Title: Love, a Duke at Christmas: A Regency Romance Christmas Collection: 11 Delightful Regency Christmas Stories: Volume 7 (Regency Collections)
Publisher: Dreamstone Publishing
Publication Date: 2017
Language: English
ISBN 10: 1925499812
ISBN 13: 9781925499810
Binding: Paperback
Condition: Brand New
Weight: 1.25 kilograms

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11 Delightful Regency Christmas Stories from Bestselling Authors.

In this, the seventh Regency Collection, you will find some wonderful stories, each of which is the heartwarming tale of a Duke finding love at Christmas. Settle in for a Christmas immersed in love!

If you love Christmas stories, and you love Regency Romance, then this is the collection for you! The stories included are

Kissing the Duke of Hearts
A Duke renowned for breaking hearts and wild ways, who despises the lower classes, an innocent young woman, born to the merchant class, a chance meeting at a Masquerade Ball, a carriage accident, a snowbound Christmas, an irresistible love.
The Duke’s Christmas Bride
A Duke, the sister of his friend, a secret, a misunderstanding, heartbreak averted, a love fulfilled.
The Duke’s Secret
A death that leads to the unveiling of secrets, rumours and gossip, love long denied brought to light, misinterpreted intentions, and admission of love, a Christmas wedding.
A Counterfeit Governess for the Duke
A family destroyed, a Lady bent on revenge, a Duke misrepresented, a governess who is not what she seems, a last-minute rescue, true love found.
The Duke Who Hated Christmas
A Duke driven by the pain of the past, his new wife, determined to bring joy to the present, a Christmas season that changes everything, an enduring love and happiness discovered.
The Duke’s Holiday Homecoming
A reunion of long parted relatives, a secret hidden for a generation, a love torn apart by pride, a Christmas chance to change, a love once lost renewed.
Love at the Christmas Fayre
A Duke, an innkeeper’s daughter, an accidental meeting which causes injury, an unexpected companionship, an antagonism foiled, a love despite the odds.
The Duke and the Christmas Ball
A young lady out of place in society, a Duke who seeks solace in being ordinary, conversation that leads to love – and misunderstandings, the truth revealed, a proposal accepted
A Duke for Christmas
A Duke touched by scandal and rumour, a gentleman’s daughter, a snowstorm, a shared fight for survival, a connection that defies expectations, a love that overcomes all obstacles.
An Agreement with the Duke
A Duke with an orphaned niece, a lady of good birth fallen on hard times, a Ball, an agreement, a growing attraction, a Christmas change of circumstance, a love that transcends status.
The Duke’s Christmas Joy
A jilted lady, a Duke who would be more than a friend, a Lord’s bad behaviour, rumours and discourtesy, a final choice, a Christmas proposal accepted.

About the Author

Arietta Richmond has been a compulsive writer all her life. History has always fascinated her, and she loves writing about it. She lives in Australia and travels to see the places where history happened.
Isabella Thorne writes Regency Romance. Her books are light and fun with romance, a bit of sexual tension and a kiss, but nothing explicit. There are bits of history scattered through the books and an occasional historical figure.
Katherine Keats writes sweet and clean Regency Romance. She's a hopeless romantic who loves music, dancing, and long walks on the beach. She enjoys writing stories of true love that defy all odds.
Kelly Anne Bruce is intrigued by the society, the gowns, and the Balls of the Regency period. Kelly Anne is an American, married to an Englishman. They live in Cambridge, England. Their two cats and a dog run the household!
Alyce Healey is a romantic who adores the Regency era. “Love must conquer all” is her guiding principle for all of her stories. Falling in love is never simple, so Alyce’s stories involve entertaining plot twists and surprises.
Regina Darcy writes clean and wholesome historical romance. She adores love stories that overcome obstacles. She lives in Somerset, England and likes walks in the countryside and traditional afternoon tea with friends and family.
Gemma Blackwood loves romances with scandal, intrigue, rakish heroes and happy endings. She got hooked on historical romance at eighteen and hasn't looked back since! She lives in the West Country, and writes in a shed at the bottom of her garden.
Eleanor St Clair lives in the New Forest region of Hampshire, South England with her husband and cat, Benjamin. Eleanor loves Regency romance where people overcome social constraints to find love
Grace Austen loves Regency. She feels she was born in the wrong century! Immersing herself in Regency Romance is her favorite thing. She has a weakness for family, pets and dark chocolate!
Lenora Levon has always loved historical romance. Regency romance has a special place in her heart and she wishes she could travel in time to visit! So, she does, in the stories that she writes.
Sophia Ansley is a dreamer who found historical romance while very young. Her romantic notions were fuelled by reading Regency stories. These days, Sophia loves creating stories of love from bygone eras to share with her readers.

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