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Lords of Misrule
(2016)(The fourth book in the Roundheads & Cavaliers series)
A novel by Stella Riley
Still tied to his desk in the Intelligence Office by new Royalist conspiracies, Colonel Eden Maxwell has become increasingly disenchanted. Then a brick hurled through the window of a small workshop begins an unexpected chain of events. After all, who would want to hurt Lydia Neville a young widow, giving self-respect back to maimed war veterans? But when the assaults in Duck Lane threaten some of Edens former troopers, finding the culprit becomes a personal crusade.
Lydia finds Colonel Maxwell annoying and, learning that hed arrested her brother in connection with the Ship Tavern Plot, she also mistrusts his motives. On the other hand, she plainly needs his help and has difficulty resisting his smile.
Between plots to assassinate Cromwell, a rising in Scotland, reckless Cavaliers lurking around every corner and a failing government, Lords of Misrule is set against a time of national discontent. But against all the odds, Eden and Lydia find danger and love in equal measure.
Stella Riley is the 2019 Readers Favorite Gold Medallist for Historical Romance and proud to have been awarded 14 B.R.A.G. medallions.
Praise for Lords of Misrule ...
An absorbing and intelligently written story which effortlessly blends history, politics, mystery, danger and, of course, romance.
Ms. Riley's scholarship is incredible; this is such a complicated period to get to grips with and her descriptions, knowledge and quite obvious love for it shines throughout. How can we, the reader, fail to be infected by this authors hard work, enthusiasm, knowledge and outstanding writing skill?
Stella Riley has made a fascinating, fast paced, and very entertaining novel set in one of the most difficult periods of British history. There's a wealth of historical detail that never swamps the narrative and a happy ending. Highly recommended.
Genre: Historical
Lydia finds Colonel Maxwell annoying and, learning that hed arrested her brother in connection with the Ship Tavern Plot, she also mistrusts his motives. On the other hand, she plainly needs his help and has difficulty resisting his smile.
Between plots to assassinate Cromwell, a rising in Scotland, reckless Cavaliers lurking around every corner and a failing government, Lords of Misrule is set against a time of national discontent. But against all the odds, Eden and Lydia find danger and love in equal measure.
Stella Riley is the 2019 Readers Favorite Gold Medallist for Historical Romance and proud to have been awarded 14 B.R.A.G. medallions.
Praise for Lords of Misrule ...
An absorbing and intelligently written story which effortlessly blends history, politics, mystery, danger and, of course, romance.
Ms. Riley's scholarship is incredible; this is such a complicated period to get to grips with and her descriptions, knowledge and quite obvious love for it shines throughout. How can we, the reader, fail to be infected by this authors hard work, enthusiasm, knowledge and outstanding writing skill?
Stella Riley has made a fascinating, fast paced, and very entertaining novel set in one of the most difficult periods of British history. There's a wealth of historical detail that never swamps the narrative and a happy ending. Highly recommended.
Genre: Historical
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