Historical Romance: Sophia's Spirited Spinster's Society A Lady's Club Regency Romance (The Spinster's Society, #4)

by Charlotte Stone

Overview

Book 04 in The Spinster's Society series - A Historical Romance Book

Miss Sophia Taylor has a secret.

 

In fact, the gossip column writer and daughter of London's most notorious tailor has more than one secret, and they're all about to be revealed…

 

They will star the most untouchable member of the exclusive Men of Nashwood:

The Duke of Cort.

 

For Sophia, it's a forbidden love that can never see the light of day.

But in the night, passions are set free.

Freedom comes with a price and this one might be too high a cost to pay.

 

Lord Morris Kidd has always lived his life by the rules.

On the outside, he's everything the ton expects of a duke.

On the inside, his need for Sophia holds the power to burn him alive. Something ignites in him that feels too right to be wrong and too powerful to ignore any longer.

 

Sophia's secrets will stand between them and though he has an endless supply of wealth and prestige, he might not have the power to save her.

 

Can Sophia break free of her past?

And if she does, are they willing to pay the cost for their love? 

And if she does, are they both willing to pay the cost for their love? 

 

Product Details

BN ID:	2940163812882
Publisher:	Charlotte Stone
Publication date:	02/19/2020
Series:	The Spinster's Society
Sold by:	Draft2Digital
Format:	eBook
Sales rank:	398,584
File size:	484 KB

About the Author

In a near cynical world which we are currently living in, Charlotte finds comfort in the readings of Regency Romance writings, one of her favourite would be Laura Kinsale’s Flowers from the storm where the female character loves and saves the male lead character who is a stroke victim. It was such writings which inspired her to be an author herself.
In Charlotte’s writings, the characters are able to see beyond the imperfections of each other and to accept and love one another, just the way one is.
Isn’t this true of our inner self? To be able to find someone who is able to see the beauty in us, in spite of all imperfections we might have.

Isn’t this true of what love really should be? Ever accepting, ever loving, ever seeking.

May you find love and acceptance in Charlotte’s writings.