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A fun romp through the Regency with a young and beautiful heroine by name of Ariana Forsythe. Ariana is determined to be proper when she enters society, but she has an unfortunately "scandalous wont to speak plainly" that you will adore. Her impetuosity lands her in further trouble in the "Polite World" of Regency London and readers go along for the fun of the ride.
When trouble at home necessitates a stay in London with her aunt, beautiful Ariana Forsythe ends up in a fashionable world of gossip and intrigue in 1813 London. Ariana is young, but even she can't miss that her relative is scheming to marry her off for for the sake of wealth.
Ariana knows she can never marry a man who lacks the Christian faith she was raised in. But when she gets accidentally involved in a shocking scandal with London's darling--and most famously snobbish--rogue, events quickly spiral out of control.
How can she escape the consequences that will force her | |  | | Before the Season Ends
Country girl Ariana Forsythe must navigate the season among the rich and titled in this early 1800s regency romp/romance, while keeping her religious upbringing intact.
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In her debut novel of what she calls “spirited romance,” author Linore Rose Burkard tells the intriguing story of Miss Ariana Forsythe, a young woman caught between her love for a man who doesn’t share her faith and her resolution to marry only a fellow believer in Christ.
Trouble at home sends the young woman to her aunt’s townhome in the fashionable Mayfair district of London. There she finds worse troubles than those that prompted her flight from | |  | | Coach and Four: Allisandra's Tale
Nineteen year-old Lady Allisandra is a ward of King Charles II. When he orders her from court to stay with her old friend Elizabeth Hastings, the Duchess of Langley, Allisandra finds herself trapped inside a coach-and-four with the notorious rake Lord Dorchester.
Nineteen year-old Lady Allisandra /b>is a ward of King Charles II./b> When he orders her from court to stay with her old friend Elizabeth Hastings, the Duchess of Langley, Allisandra finds herself trapped inside a coach-and-four with the notorious rake Lord Dorchester. Has the duchess betrayed her? Perhaps, but things are not as they appear, and whether it is Her Grace, the infamous earl of Dorchester or the king himself bent on evil,only time will tell. In the meantime, how does a strong-minded young woman handle first a highwayman, then a debauched earl? Find out in this t | |  | | Regency House Christmas: The Definitive Guide To A Remarkably Regency Yulet
Everything you ever wanted to know about Christmas during the Regency. Charles Dickens was a child, Jane Austen was alive, the Prince Regent was known as "Prinny" to his friends, and hardly anyone had ever heard of "Santa Claus."
Christmas during the English Regency.
Here is a partial list of headings covered in the book:
# Introduction
# "Brightest and Best"
# The Season
# Advent
# "Music on Christmas Morning"
# Christmas Merriments
# Going to Church
# More Comings and Goings
# Regency Diversions, Games, Occupations, (and much MORE), a list by "A Lady of Quality" (Author Alert! I've done the research, find it easily here.)
# Charities and Giving to the Poor
# Parlour Games, Explained
# The Christmas Feast and Other "Receipts" (Recipes)
# Did You Say, | | | | The Country House Courtship
The year is 1818 and Miss Beatrice Forsythe is determined to marry well. After all, her sister, Ariana, married The Paragon, Mr. Phillip Mornay, five years earlier--which all but guarantees that she, Beatrice, can also make a famous match to a wealthy man. Doesn't it?
The year is 1818 and Miss Beatrice Forsythe is determined to marry well. After all, her sister, Ariana, married The Paragon, Mr. Phillip Mornay, five years earlier--which all but guarantees that she, Beatrice, can also make a famous match to a wealthy man.
But her sister and husband have disappeared from high society as they raise a family at their country estate. Can Beatrice persuade them to chaperone her in London? And what about Beatrice's business with the curate, Mr. O'Brien, whom she rashly promised to marry years earlier. At seventeen now, she has no wish to marry a | | | | The House in Grosvenor Square
Mayhem and madness ensue as Ariana and her betrothed pursue their way to the altar in this joyful sequel to, Before the Season Ends.
Readers who loved the author’s first book, i>Before the Season Ends, /i>will delight in this charming sequel set in Regency London.
As Ariana Forsythe plans her wedding to Philip Mornay, she must adjust to the realization that she is soon to become the wife of an extremely wealthy man. She wonders if it’s wrong to rejoice that her future husband is rich. But she promises herself to use her new position to do what she can to aid the numerous street waifs she sees all too often in London.
If only that was the end of the troubles facing her! Mysterious theft |
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