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Chasity Bowlin
Chasity Bowlin grew up in Tennessee, and spent as much time as she possibly could with her doting grandparents, with soap operas being a part of her daily existence, which were then followed up by back to back episodes of Scooby Doo.

Chasity’s path to becoming a romance author was all set when, instead of simply have her Barbie dolls drive around in their pink convertible, they time traveled, hosted these lavish dinner parties, and even had an evil twin locked up in the attic.

She loves traveling, writing novels, and incorporating pieces of her actual vacations into her novels. She is an avid Anglophile, loving everything British, yet specifically all things Regency, and Chasity is also addicted to chocolate, caffeine, and internet cats.

She lives with a menagerie of animals, her husband, and their son, in a house in Kentucky that has more character than it does working parts.

She won the 2019 Romance Through the Ages Award for Georgian/Regency Romance. She won a RONE Award in 2020 and 2021, then won a 2021 Raven Award, and won the 2021 Imadjinn Award for Best Romance Novel.

“The Haunting of a Duke” is the first novel in the “Dark Regency” series and was released in 2012. For Emme Walters, communing with spirits has been both a curse and a gift. Now it has made her the target of a killer.

She knows exactly why the Dowager Duchess of Briarleigh invited her to the house party, it was to investigate whether Rhys Brammel (the Duke), murdered his wife years back. However Emme never imagined that she would actually fall in love with this brooding duke. Branded by society as a potential killer, he’s suspicious of Emme and this alleged “gift” of hers.

Then one late night encounter creates an awareness of her other, and more attractive, aspects. When her life’s threatened, he becomes her protector. Rhys and Emme find peril and passion while joining forces to solve the mysteries at Briarleigh. She made him believe in spirits, however can she also make him believe in love?

“The Lost Lord of Castle Black” is the first novel in the “Lost Lords” series and was released in 2017. Lord Blakemore, Graham, was thought to be lost at sea as a child. While Lady Agatha, his mom, has never once given up the hope of finding her son again, there are others that are eager for his title and the wealth that comes with it. They are conspiring to have the boy declared dead against her wishes. Her one ally is Miss Beatrice Marlowe, her deceased husband’s ward. However when this dark haired stranger shows up on their doorstep claiming he’s the lost heir to Castle Black, the schemes and plots of those that would take the castle for themselves take a dark and even more sinister turn.

Beatrice, who came into Lord Blakemore’s care as an orphan, Castle Black is the only home she’s ever known. And its occupants are her family. This stranger, claiming to have lost his memory about his life there, threatens the order of everything that she holds dear and knows. Yet, she’s both compelled to believe his claims and is drawn to him. Beatrice finds she’s torn between her desire for him, and her belief that, if he’s the lost lord of Castle Black, he’s well above her reach.

Graham isn’t any ordinary gentleman, bound by these rules of a society that he has spent much of his life being far removed from. He is willing to face the danger inside the walls of Castle Black, yet also those that stand between him and what he wants. He’s come back to claim his destiny and, to him, Beatrice is a part of that. Even though everything else has been forgotten, he knows her down to the depths of his very soul. Even more than the castle itself, more than the oddly familiar and rugged land that it sits on, she’s home, and he means to claim her.

“A Rogue to Remember” is the first novel in the “Hellion Club” series and was released in 2019. “The Hellion Club” is the nickname that’s been given to the Darrow School, where miscreant noblemen ship their illegitimate daughters off in order to keep them out of sight, out of mind, and make sure they’re employable. It is passion, propriety, and secrets in a new series.

Lord Deveril (Douglas “Devil” Ashton) was forced by his dad to join the army and became exiled to India. It was his punishment for all of his many wild, wicked, and reckless ways. As he served his country, the unthinkable happens back home. Devil’s sister gets seduced by this fortune hunter and is cast out by their dad. By the time Devil can return back to England, he is too late to actually save her, however if he is able to obtain the right governess, one that specializes in working with kids that others deemed unmanageable, he may just be able to save his niece.

There’s just one problem: no respectable woman would ever consent to be employed in the house of this Devil Lord. And if she did, she would never be able to be employed anywhere else, since his name is synonymous with ruin.

However Wilhelmina Marks isn’t your average governess. She is a graduate of the Darrow School, this integral member of the Hellion, and is a determined lady in her own right. Lord Deveril’s niece, Marina, is quite the challenge, just not nearly as challenging as her uncle is. He’s all that they’ve said about him. Rakishly charming, hedonistic, and too handsome by a lot. However also kind yet possibly just a little broken. This is a combination which draws Willa to him and makes him most irresistible to her.

However danger starts looming when Marina’s fortune hunting and wastrel dad returns, intent on claiming his daughter. Devil and Willa have to work together in order to keep this little girl safe. Could it be a recipe for love or for disaster?