Regency Summer Surprises

Regency Summer Surprises

Arietta RichmondArietta Richmond

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Regency Summer Surprises

Regency Summer Surprises

Arietta RichmondArietta Richmond

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Three delightful Regency stories, from USA Today Bestselling and Award winning authors, all focused around summer and surprises. Lose yourself in the Regency world, and be swept away by love!


This anthology contains

Lady Lillian’s Summer Charade by Regina Jeffers
When a Lady who has been shut away all her life is suddenly collected by her father, and handed off in marriage to a most unpleasant man, she applies all of the intelligence that she has developed while living in a School for young ladies - and ensures that she can escape.
But having escaped, she must find her place in the world. When that place seems to be pretending to be a housemaid in the household of an Earl, a man who attracts her as no other ever has, she finds herself caught between hidden safety and the beginnings of daring hope.

A Most Improper Summer by Arietta Richmond
Some courtships are conducted in ballrooms. Theirs is conducted on paper, in shadows, and at a woodcutter's hut where no one can see them fall.
Eleanor, Lady Barcombe, is a widow with a problem - she’s afraid to reach out and claim the love she’s always hoped for.
Gregor Whitchurch, the Earl of Tralford, knows better than to become entangled with widows.... but knowing and doing are two different things, and staying away from Lady Barcombe appears to be beyond his capabilities...
A tale of passionate notes, stolen kisses, bitter misunderstandings, and one formidable dowager who knows exactly when to meddle. Sometimes the greatest surprise is discovering that your most carefully kept secret was never secret at all.

The Surprise Party by Janis Susan May
Summoned to spend an extended visit at their irascible grandfather’s home, the Misses Eliza and Eustacie Corwin expect nothing good, and that expectation flares into concern when he cheerfully informs them that he has arranged some surprises for them...
It rapidly becomes obvious that something has changed in their grandfather’s life, and that he is planning to ‘put right everything he got wrong before’. Of course, his idea of doing that involves meddling in his granddaughters’ lives. Will the party produce the joyful results that Sir John intends? Or will it be disastrous? Can love result from meddling?

If you love Regency Romance, and Summer, then this is the holiday read for you!

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