Historical Romance: Lady Likes the Lord A Duke's Game Regency Romance (Wardington Park, #13)

by Eleanor Meyers

Overview

Lady Maria Kay is getting married… she simply hasn't picked her husband yet.

 

After years of keeping every one of the ton's endless list of social laws, this will be the first choice Maria has been allowed to make for herself.

But… as the Kay Sister the ton adores, a certain man has been all but picked for her by family, circumstance, and fate.

 

Lord Edmund Abbey.

 

It seems everything is telling her to marry Edmund, so in a fit of rebellion, she's ready to allow another man to compromise her in order to ensure she can make her own choice.

Yet while Maria sets plans into action, so does Edmund, and he'll stop at nothing to make Maria his wife.

 

But while their story of romance plays out in the day, Maria's secrets spill in the night.

And soon she and Edmund find themselves caught in a web of murder and a diabolical plot that could mean the end of England as they know it.

 

Will Maria's secrets prove more fatal than her sisters' mistakes?

Will London survive?

 

The book is a full-length regency romance in the historical romance genre.

Product Details

BN ID:	2940163840489
Publisher:	Eleanor Meyers
Publication date:	06/18/2020
Series:	Wardington Park
Sold by:	Draft2Digital
Format:	eBook
Sales rank:	246,056
File size:	414 KB

About the Author

Eleanor Meyers is a hopeless romantic who believes that one should breathe and live on love. She is especially intrigued by the love tales of the Regency era due to the juxtaposition of tradition and love in a very stylistic fashion.

At a young age, she is inspired by the works of Jane Austen and Georgette Heyer.  There is a strong romantic appeal about that era and it is Eleanor’s desire that readers will take time to come away with her through her writings and immerse oneself in that time when love was so pure and intense.

In Eleanor’s writings, there is a pragmatic display of human’s imperfections; hence characters who may be flawed in certain ways. In the midst of dealing with one’s imperfections, a couple found love, found hope in each other and in God.

Eleanor incorporated messages of redemption, forgiveness and sometimes inner deliverances from the bondages that so held a character for so long. It is her belief that no matter how seemingly hopeless one’s situation might be, there will always be hope. They key is to wait and to believe and to hold on.

So come away with her and be enthralled in the beautiful Regency era!