The Bluestocking, the Earl, and the Author by Charlotte Darcy

It is one he has only recently discovered and it threatens to destroy his life and that of his children. That is until she inadvertently reads the Duke’s secret. Mary hears rumors about his wife and why she is not there, but she knows it is not her place to interfere. Has she lost the job and her chance to improve on the children’s lives?

His children seem so sad to her but it is not long before Mary’s tongue gets her into trouble. Yet she misses her little Dame school, misses the children and so she agrees to take a post as governess to the children of the cold and austere Earl of Pennington. Now that her father had inherited a fortune she could stay at home until she is married. However he needs to decide, will he accept her as she is or would he seek to change this wonderful woman?Ĭan a forthright Governess save an Earl from a frightful secret that could destroy his life and that of his children? Tristan has never admitted his feelings for Georgian but now that a rival is on the scene he must make a decision and see if he can follow it through. Jeremy Tudor is the author of a satirical book on manners. What fool spends his days leaping out from behind hedges and scaring horses? Though he often makes her want to laugh, she refuses to give him the satisfaction. Georgian has known Tristan since they were children, she just wonders why he has never grown up. Georgian Beckleham is not like most young ladies, many would call her a Bluestocking, so why is the Earl of Tarlbridge constantly drawn to her? The Bluestocking, the Earl, and the Author Can he keep secret the state of his finances?Īs the nightmares of his past life come back to haunt him he escapes to his town house for one last week little knowing that it will change his life forever.Ī meeting with a local seamstress, a plot to destroy the duchy, and a lady placed in danger are all part of this light, clean, and fun historical romance. This is made very clear when an unfortunate incident leaves him indisposed in front of some local merchants. For the sake of the duchy and for the sake of his sisters, he must bring much needed income into the estate.

“Well, I do not feel like marrying.” Duke Harcourt Beckleham could not think of any woman who could tempt him to marry - yet he knew that he must. The 4 book box set contains 3 of my favorite novels and a brand new book that will delight and intrigue. Find honor, duty, and love in these 4 delightful Regency romances by bestselling author Charlotte Darcy.

The Bluestocking, the Earl, and the Author by Charlotte Darcy