Viveka Portman

A Christmas Bride (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

'Viveka Portman's writing transports you into the regency world of Ellen and Robert, who both want passion, wit and intelligence in their lives.' Goodreads Review

Her life is entirely about propriety and conduct, but this Christmas, she will give herself the gift of being wild...

London 1813

Miss Smith is dreading the festive season. With her students gone, long cold days and endless dreary nights are a glum and lonely prospect. So when she comes across a beautiful gown left behind by one of her students, she can't help but try it on. And perhaps a walk down the street as a little Christmas gift to lift her spirits. And a small, warm drink at a local pub. No one will recognise her, and what harm could it do?

Lonely and worried about raising a daughter by himself, handsome widower Robert Carring knows he must find another wife. But having already endured one passionless marriage, he refuses to enter another. He will only marry when he finds the intelligent, spirited woman of his dreams. And then he sees her, making merry on a cold winter night.

Finding herself admired in the eyes of handsome man for the first time, Miss Smith is more determined than ever not to resign herself to a life as a spinster school matron, and makes a daring decision that will change all her Christmases forever.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Escape Publishing
• Seitenzahl: 80
• Erscheinungstermin: 20. November 2018
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781489270672
• Artikelnr.: 54575713

Autorenporträt

Viveka Portman is an author of romantic erotic fiction, and has a fascination about times past. With a bachelor degree in anthropology, Viveka weaves historical fact into fiction to create lively, realistic and thrilling tales, sure to titillate and engage the most discerning reader. Considered an upstanding member of society, Viveka does not make a habit of eavesdropping, gossiping or making vulgar displays of impropriety - except, that is, in writing.