Charlotte Stone

Historical Romance: Lady Lorena's Spinster's Society A Lady's Club Regency Romance (The Spinster's Society, #1) (eBook, ePUB)

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Produktbeschreibung

Book 01 in The Spinster's Society series - A Historical Romance Book

Lady Lorena Cullip is the definition in Mr. Samuel Johnson's English Dictionary for the word: curious.

One might also find her name under

1- scandalous

2- disastrous,

3- slightly mad.

But the latest rumors about the lady have all of London holding their breaths.

She's begun a Spinster's Society.

Who'd have ever thought the daughter of a duke could have so much fun?

In Lorena's opinion, no one is more attractive than Emmett Starr, the Earl of Ashwick.

She's been in love with him for years but mishaps always occur whenever they are in the vicinity of one another for too long.

Like that small incident when she burned his London townhouse to the ground...

But that doesn't stop the earl from wanting her now more than ever, and he intends to have her.

If one looked up Ashwick in Mr. Johnson's dictionary, they'd find:

arrogant,

aggressive,

authoritative,

and … after Lorena gives her body and soul over to the temptation of all that is him… addictive.

Suddenly, being a spinster doesn't hold any of its previous appeal.

In fact, Lorena barely remember her name, much less what her society is actually called.

But what will a life with the earl mean for the future of her new club?

Perhaps, it's time for Mr. Johnson to give 'spinster' a new meaning…

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Charlotte Stone
• Erscheinungstermin: 8. Januar 2020
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781393037101
• Artikelnr.: 58644868

Autorenporträt

In a near cynical world which we are currently living in, Charlotte finds comfort in the readings of Regency Romance writings, one of her favourite would be Laura Kinsale's Flowers from the storm where the female character loves and saves the male lead character who is a stroke victim. It was such writings which inspired her to be an author herself. In Charlotte's writings, the characters are able to see beyond the imperfections of each other and to accept and love one another, just the way one is. Isn't this true of our inner self? To be able to find someone who is able to see the beauty in us, in spite of all imperfections we might have. Isn't this true of what love really should be? Ever accepting, ever loving, ever seeking. May you find love and acceptance in Charlotte's writings.