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The Wallflower's Christmas
Wish
(Brides of Bath, Book 8) |

Available October 18
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At the age of four and
twenty, Miss Diana Furness is a confirmed spinster. Not only
is she possessed of a nondescript appearance, but a
stepmother with two daughters of her own to launch has
convinced Diana she’s inconsequential. Only one thing has
ever given her joy: her artistic talents.
The marriages, one by
one, of his circle of friends and siblings has left Sir
Elvin Steffington feeling most bereft. Perhaps it’s time for
him to join their ranks. Unfortunately, there doesn’t seem
to be a single beauty in Bath for him to woo. Added to that
dilemma, his sister, who’s married and moved off to
Yorkshire, has begged for his portrait as her Christmas
present. He bloody well does not want to pose for a
portrait, but his love for his sister wins.
A chance encounter
convinces him the exceedingly plain Miss Furness is the only
person in Bath capable of painting his portrait, but he must
first convince this talented amateur. After bribing the
stepmother, Elvin and Diana are together on a daily basis
while he poses for the portrait. This closeness reveals
there’s much more to the plain spinster than being a
wallflower. Could he fall in love with a woman so vastly
different from any woman to whom he’s ever been attracted?
Could an intelligent woman like her even be attracted to a
sport-mad man such as he?
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Seven Regency Romance Series
I’m so excited over my new series,
The Beresford Adventures, that’s being published by
Dragonblade Books. Faithful fans may remember that I
introduced the Beresfords in my Brazen Brides book Oh,
What a (Wedding) Night. Now, each of the siblings has a
story in this romantic new adventure series. The first book
releases Aug. 10, and the other two will be published this
year.
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The Beresford
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The Beresford Adventures |
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Georgette Heyer Society:
Essays on the Literary Genius of Georgette Heyer
I am honored to be one of the contributors to this
book on the genius of Georgette Heyer. Scholars, authors, bloggers and fans come together in
a celebration of the works and worlds of Georgette Heyer (1902 -
1974).
Featuring contributions from renowned Heyer biographer Jennifer
Kloester, heading up a talented team of Heyer devotees, this
far-ranging and thought-provoking collection considers topics as
diverse as intimacy, privilege, historical accuracy and contemporary
analysis, along with looks at Heyer's influences, and the many
writers – and readers – she continues to influence worldwide.
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at:
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All 6 Brides of Bath books
are now available in audio
All six
of the Brides of Bath books are now available in audio with
narration by British actress Rosalind Ashford. The
Bride Wore Blue (Book 1 in the series), With His
Ring (Book 2), The Bride's Secret (Book 3),
To Take This Lord (Book 4), Love in the
Library (Book 5), and A Christmas in Bath
(Book 6) are available at:
Amazon,
iTunes and
Audible. Also released in audio in time for the holidays is Christmas Brides (a collection of three
regency novellas, including Christmas at Farley Manor,
named best historical novella of 2011). Click
here
for more details on Cheryl's audio books.
Free audio book for The
Bride Wore Blue
A new Audible.com promotion gives readers
a chance to get a free copy of The Bride Wore Blue
audio book. Click
here
for details.
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Copyright ©
1998 Cheryl Bolen Most recent revision,
June 17,
2015 |