關於這本電子書
#1 Don't Tie the Knot
#2 Dukes Prefer Bluestockings
#3 The Earl's Christmas Consultant
#4 How to Train a Viscount
#5 The Bachelor Marquess
#6 A Holiday Proposal
Don't Tie the Knot
Georgiana Butterworth is startled when a handsome Scotsman breaks into her bedroom and brandishes money. Evidently he's mistaken her for her newly engaged sister and is trying to bribe her into not marrying his brother. Georgiana knows one thing: she won't permit this man to ruin her sister's chance for everlasting happiness.
Dukes Prefer Bluestockings
When the roguish Duke of Vernon gains possession of some terrible, utterly shocking news about Charlotte, Charlotte needs to act quickly to keep the duke from revealing her secret.
The Earl's Christmas Consultant
Flora has been masquerading as a French maid for years. Though she despises having to hide her skill at the piano and has no innate fondness for mending, she is happy to no longer be on the run. When Lord Wolfe McIntyre, a handsome earl who sent butterflies fluttering through her chest as a child, discovers her French is atrocious, Flora is in immediate need of a new position, lest her true identity be discovered. Unfortunately, her new position turns out to be at the same earl's Scottish manor...
How to Train a Viscount
When Adam witnesses his employer, a viscount, be murdered, he has to flee fast. Fortunately he has his employer's papers and boarding pass to England. Unfortunately, he knows nothing about being a viscount. Perhaps the pretty, accomplished Lady Isla can help him.
The Bachelor Marquess
Hugh, the Marquess of Metcalfe, prides himself on his efficiency. When he requires a bride, he knows just how to select one: a house party filled with eligible women.
A Holiday Proposal
Confirmed bluestocking Irene Carmichael would rather study weather patterns than dress in fine gowns, but when her older brother's friend, an earl, asks her to pretend to be his wife so he can make a business deal, she agrees.
Enjoy this Regency romance boxed set collection!
關於作者
Born in Texas, Bianca Blythe spent four years in England. She worked in a fifteenth-century castle, though sadly that didn't actually involve spotting dukes and earls strutting about in Hessians.
She credits British weather for forcing her into a library, where she discovered her first Julia Quinn novel. She remains deeply grateful for blustery downpours.
After meeting her husband in another library, she moved with him to sunny California, though on occasion she still dreams of the English seaside, scones with clotted cream, and sheep-filled pastures. For now, she visits them in her books.
