Praise for Vanessa Riley's Historical Romances: "Riley makes a triumphant return to romance.Riley renders the Regency in living color, with impressive historical detail and an admirably diverse cast. Historical romance readers will be entranced."- Publishers Weekly STARRED REVIEW for A Gamble at Sunset "Of course a Bridgerton-inspired novel is on our list of best new books to read this year.A Gamble at Sunset is full of twists and turns ." --Brit & Co on A Gamble at Sunset "A sparkling love story with deep wells of faith and feeling.It's refreshing to read historical romance that reflects the true diversity of the era. A Duke, The Lady, and A Baby is about overcoming trauma, a testament to love forged in adversity--a love that both leaves space for and hastens healing.

Riley knows how to spin a yarn built on faith and trust, that lilts along with the gentility and reserve of her characters." -- Entertainment Weekly "Readers on the lookout for Black or disabled characters in historical romance will not want to miss this." -- The New York Times on A Duke, The Lady, and a Baby "Smart and witty.Vanessa Riley delivers the perfect historical read." --Julia Quinn, #1 New York Times bestselling author on A Duke, The Lady, and a Baby "Riley loads her expertly crafted romance with intrigue, droll banter, and steadily building passion." -- Publishers Weekly , STARRED REVIEW on A Duke, The Lady, and a Baby "With strong heroines, swoon-worthy heroes, and deeply emotional stories, Vanessa Riley is a magnificent voice in historical romance--one not to be missed!" --Sarah MacLean, New York Times bestselling author on A Duke, The Lady, and a Baby "Riveting from the first sentence to the last. Vanessa Riley's lyrical voice shimmers in this emotional, uplifting tour de force." --Kristan Higgins, New York Times bestselling author on A Duke, The Lady, and a Baby "Get your fill of scandal, misunderstandings and a secret society to boot.

" -- ELLE Canada on An Earl, the Girl, and a Toddler "Move over, Bridgertons. There's a new set of scandalous aristocrats waiting to take London society by storm." -- Library Journal on An Earl, The Girl, and a Toddler "With brilliant pacing, memorable characters, and witty dialogue, the premise elevated beyond our expectations.portrays Black people in a beautiful way that makes us relatable and takes us out of the stereotypical maid and slave roles." --AAMBC on A Duke, The Lady, and a Baby "Riley's extensive research into people of color during the Regency era adds greatly to the appeal of this page-turning romance. Fans of Shonda Rhimes' adaptation of Julia Quinn's Bridgerton books will devour this series." -- Booklist , STARRED REVIEW on An Earl, The Girl, and a Toddler "Riley dispels the myth of the all-white Regency--people of color rose to the titled elite in this and in many other historical periods--while also refusing to diminish or gloss over an iota of the bigotry and judgment a blackamoor earl would face." -- Bookpage on An Earl, The Girl, and a Toddler.