With
her father’s death, Anna Newfield loses everything—her home, her
inheritance, and her future. Her only piece of good fortune is a job
offer from wounded major Edmond Grenville, whose mother requires a
companion. The Dowager Lady Greystone is controlling and unwelcoming,
but Anna can enjoy Edmond’s company, even if she knows the aristocratic
war hero can never return her love. Even amid the
glittering ballrooms of London, nothing glows brighter for Edmond than
Anna’s gentle courage. Loving her means going against his family’s rigid
command. Yet how can he walk away when his heart may have found its
true companion?
7 comments:
This book sounds wonderful, I have a soft spot for regency, and the cover is gorgeous!
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ecriggs1990(at)aol(dot)com
Great, thank you, Liz. You're in the drawing!
I'm also a regency reader and I've just
added your book to my TBR list! I'm a
subscriber to Woman of Faith and have
forwarded this newsletter to my eldest
daughter, Missy.
Pat Cochran
p-cochran@juno.com
Hi Linore! Thanks for the introduction to another fabulous inspirational regency writer. I appreciate you keeping us informed about the good authors/books out there.
I forwarded this to my girlfriend, Debbe, who is an avid reader as well.
Thanks again... and hurry with your next book... going through withdrawals!! LOL
Got you in the drawing, Pat, thanks for sending to your daughter. And Diane, you're sweet!! Thank you for entering by forwarding to Debbe, and for the sweet words. Wish I could say I'm almost done with another regency, but at least I have a short story coming out in Kindle soon. (Just taking in comments from my beta-readers and making final edits.)
Wish you could all win a book! Hugs.:)
Hey Linore and Louise! Two of my favorite people! I've read Louise's book and must say it was great. I fell in love with the cast and can't wait to see the brother's story in print!
Debbie Lynne
And the winner is...LIZ R! Congratulations, Liz and thanks for entering, everyone. I've heard really good things about Louise's book (A Proper Companion) so I know you'll enjoy it, Liz, and I look forward to reading it myself.
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