Love, a Second Chance: A Regency Romance Springtime Collection: 13 Delightful Regency Springtime Stories (Regency Collections)
Language: English
Published by Dreamstone Publishing, 2018
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- Title
- Love, a Second Chance: A Regency Romance Springtime Collection: 13 Delightful Regency Springtime Stories (Regency Collections)
- Author
- Richmond, Arietta, Thorne, Isabella, Austen, Grace, Bruce, K
- Publisher
- Dreamstone Publishing
- Publication year
- 2018
- Condition
- New
- Book Type
- book
- Binding
- paperback
- Language
- English
- ISBN 10
- 1925499898
- ISBN 13
- 9781925499896
- Series
- Book 9 of 19: Regency Collections
Shopping for a Gentleman - by Isabella Thorne. An accidental meeting while shopping brings widow, Mrs Mildred Stelter and Mr Leighton together. They discover that they have very different views on life. Can disagreement lead to love, and a new view of the world?
A Duke for the Dowager - by Catherine Windsor. Widow Lady Elizabeth has finished mourning. Still young, she hopes to love again. Her friend’s suggestion seems good until she sees the obnoxious Duke mentioned. Can she find another love? And what of the handsome Earl she met on the road?
The New Governess of Chiswick - By Grace Austen. Letitia takes a role as a governess, when her family is impoverished. The Earl is cold at first, but Letitia comes to love his daughter, and him. Dark secrets from the past threaten them. Can love win out?
The Earl’s True Love - by Katherine Keats. Lord Worthington faces the scandal of divorce, blames himself, remembers the girl he once loved. Joanna, a village girl is scorned as a spinster, because only one man ever held her heart, and he left. Can they find love?
The Unforgettable Duchess by Charlotte Darcy. Lady Daphne Kenswick gave her heart to Lord Stephen Graves but they are torn apart by an obsessed Duke, a manipulative family, and duty to country. Will fate give them a second chance to find true love?
The Earl’s Healing Heart – by Eleanor St Clair. Sarah Lyons is a widow. Many men only want her for her money. But Lord Davenport seems different. Can she bring herself to love again, or will her suspicious mind ruin any chance of finding a lasting love?
The Duke’s Obsession - by Regina Darcy. Lady Desdemona’s husband died leaving her penniless. She flees to her brother-in-law, the Duke of Danberry who once courted her and still cares for her. When a debt goes unpaid the Marquis de Chambray threatens her son - can the Duke prevent the disaster? And what of love?
The Reclusive Duke’s Second Chance - by Lydia Pembroke. A Duke deeply hurt in the past, and suspicious of all women, a woman who needs to marry money, to save her family, a house party, a spiteful meddler. Is love possible, or will they be forced apart?
A Daughter for the Duke - by Kelly Anne Bruce. Widow Hannah Winters has only her daughter, Miriam. Things improve when they meet Lord Dearly but he has a title and nothing else to offer them. When duty takes him away, their friendship seems over. Will the unexpected allow love to flourish?
Claiming the Duke’s Heart - by Sophia Wilson. A bereaved Duke, a motherless baby, a grieving young woman. A position caring for the child exposes Emily to the Duke, and attraction stirs – but will the secrets of the past force them apart? Or can love win?
The Earl’s Treachery - by Sophia Ansley. A charming Lord, a merchant’s daughter who struggles to be ladylike, an unpleasant Earl, a conspiracy to defraud. Can a false love become true? And will honesty prevail in time to save them all?
A Song for the Viscount - by Lenora Levon. Viscount Kendall is a music connoisseur. Widowed Lady Clayton would prefer to spend time at home with her daughter, for whom singing is everything. When they meet, everything changes. Can a songbird bring two such different people together?
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About the Author
Isabella Thorne writes light fun books with romance, a bit of sexual tension and a kiss. There are bits of history scattered through the books and an occasional historical figure.
Katherine Keats is 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. She is an American, married to an Englishman. They live in Cambridge, England.
Catherine Windsor was born in Cambridge, England and raised in upstate New York.She now publishes her Regency romance for the enjoyment of fans of the genre.
Sophia Wilson lives in Stoke-on-Trent in England. She loves to write with memorable characters, surprising plot twists and, of course, love with a happily ever after.
Grace Austen 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 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 whose romantic notions were fuelled by reading Regency stories. These days, Sophia loves creating stories of love from bygone eras to share with her readers.
Regina Darcy loves emotionally packed tales, especially love stories that overcome obstacles. She lives in Somerset in England.
Eleanor St Clair lives in the New Forest, South England with her husband and cat, Benjamin. Eleanor loves Regency romance where people overcome social constraints to find love.
Lydia Pembroke is an Australian author whose roots extend back to England. Her interest in the Regency period began with a pendant handed down from her great, great, great grandmother.
Charlotte Darcy lives in Derbyshire, England and is a hopeless romantic who loves regency romance. She can think of nothing better than seeing how her characters can find their happy ever after.
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