Harlequin Historical December 2020 - Box Set 1 of 2
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This box set includes:
A MARQUIS IN WANT OF A WIFE
Liberated Ladies
By Louise Allen
(Regency)
The formidable Marquis of Cranford needs a wife to care for his son. Scholarly Prudence is ideal; she has no expectations of love. So why is she so hard to resist?
THE WIDOW’S SCANDALOUS AFFAIR
By Lucy Ashford
(Regency)
Lady Serena is rescued from blackmail with a kiss from rogue Raphael Lefevre. She should despise him but, during their faux affair, she’s realising Raphael is not the dissolute rake society believes…
THE GOVERNESS’S SECRET LONGING
The Yelverton Marriages
By Elizabeth Beacon
(Victorian)
Governess Viola Yelverton is determined to resist her rakish employer Sir Harry Marbeck’s charms. Yet dare she risk her job - and her heart! - when his warmer side is revealed?
Look for Harlequin® Historical’s December 2020 Box Set 2 of 2, filled with even more timeless love stories!
Giới thiệu tác giả
Louise Allen has been immersing herself in history for as long as she can remember, finding landscapes and places evoke powerful images of the past. Venice, Burgundy & the Greek islands are favourites. Louise lives on the Norfolk coast & spends her spare time gardening, researching family history or travelling. Please visit Louise's website, www.louiseallenregency.com, her blog https://janeaustenslondon or find her on Twitter/X @LouiseRegency and on Facebook.
Lucy Ashford, an English Studies lecturer, graduated in English with history at Nottingham University, and the Regency is her favourite period. Lucy, who has always loved to immerse herself in historical romances, has had several novels published by Mills & Boon. She lives with her husband in an old stone cottage in the Peak District, near to beautiful Chatsworth House and Haddon Hall, all of which give her a taste of the magic of life in a bygone age.
Elizabeth Beacon has a passion for history and storytelling and, with the English West Country on her doorstep, never lacks a glorious setting for her books. Elizabeth tried horticulture, higher education as a mature student, briefly taught English and worked in an office, before finally turning her daydreams about dashing, piratical heroes and their stubborn and independent heroines into her dream job; writing Regency romances for Harlequin, Mills and Boon
