How to Win a Duke Without Trying is a sweet collection of three stories brimming with sharp banter, heartfelt emotions, and unexpected love. Perfect for fans of Bridgerton and Austen-inspired tales, this anthology celebrates love found in the most unconventional circumstances.

Story 1: "The Artist and the Baron"
Daphne Watson’s reputation is in tatters thanks to a scandalous rumor. Her only solution? A fake engagement with the enigmatic Baron Sebastian BlackBriar. But as their staged partnership turns into something more, Daphne’s fiery creativity and Sebastian’s quiet strength prove to be a perfect match.

Story 2: "A Duke’s Proposal"
Margaret “Maggie” Wright, a practical haberdasher, and Edward Thorne, a widowed Duke, enter a marriage of convenience with no intention of falling in love. Yet, Maggie’s warmth and Edward’s steady support create a bond stronger than any societal expectation, proving that love doesn’t always follow the rules.

Story 3: "A History of Conflict"
Lady Beatrice Morris and Lord Nathaniel Von Sinclaire have always been rivals, their sparring a fixture in every ballroom. But when they fake a romance to fend off unwanted suitors, they discover that beneath the barbs and quips lies a connection neither can deny.

From fake engagements to unexpected alliances, these witty and romantic tales explore the tension between societal constraints and personal desires, bringing laughter, tears, and swoons in equal measure.