Historical Romance: Alice's Shameless Spinster's Society A Lady's Club Regency Romance (The Spinster's Society, #2)

by Charlotte Stone

Overview

Book 02 in The Spinster's Society series - A Historical Romance Book

Miss Alice Wilkin has had her heart broken and declares herself done with men…

But she never expected to fall for a notorious rake.

 

As the daughter of one of London's elite gentleman's club, she's been given insight into the private affairs of men and should have known that men could not be trusted.

 

Alice vows to never love again!

 

But when bullets begin to fly, that same rake not only declares himself her protector but makes her break the very vow she made to protect her heart.

 

Mr. Calvin Lockwood has always been attracted to Alice.

He'll do what he must to earn Alice's trust again even:

1- if it means hunting down murderers,

2- war with his family and friends,

3- and confronting his past even though he'd rather not.

 

And… it will not even matter when the Spinster Society, a group of pretty young women who've sworn off men, gets a hold of Alice and declares her one of their own.

 

How does a man convince a woman to open her heart once again?

Perhaps it will only take a kiss…

Perhaps it will take more.

 

 Seduction has never been sweeter and spinsterhood never more complex. 

Product Details

BN ID:	2940163953806
Publisher:	Charlotte Stone
Publication date:	01/22/2020
Series:	The Spinster's Society
Sold by:	Draft2Digital
Format:	eBook
Sales rank:	336,091
File size:	478 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.