprised to hear that he would like to do this by getting married.

Evelisse doesn’t want to give up her claim to the vineyard, so she takes on his offer. He’s not too bad to look at and they would only be husband and wife in name. Even if it is the real deal on paper. At first she’s looking to keep things strictly business, but with enough time spent around each other, she starts to change her mind.

Evelisse starts to see their arrangement as having certain benefits and begins to reconsider. She’s fine with their acting on their marriage, but what is she going to do when she starts to develop real feelings? Can she resist what she feels inside for Colonel Hayes or will she find that the boundaries that they have established are starting to blur? Read this Regency romance to find out and see whether these enemies turn to lovers– or whether it was all about the vineyard all along.

Betrothal Between Enemies is the second book in the Regency Tour in Italy series by Bronwyn Scott. If you thought that the first book in this Regency romance was juicy, check out yet another romantic adventure in an enemies to lovers tale that will have you turning the pages to find out what happens next!

Alistair is going to Naples as part of his mission to deliver a letter to his father’s oldest friend. He never thought that he would go on to inherit the man’s business! On top of that, Alistair is blown away when he finds out that apparently he is betrothed to Ismay, the man’s daughter.

Ismay was his nemesis when they were kids, and not much has changed. She’s grown to be quite beautiful, but as far as her personality goes, Alistair finds that she remains infuriating. But as adults, can the friction between them lead to something more?

Ismay is dealing with her heart getting recently broken and feels that she just cannot go down the aisle to marry Alistair. They both are having doubts about getting married so they talk and hatch a plan of their own. They’re going to put on a big show and convince everyone they’re not suitably matched for each other.

The only problem is that with spending so much time together, the two might end up falling for each other. Will all this animosity lead to attraction among their scheming? Will they actually get married after all? Read Betrothal Between Enemies to find out!