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Lord Carlton's Courtship

249 pages

A spirited Regency romp where a scandalous first encounter and a secret mission spark an undeniable, honor-bound romance.

What it feels like

This spirited Regency romance balances the glittering elegance of London high society with the breathless energy of a covert adventure. The narrative moves at a brisk, engaging pace, sweeping the reader from the gritty peril of a mysterious ambush straight into the polished drawing rooms of the ton. The mood is playful yet laced with intrigue, anchored by the delightful tension of a partnership forged under scandalous, unconventional circumstances. The prose captures the strict manners and customs of the era while allowing the underlying romantic chemistry to simmer beneath a veneer of chivalrous duty. It is a perfect escape for readers who delight in hidden identities, secret missions, and the delicious friction of a hero who insists his protective instincts are purely honorable.

Mood
  • spirited
  • intrigue-laced
  • elegant
Tone
  • romantic
  • playful
  • chivalrous
  • adventurous
Pace
brisk
Themes
hidden identities · duty versus desire · high society intrigue · unexpected partnerships
The writing
Traditional Regency romance prose, balancing the polite manners of the ton with the breathless energy of a covert adventure.
The arc
Moves from startling, unconventional first impressions to a reluctant, honor-bound partnership that inevitably deepens into romantic attachment.
Who it's for
Readers who love classic Regency romances where proper societal rules collide with secret missions and disguised heroines.
Content notes
  • gun violence
  • ambush and peril

About the book

Lord Giles Carlton's first encounter with Miss Roma Allendyle had been, to say the least, indelicate. First he rescued her, even as she disguised herself as a grubby lad, from a mysterious ambush. Then he had no choice but to tend to her bullet wound. And now, decked in the very latest London mode, there stood before him that exquisite figure he had seen unclothed. When he learned of her secret search for a vanished brother, an agent of the Crown, Giles was impelled by her honor -- and nothing more -- to offer his masterful assistance.

Description from Open Library.

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