Charlotte Stone

Historical Romance: The Duke's Ever Burning Passion A Lord's Passion Regency Romance (Fire and Smoke, #2) (eBook, ePUB)

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Produktbeschreibung

Book 02 in Fire and Smoke series - A Historical Romance Book

Are second chances truly possible?

The Duke of Sermont, Shep, has spent every summer since childhood at Pritchford Place... with his best friend's sister. Lady Julia Frederickson.

As they grew, their relationship grew into something else...

Love.

Writing letters back and forth to one another and making plans has been a part of them...

That is ... until Shep did something that broke her heart - he married someone else.

Since then...

She has spent her life wearing a mask.She vows to never let anyone know how much Shep meant to her.

When Shep is widowed and comes to stay at Pritchford Place, just like old times, they antagonize one another as usual.

Is it because they hate one another? Or... because they cannot stay away from one another?

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Who cares if he thinks she is the Ice Queen- cold, cruel and unfeeling?

Julia knows who she is really is, even if Shep continually misunderstands her.

Can Julia forgive Shep for breaking her heart?

What about another suitor who will get in his way?

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Charlotte Stone
• Erscheinungstermin: 26. Juni 2020
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781393191841
• Artikelnr.: 58646417

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.