Irene Davis

The Words and the Bees (The Whitford Crew, #3) (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

New York, 1897. The study of insects has been Cecilia Downing's lifelong passion, but when both her professional and domestic hopes are dashed, she finds herself wondering if she is an entomologistor merely an entomologist's discarded mistress? Cecilia retreats to her family's home in the Hudson Valley to rest, regroup, and maybe research ant species, only to find that her uncle has hired her childhood friend to redesign the estate grounds.

Daniel Carter hasn't seen Cecilia in nearly twenty years, andthanks to the terrible stray dog he's definitely not adoptingtheir reunion is a rocky one. His work at her uncle's estate is the project which will catapult his landscape design career to the next level, and he's not about to let Cecilia, or his growing attraction to her, derail his work.

The more time Cecilia spends with Daniel, the more intrigued she is. Her childhood playmate has grown up handsome and clever, with a wicked talent for rhymes, but the innocence of their childhood days is long gone. Can Cecilia risk letting her guard down, or will she once again find herself advancing a man's career at the expense of her own?

Looking for a twist on the usual historical romance? The Whitford Crew is a series of full-length standalone novels set in and around Gilded Age New York City, with slow-burn romances, cinnamon roll heroes, and open-door love scenes. The Words and the Bees also includes a STEM heroine, a troublesome dog, and two dozen increasingly dirty limericks.

The Whitford Crew

1. Anyone But the Earl

2. Head Over Wheels

3. The Words and the Bees

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Skookum Creek Publishing
• Erscheinungstermin: 20. Mai 2022
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781941633137
• Artikelnr.: 63450057

Autorenporträt

Irene Davis can be found in a Seattle coffee shop (in non-pandemic times), where she works on novels in between perusing texts from the late nineteenth century, and drinking macchiatos.