Have you discovered the Eardleys? I’m currently working on the sixth in this clean Regency romance series: Julia’s story. Clean Regency romance: the Eardleys The Eardley woman are perfect Regency ladies — to a point. However, they won’t allow anyone to destroy their reputation. Melly’s story, the ...
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New Regency Romance: Minerva And The Rake
Love traditional Regency romance? I do too. The latest novella in our Sweet And Tender Regency Romance Series is out now. In Minerva And The Rake, Minerva embarks on her first London season. It’s not quite what she expected. Here’s an excerpt. A fun excerpt from Minerva And The Rake Minerva ...
Regency Romance: Six Regency Heroes To Adore
If you love Regency romance, you have your favorite heroes. Mr. Darcy for one, right? In our new release, How To Win A Regency Heart: The Follyjohn Gossip Story Collection, you’ll meet six dashing heroes. Regency romance: meet gorgeous heroes The fun of a collection of stories is that you’ll ...
New — The Lady And The Adventurer: Win My Heart
If you enjoy Regency romance, the latest novel in our Eardleys of Gostwicke Hall series has just been published. The Lady And The Adventurer: Win My Heart is Henry’s story. Henry is ready to make her comeout, at her first season. Here’s an excerpt. Regency romance excerpt: The Lady And The ...
Fun Clean Regency Romance: Henry’s Story Cover Reveal
I’m very pleased with the cover for the latest Regency romance in the series The Eardleys Of Gostwicke Hall. It’s the fifth novel — Henry’s story. Regency romance — The Lady And The Adventurer: Win My Heart Henrietta (Henry) is the youngest of the Eardley sisters. At just 18, she’s getting ready ...
Regency Romance: The Lady And The Adventurer (Henry’s Story)
I’m currently working on a new Regency romance in the Eardleys of Gostwicke Hall series. This time, it’s Henry’s story. As you might expect from Henry, she gets herself in trouble almost immediately. Here’s an excerpt from the first chapter. Regency romance in progress: excerpt Henrietta ...
