Harlequin Historical July 2015 - Box Set 1 of 2: An Anthology
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THE DUKE'S DARING DEBUTANTE (Regency)
by Ann Lethbridge
When Frederick, Duke of Falconwood, is caught in a very compromising position with a coquettish debutante, he does the only thing that will salvage her reputation—he proposes marriage!
A ROSE FOR MAJOR FLINT (Regency)
Brides of Waterloo • by Louise Allen
Major Adam Flint may be a roughened soldier and an incorrigible rake—but can he help vulnerable Rose, rendered memoryless by the traumas of war, recover her past?
LORD LAUGHRAINE'S SUMMER PROMISE (Regency)
A Year of Scandal • by Elizabeth Beacon
Nine years ago, beautiful Callie Sommers eloped with wild young Gideon Laughraine. But their passionate romance ended in tragedy. Now, at the behest of his godmother, Gideon has promised to reclaim the wife he loved and lost.
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Ann Lethbridge majored in history and business. She always loved the glamorous, if rather risky, Georgians and in particular the Regency era as drawn by Georgette Heyer. It was that love that prompted her to write her first Regency novel in 2000. She found she enjoyed it so much she just couldn’t stop! Ann gave up a career in university administration to focus on her first love, writing novels and lives in Canada with her family. Visit her website at: www.annlethbridge.com
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.
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
