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Also by Holly Bush:

The Captain's Woman, January 2023
e-Book
The Professor's Lady, February 2022
e-Book
The Bareknuckle Groom, March 2021
e-Book / audiobook
The Bachelor's Bride, November 2020
e-Book / audiobook
For This Moment, March 2018
e-Book
For the Brave, May 2017
e-Book
Her Safe Harbor, March 2016
e-Book
Contract to Wed, February 2015
e-Book
Charming the Duke, March 2014
Paperback / e-Book
Cross the Ocean, May 2013
Paperback / e-Book
Train Station Bride, March 2012
Paperback / e-Book
Romancing Olive, November 2011
Paperback / e-Book

THE PROFESSOR'S LADY
By: Holly Bush

The Thompsons of Locust Street #3
Author Self-Published
February 2022
On Sale: January 25, 2022
216 pages
ISBN: 0578258218
EAN: 2940161051276
Kindle: B09M8WJJK7
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Romance Historical

Meet the Thompsons of Locust Street, an unconventional family taking Philadelphia high society by storm…

1870 Kirsty Thompson is determined to begin her own business bringing beloved Scottish fabrics and yarns to Philadelphia but first she must meet the men and women who weave the plaids and spin the wool. How will she ever escape her protective older siblings and sail to Scotland?

Albert Watson is a medical doctor focusing on research, especially that of Joseph Lister and his sterilization techniques. He speaks at universities in America and in England while visiting his London relatives. As he prepares to sail for just such an engagement, Kirsty Thompson boards his ship to beg him to take her with him. What’s a gentleman to do? Albert cancels his trip across the ocean to escort Miss Thompson back to Philadelphia and finds there is danger afoot for her and her family.

Soon he comes to realize there is also danger for his heart, even for a man who rarely pulls his nose from a medical journal. He finds himself unable to put Miss Kirsty Thompson out of his thoughts, where they belonged, because certainly a beautiful, ambitious, and charming young woman could have no interest in him. Or could she?