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Book 3: The Imperfect Lords
Unable to read or write, an earl discovers love in the last place he expects to find it—within the embrace of a brilliant woman—in this sexy, irresistible novel from USA Today bestselling author Bronwen Evans.
What’s an earl to do?
The Earl of Argyle has died suddenly, leaving his brother Guy Neville at a complete loss. The dull-witted second son, as his father used to call him, Guy is now responsible for the estate and his brother’s seat in the House of Lords. Shamed by an inability to read or write, his distress is multiplied by the sudden appearance of Miss Abigail Pinehurst, a dyed-in-the-wool bluestocking. She wishes to use the Argyle library and to study a rare plant on the estate. Guy’s first instinct is to decline her request—until he catches a glimpse of her.
How’s a girl to behave?
Abigail cares for only one thing: plants. She is unconcerned about how she looks, what she wears, or the impression she makes on men. An orphan who turned to books for solace in a miserly, cruel institution, she now makes her living illustrating the greenery she adores. Lord Argyle, in fact, with his uncanny memory and chiseled features, is the first man to capture her attention—a ridiculous distraction since he is so far above her station. But her unreasonable heart has a mind of its own.
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Book 2: Imperfect Lords
Destined to go blind, a rake sets his sights on the toast of society, lighting a fire of passion that scorches the night, in this captivating novel from USA Today bestselling author Bronwen Evans.
Stephen Hornsby, the Marquess of Clevedon, has one goal: to see every exquisite thing he can before he goes blind. His greatest joy, watching a woman shuddering in the throes of passion, will be gone. But before the darkness descends, he is determined to seduce a magnificent widow, Lady Penelope Fisherton. Unfortunately, his rakish reputation has preceded him; Lady Penelope spurns his advances. Being a man who relishes a challenge, however, her reluctance adds only luster to his desire for the last beautiful sight he’ll ever see.
Considered the belle of London society, Lady Penelope was married to a scoundrel who cared for no one but himself. Now that she’s free, she wants nothing to do with love, passion, or desire—emotions that abandoned her with a cruel husband. So why does her body react when Stephen smiles? As much as she’d like to avoid the rogue, her brother-in-law wants her fortune, and he’ll kill to get it. Stephen is willing to help, but he’ll take only one thing in return: Her. In his bed.
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Book 4: Coopers Creek
The fourth book in USA Today bestselling author, Bronwen Evans’s flirty new contemporary romance series…
Brooke Carpenter loves her life in small town Coopers Creek, but with her friends Kate, Emily, and Anna, all having babies her biological clock is ticking in double-time. After being burned by her lying, cheating fiancé, she’s wary of men and their fake promises. But Kate’s hunky best friend, Robert Chambers, is nothing like her ex. His shy, good-guy personality is just what the doctor—or nurse—ordered. Pushing her insecurities and her mother’s warning aside about ‘too good to be true usually is’, she sets out to snag the heroic mountain climber.
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19 hours ago
It's 1am on Thursday morning and finally I typed THE END and my current WIP, Attracted To The Earl, has been sent to my editor.
I'm moving on to a new Regency series. I'm so excited to be starting on My Lady Bachelorette series. Book #1 is The Seduction of Lord Sin.
However, I may just allow myself a sleep in since it's 1am!
www.bronwenevans.com/books/the-lady-bachelorettes/the-seduction-of-lord-sin/
Woo hoo, can't wait to purchase it. May or go through the process with no problems.
Congrats! I’ve had a few of those late nights finishing books too! Take a well earned rest today.
I look forward to reading all of these!!
Terrific. You deserve sleeping in.
Congratulations! Can’t wait to read this!
Good for you!
Yes, I'm glad you are getting some rest. Looking forward to the new series...a Bronwen Evans book is always wonderful!
Sounds very interesting 😉
Congrats!!!!! :D
Preordered now to wait. Ugh
4 days ago
The Spitfire Girls releases 26th February! Pre-order your copy today. US Readers: https://www.amazon.com/Spitfire-Girls-Soraya-M-Lane-ebook/dp/B07GDF9D48 UK Readers: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Spitfire-Girls-Soraya-M-Lane-ebook/dp/B07GDF9D48 AUS/NZ Readers: https://www.amazon.com.au/Spitfire-Girls-Soraya-M-Lane-ebook/dp/B07GDF9D48
4 days ago
Imagine being a small child and having to wear this get up!Even the children were dressed In stunning gowns! And look at their hair. My daughter would’ve hated both.
Elaborate clothing & hairstyles are what marked the rich as "elite." And what child doesn't want to be treated as elite & special? It was a totally different culture, with very different values.
Little girls back then were’t encouraged to play. My daughter would have rebelled.
I’d have had to tie my daughter up and even then I’m not sure I could have kept her that way
Those are lovely, but I didn't think little girls wore their hair up back then. It was a rite-of-passage from girl-hood to woman-hood to be able to put your hair up. Is that not correct?
5 days ago
This wouldn't work with me, my nephew's a maths genius!Parent Troll Level: Master
