An absolutely delightful romp through London and the ton.
You'll be amazed at the gossip, enthralled by the strong
and capable women and surprised at the outcomes. I know
you'll enjoy meeting each and every one of them.
A PROPER ENGLISHWOMAN by Eloisa James -- It's
time she takes matters into her own hands. After all, Miss
Emma Loudan is 24 and has been betrothed to Gil, the Earl
of Kerr, since childhood. Gossip is running rampant about
his love for French women. A masquerade ball is perfect for
Emma to enact a scheme to ensure that her future husband
never forgets her again. Emma travels to London and the fun
begins. A PROPER ENGLISHWOMAN is a delightful story, taking
our hearts along for the ride.
THE VICAR'S WIDOW by Julia London -- It was
only one kiss, one magical kiss when she was the vicar's
wife. Now, over two years later, Kate is the vicar's widow.
Darien, Lord Montgomery, one of the ton's most
eligible bachelors, has never forgotten that magical kiss
they shared. But there's a jealous young debutante who
wants Lord Montgomery for herself and will stop at nothing
to have him. THE VICAR'S WIDOW is a beautiful love story
that warms the heart and confirms that love conquers all.
CLEARLY A COUPLE by Rebecca Hagan Lee --
Jonathan Manners, eleventh Earl of Barclay, one of the
newest members of the Free Fellows League, is entrusted
with a mission to pick up a parcel at Plum Cottage and
return it to London. Little does he know that "the parcel"
is Lady India Burton, a woman who fell prey to pirates five
years earlier and was held captive in a sultan's harem.
With her reputation in ruins, can she ever be considered a
lady, accepted by the ton and make a decent match?
When Johathan meets India, he sees a sweet, amazingly
innocent and incredibly tempting woman. He marvels at his
good fortune. CLEARLY A COUPLE will delight you. I love
every member of the Free Fellows League, and Jonathan is no
exception. Take this wonderful adventure of the heart.
You'll be glad you did.
MISS JENNY ALT'S FIRST KISS by Jacqueline
Navin -- Jenny owes so much to her aunt, who took her
in after her parent's death years earlier. She feels an
obligation to take care of her and be the best niece she
can be. Jenny doesn't see marriage in her future until
Miles, the handsome Earl of Hatherleigh, comes to London in
search of a wife. But her cousin fancies herself in love
with him even though Jenny is very much attracted to him.
Is it fair that she give up the first chance of happiness
that's come her way? MISS JENNY ALT'S FIRST KISS is a
delight. Miles sees past the spectacles to the woman he's
been dreaming of. This story is magical and should not be
missed.
Nothing sets tongues wagging like a scandalous dalliance.
In the salons of the ton, no tidbit is more
delicious than a rumor of amour--the more outrageous the
better. Rakes and rogues, ladies of high station and low
morals are choice fodder for the gossips of society. Now,
four of today's most popular Regency authors titillate the
ton with tales of how untoward talk can fan the
flames of passion.
A Proper Englishwoman by Eloisa
James
Betrothed since they were children, Gilbert Baring-Gould,
Earl of Kerr, and the Honorable Emma Loudan are not quite
what one would call a perfect match. The whole Ton knows
him to be a complete rakehell, hardly the ideal spouse for
a lady.
When he horrifies the Ton by announcing that he won't go
through with the marriage until Emma is carrying his child -
- or did he say that she was already carrying a child? --
the gossips (and Emma) go wild.
Obviously she should hand this Beelzebub his ring back
directly. But curiosity, and a strong wish to teach her
brazen-faced fiancé some manners, demand that she beat him
at his own game.
So she does.
It's the story of a reluctant bridegroom (engaged since
childhood, and hasn't seen his fiancée in years), a bride
who's losing her patience, and a wild night in which the
said bridegroom meets a wicked, delicious Frenchwoman…or is
she?