In the Queue
No Less Resentment
Coming October 21 from Nan Harrison
A tragic accident in 1812 thrusts the Bennets
into disgrace and leads each daughter into
a quick marriage. Darcy, determined to
forget his attraction to Elizabeth, knows
nothing of it. Years after his own unhappy
marriage ends, they meet by happenstance.
Can they overcome regrets and turmoil and
have a second chance at love, together?
The Foundling
Coming November 10 from Jessie Lewis
and Amy D'Orazio
Miss Frederica Richmond, left alone in an orphanage after her parents’ deaths,
is caught between her past and the promise of future love.
The Foundling is the third novel in the Rags to Richmonds Regency romance series. Follow the Richmonds as they rediscover one another and reclaim their rightful place in society where new friends and lovers await them.
The Spinster
Coming October 8 from Amy D'Orazio
and Jessie Lewis
The saga of the Richmond family
continues with the discovery of a second
sister, Scarlett Margrave, found living
in a parsonage house with her widowed father.
The Spinster is the second of four novels in the
Rags to Richmonds Regency romance series.
Follow the Richmonds as they rediscover one another and reclaim their rightful place in society where new friends and lovers await them.
The Maid
Now available from Jessie Lewis
and Amy D'Orazio
A housemaid, discovered to be the
long-lost granddaughter of an earl, is thrust
into the world of dukes and society balls, where missteps and suitors await.
The Maid is the first of four novels in the Rags to Richmonds Regency romance series. Follow the Richmonds as they rediscover one another and reclaim their rightful place in society where new friends and lovers await them.
The Heir
Coming December 10 from Amy D'Orazio
and Jessie Lewis
Viscount Oakley, heir to the wealthy Tipton dukedom, sets aside his own nuptial woes
when his three younger sisters are
discovered and he must see to their futures.
The Heir is the fourth novel in the Rags to Richmonds Regency romance series. Follow the Richmonds as they rediscover one another and reclaim their rightful place in society where new friends and lovers await them.
The Art of Apology
Coming November 18 from Lucy Marin
Darcy’s ‘tolerable’ insult at the Meryton
assembly has sweeping repercussions,
leading to a confrontation with Mr Bennet,
a scolding from Bingley, and
Elizabeth’s rebuff of his apology.
How quickly and convincingly can he
reform his behaviour and will Elizabeth
forgive him?