How to Love a Lady
(2024)(A book in the How to Love a Lady series)
An omnibus of novels by Esther Hawkins
Book 1: Saving a Lady
What became to the lovely maiden?
The Bowles sisters are at risk when their father's riches is wasted on high-stakes poker. Sadness and unemployment coming. Sweet Arabella strives to save her family from poverty.
Will we begin, love? Meet intriguing Duke Stanhope, and her life changes. Arabella's beautiful sister Rebecca attracts rakish gambler Duke Stanhope. Arabella's intelligence saves her family and appeases the Duke.
Arabella intends to retrieve their money during a masquerade ball. In her anguish, she aspires to perfect a procedure that nearly damaged her family's name. Can she do it shamelessly? Duke Stanhope?
Duke Stanhope prefers Rebecca to Arabella, despite her unpopularity.
Book 2: Duke's Fairytale
Now she can pursue her objectives.
Lady Isabella Beaumont is threatened. The Earl of Beaumont and his wife depart to America, leaving Isabella to care her small children in the north. Her greatest friend, the Duchess of Springton, stays. Lady Isabella's mother, the dowager countess, suggests she visit her aunt in the lake. Good fortune may help her.
Lady Isabella's main goal is to reunite the Dowager Countess and her sister. Lady Barrington hated her family. Lady Isabella immediately recognized she was abusing her weakness. Duke Joshua Forbes of Frensdale regretted returning home. He should marry before recuperating, according to his uncle. Given his inability to locate a nice woman and the number of rural ladies who would become duchesses, this search will be amusing.
An attractive woman at his private masquerade changes the Duke's indifference into desire. That enigmatic enchantress—who? Why does she hide despite him? Lady Isabella could not imagine telling the Duke she was the mystery woman he met that fateful evening. Her oldest daughter's aunt craves Duke's love.
Although she loves the Duke of Frensdale, she must reconcile with her aunt's family. Her only chance at love may be this. Will the Duke recognize the emerald lady?
Will Lady Isabella stand up for her beliefs?
Book 3: Lydia, declare I do not
His only concern was finding a good governess for his kids. He disliked love after getting burned.
Archibald Fernside, Earl of Crawford, is saddened when his governess quits. She cheated into her dream marriage. Noble Lord Crawford wants a great teacher for his two miserable kids but refuses a lawyer. His extensive experience has taught him that taking charge is key to great performance.
Lydia Perry wants into these hallowed halls! Lydia is expelled from London's governesses after a year of unwanted attention from the evil Baron Thorne and being wrongfully fired for defying him. Lydia must help her poor parents and siblings.
Lydia Perry provides Lord Crawford with a break from the solicitor's regular supply of young, beautiful social prospects. She desires complexity. The cap and glasses cover her face, making her look modest. Lord Crawford swiftly employs the lowly girl, hoping she won't be seen.
Lydia knows this is her final chance to find work and leave with a commendation to support her family. Can she follow Earl's odd orders?
Lord Crawford's footman followed her everywhere.
Will Lord Crawford see his new nanny's grief? Lord Crawford suddenly falls for Miss Perry while wanting to protect his children's mother. What will he do?
- "How to Love a Lady" is a superb Regency romance collection.
All the narratives take place during the Regency era and are a great way to escape reality.
Every narrative has a happy conclusion, there is no adultery, and nothing surprising happens.
You can also read our latest adventure on Kindle Unlimited! -
Genre: Historical Romance
What became to the lovely maiden?
The Bowles sisters are at risk when their father's riches is wasted on high-stakes poker. Sadness and unemployment coming. Sweet Arabella strives to save her family from poverty.
Will we begin, love? Meet intriguing Duke Stanhope, and her life changes. Arabella's beautiful sister Rebecca attracts rakish gambler Duke Stanhope. Arabella's intelligence saves her family and appeases the Duke.
Arabella intends to retrieve their money during a masquerade ball. In her anguish, she aspires to perfect a procedure that nearly damaged her family's name. Can she do it shamelessly? Duke Stanhope?
Duke Stanhope prefers Rebecca to Arabella, despite her unpopularity.
Book 2: Duke's Fairytale
Now she can pursue her objectives.
Lady Isabella Beaumont is threatened. The Earl of Beaumont and his wife depart to America, leaving Isabella to care her small children in the north. Her greatest friend, the Duchess of Springton, stays. Lady Isabella's mother, the dowager countess, suggests she visit her aunt in the lake. Good fortune may help her.
Lady Isabella's main goal is to reunite the Dowager Countess and her sister. Lady Barrington hated her family. Lady Isabella immediately recognized she was abusing her weakness. Duke Joshua Forbes of Frensdale regretted returning home. He should marry before recuperating, according to his uncle. Given his inability to locate a nice woman and the number of rural ladies who would become duchesses, this search will be amusing.
An attractive woman at his private masquerade changes the Duke's indifference into desire. That enigmatic enchantress—who? Why does she hide despite him? Lady Isabella could not imagine telling the Duke she was the mystery woman he met that fateful evening. Her oldest daughter's aunt craves Duke's love.
Although she loves the Duke of Frensdale, she must reconcile with her aunt's family. Her only chance at love may be this. Will the Duke recognize the emerald lady?
Will Lady Isabella stand up for her beliefs?
Book 3: Lydia, declare I do not
His only concern was finding a good governess for his kids. He disliked love after getting burned.
Archibald Fernside, Earl of Crawford, is saddened when his governess quits. She cheated into her dream marriage. Noble Lord Crawford wants a great teacher for his two miserable kids but refuses a lawyer. His extensive experience has taught him that taking charge is key to great performance.
Lydia Perry wants into these hallowed halls! Lydia is expelled from London's governesses after a year of unwanted attention from the evil Baron Thorne and being wrongfully fired for defying him. Lydia must help her poor parents and siblings.
Lydia Perry provides Lord Crawford with a break from the solicitor's regular supply of young, beautiful social prospects. She desires complexity. The cap and glasses cover her face, making her look modest. Lord Crawford swiftly employs the lowly girl, hoping she won't be seen.
Lydia knows this is her final chance to find work and leave with a commendation to support her family. Can she follow Earl's odd orders?
Lord Crawford's footman followed her everywhere.
Will Lord Crawford see his new nanny's grief? Lord Crawford suddenly falls for Miss Perry while wanting to protect his children's mother. What will he do?
- "How to Love a Lady" is a superb Regency romance collection.
All the narratives take place during the Regency era and are a great way to escape reality.
Every narrative has a happy conclusion, there is no adultery, and nothing surprising happens.
You can also read our latest adventure on Kindle Unlimited! -
Genre: Historical Romance
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