In this e-book, discover three historical romances and immerse yourself in the heart of the Regency era. You will encounter heroines who are both rebellious and fragile, women ready to give up everything… except love.
Let yourself be swept away by the captivating world of historical romance set in the Regency era, courtesy of Harlequin… The Secret of Elysses by Brenda Joyce, A Daring Ingénue by Carole Mortimer, and An Inappropriate Proposal by Louise Allen.
In this e-book, discover three historical romances and immerse yourself in the heart of the Regency era. You will encounter heroines who are both rebellious and fragile, women ready to give up everything… except love.
Let yourself be swept away by the captivating world of historical romance set in the Regency era, courtesy of Harlequin…
Le secret d’Elysseby Brenda Joyce
Ireland, 1839. While Elysse De Warenne holds a place of honor in Irish high society, she is well aware of the cruel rumors circulating about her marriage. Rumors she tries desperately to deny: there's no way she'll admit she hasn't seen her husband since the day they exchanged vows, much less that their union was never consummated! For then, the scandalous secret that led Alexi De Warenne to marry her six years earlier would soon be revealed… Alas, her image as the perfect wife shatters when, after six years of absence, Alexi decides to return to England. How can she continue to pretend their marriage is real when the brooding Alexi refuses even to speak to her? Determined to put an end to this charade, Elysse decides to leave her husband no choice: since she is his wife, she will move in with him… whether he likes it or not!
A daring ingénueby Carole Mortimer
England, 1816. Jane never imagined her guardian would stoop so low: not content with publicly humiliating her at the annual Markham Park reception, the odious woman now accuses her of trying to seduce the Duke of Stourbridge into marrying him. Distraught, Jane has only one goal: to escape—as quickly and as far away as possible. And who better to help her than the Duke himself? After all, he's the one responsible for her misfortune! And when he flatly refuses, she holds her head high: with or without his permission, she will find a way to escape with his help…
An inappropriate proposalby Louise Allen
Hertfordshire, 1809. When Sophia learns that her fiancé Daniel has perished in a shipwreck on his return from India, her world collapses around her. How will she ever provide for her ruined family? At twenty-six, and without a dowry, how can she hope to ever marry? Nine years of separation have certainly destroyed her youthful love for Daniel, but what does love matter in such a situation? Yes, love is not Sophia's immediate concern. Yet, when Callum, Daniel's twin brother, proposes marriage in his brother's place to resolve his financial problems, Sophia hesitates. Not only does this proposal seem as prosaic as it is inappropriate, but everything within her rebels at the idea of offering herself to this man who has always shown her such insulting indifference.
