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A Bride for Lord Challmond

A Rose for Three Rakes Trilogy #1

250 pages

A playful Regency romp where cynical rakes bet against fate, only to find themselves delightfully outmatched by love.

What it feels like

This spirited Regency romance delivers a delightful blend of wit, charm, and classic historical tropes. The narrative moves at a brisk, playful pace, driven by the irresistible tension of a high-stakes wager against the inevitability of love. Readers are immersed in a swoony, lighthearted atmosphere where cynical, dashing veterans attempt to outsmart fate, only to find their hearts delightfully besieged. The prose is elegant and banter-filled, perfectly capturing the sparkling repartee and romantic drama of the era. It is an experience defined by the joyful anticipation of watching a determined rake fall hard and fast. Fans of traditional historical romance will devour this charming exploration of brotherhood, prophecy, and the sweet surrender to a match made by Cupid.

Mood
  • spirited
  • charming
  • swoony
Tone
  • playful
  • romantic
  • witty
  • lighthearted
Pace
brisk
Themes
the inevitability of love · resisting romance · brotherhood and wagers · fate and prophecy
The writing
Elegant and banter-filled, capturing the classic charm and wit of the Regency era.
The arc
Moves from cynical, playful resistance to the inevitable and satisfying surrender to true love.
Who it's for
Readers who delight in classic Regency romances featuring charming rakes, high-stakes wagers, and the delightful agony of fighting fate.
Content notes
  • backstory of war

About the book

Three dashing rakes go to war -- and break countless female hearts. But on the way home to England, a gypsy predicts that love will trap them all. Thus they make a daring wager: By June first, whomever Cupid matches must forfeit one thousand pounds and a red rose.

Description from Open Library.

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