My Regency romance, A Scandalous Season, is available for free on Amazon Kindle. You'll have to hurry: this offer is only good for the next 5 days!
Headstrong Lady Eleanor Chilton is determined to marry a country gentleman of her own choosing. But when her father insists that she have a London Season, she resolves to be so disagreeable, no man will even dance with her. Her icy demeanor and unpleasant words soon repel every dandy who makes her acquaintance – Including Sir Andrew de Ardescote, London’s most sought-after bachelor.
Sir Andrew is not used to being snubbed, and he doesn’t take to it kindly, even though the contrary young lady is quite the loveliest creature he’s ever met. He’ll have his revenge: A simple wager with friends that he will be the first to melt the icy young maiden’s heart with a kiss.
As he sets about charm Lady Eleanor to fall in love with him, it isn’t long before Sir Andrew realizes he’s the one in danger of losing his heart.
"A light-hearted drawing room comedy to brighten your day." - Romantic Times
"Pretty entertaining, I must say!" – Goodreads
Click here to read A Scandalous Season.
Showing posts with label regency romance. Show all posts
Showing posts with label regency romance. Show all posts
Saturday, May 26, 2012
Sunday, November 13, 2011
One Dance with You
My Regency short story, One Dance with You, is now available for Amazon Kindle and Barnes & Noble Nook! I enjoyed writing this story of a young woman who gives up on love, only to discover it again in the most unexpected place.
Monday, March 21, 2011
A Compliment, Indeed!
A wonderful reader posted a review of my book, Once Upon A Christmas, on the Barnes and Noble website, which said:
"This reads along the same lines of a Georgette Heyer story and almost as good!"
What a tremendous compliment! There's no higher praise a writer of Regency romance can get than to be compared to (the incomparable) Ms. Heyer. Thank you!
"This reads along the same lines of a Georgette Heyer story and almost as good!"
What a tremendous compliment! There's no higher praise a writer of Regency romance can get than to be compared to (the incomparable) Ms. Heyer. Thank you!
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