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His Lady to Love
(2024)(The fourth book in the Tales of Little Macclow series)
A novel by Gail Eastwood
Can true love strike twice? And if so, at what cost?
Young Scottish widow Ailis Murray doesn’t believe in second love. Left wealthy by her beloved husband, all she wants now, despite society��s disapproval, is a solitary life as a published artist. Driven by greedy in-laws and suitors to seek refuge in the English village of Little Macclow, Lissie meets a captivating ex-officer eager to draw her into the life of the parish—and perhaps even into his arms….
War-weary Charles Reynell is seeking guidance on becoming a cleric, not romance with a spirited lass as lonely as she is lovely. He knows a curate’s meager pay cannot support a family. Challenged by the local vicar to coax the reclusive widow back into society, Charles points her towards helping with the village’s annual well dressing festival. But his irresistible attraction to her makes him question his path and every belief that led to it.
Does Lissie dare to open her heart again? Must she or Charles—or both—give up their dreams as the price for a life together? Or when the past Lissie fled catches up to her, will they lose even the chance to find out?
--sweet Regency romance in a charming Derbyshire village
--low spice/low heat with a happily ever after
--appealing characters who are gentry, not aristocrats
--grumpy-sunshine pairing (she's the grumpy one)
--he falls first
--stand-alone story, book #4 in series
Perfect for readers of low-heat Regencies who are looking for something a little bit different!
Come visit Little Macclow to warm your heart. Buy today!
Tales of Little Macclow (with more to come):
#1 –Lord of Her Heart
#2 –Lord of Misrule
#3 –Her Perfect Gentleman
#4 –His Lady to Love
Praise for Gail’s Little Macclow stories:
-- a deeply moving tale of love and compassion
-- strong plot with a clean romance and great characters
-- a unique Regency romance, full of small village flavor
-- deeply nuanced characters with whom you will fall in love
-- strong and loveable characters, good historic detail and sense of place and time
-- colorful, imaginative and captivating
Genre: Historical
Young Scottish widow Ailis Murray doesn’t believe in second love. Left wealthy by her beloved husband, all she wants now, despite society��s disapproval, is a solitary life as a published artist. Driven by greedy in-laws and suitors to seek refuge in the English village of Little Macclow, Lissie meets a captivating ex-officer eager to draw her into the life of the parish—and perhaps even into his arms….
War-weary Charles Reynell is seeking guidance on becoming a cleric, not romance with a spirited lass as lonely as she is lovely. He knows a curate’s meager pay cannot support a family. Challenged by the local vicar to coax the reclusive widow back into society, Charles points her towards helping with the village’s annual well dressing festival. But his irresistible attraction to her makes him question his path and every belief that led to it.
Does Lissie dare to open her heart again? Must she or Charles—or both—give up their dreams as the price for a life together? Or when the past Lissie fled catches up to her, will they lose even the chance to find out?
--sweet Regency romance in a charming Derbyshire village
--low spice/low heat with a happily ever after
--appealing characters who are gentry, not aristocrats
--grumpy-sunshine pairing (she's the grumpy one)
--he falls first
--stand-alone story, book #4 in series
Perfect for readers of low-heat Regencies who are looking for something a little bit different!
Come visit Little Macclow to warm your heart. Buy today!
Tales of Little Macclow (with more to come):
#1 –Lord of Her Heart
#2 –Lord of Misrule
#3 –Her Perfect Gentleman
#4 –His Lady to Love
Praise for Gail’s Little Macclow stories:
-- a deeply moving tale of love and compassion
-- strong plot with a clean romance and great characters
-- a unique Regency romance, full of small village flavor
-- deeply nuanced characters with whom you will fall in love
-- strong and loveable characters, good historic detail and sense of place and time
-- colorful, imaginative and captivating
Genre: Historical
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