Deb Marlowe

An Unexpected Encounter ( Half Moon House, Novella 1) (eBook, ePUB)

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Produktbeschreibung

*** This novella was previously found in the anthology, An Encounter at the Museum. Hestia Wright, famed former courtesan, proprietor of the Half Moon House, and philanthropist pledged to help any woman in trouble, finds her work follows her everywhere--even to a day of relaxation at the British Museum. There, amidst the art and the artifacts, she finds not one, but two candidates who might need her special sort of assistance . . . or perhaps, they just need a nudge toward each other . . . Tall, practical girls might not be worth much in man's world, but Miss Lisbeth Moreton knows she's worth more than the squire's prized heifer. To change her fate, she's run off to a date with destiny at the British Museum. Her would-be swain never shows, but an unexpected encounter with Lord Cotwell and his lonely ward might lead to altogether new prospects . . . and perhaps to love.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Deb Marlowe
• Erscheinungstermin: 7. September 2013
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781301234936
• Artikelnr.: 46912972

Autorenporträt

Deb Marlowe loves History, England and Men in Boots. Clearly she was meant to write Regency Historical Romance.

A Golden Heart winner and Rita nominee, Deb grew up in Pennsylvania with her nose in a book. Luckily, she'd read enough romances to recognize the true modern hero she met at a college Halloween partyeven though he wore a tuxedo t-shirt instead of breeches and tall boots. They married, settled in North Carolina and produced two handsome, intelligent and genuinely amusing boys. Though she spends much of her time with her nose in her laptop, for the sake of her family she does occasionally abandon her inner world for the domestic adventure of laundry, dinner and carpool. Despite her sacrifice, not one of the men in her family is yet willing to don breeches or tall boots. She's working on it. Deb loves to hear from readers! You can contact her at [e-mail]