Six Award-Winning Authors have contributed new stories to A Timeless
Romance Anthology: All Regency Collection. Readers will love this
collection of six regency romance novellas.
In The Wedding Gift: A Pride and Prejudice Story, an enchanting
novella by Anna Elliott, the story opens two weeks before Elizabeth
Bennet's wedding to Mr. Darcy. He has given her the perfect wedding
gift, and now she must come up with one for him. But what do you give a
man who has everything? Elizabeth soon discovers that the gift of love
is more important than any one thing.
In Dream of a Glorious Season, a sweet novella by Sarah M. Eden, we
meet Elizabeth Gillerford who envies her sister only one thing--that
she's been intended for Julian Broadwood since they were children. The
trouble is that Elizabeth is hopelessly in love with Julian too. When
Julian discovers that Elizabeth has been denied a Season because her
older sister is yet unwed, he undertakes his own stealthy measures to
introduce her to society, only to find himself falling in love with her
himself.
In The Mender, a captivating story by Carla Kelly, Thankful Winnings
takes a sea voyage with her cousin on the Ann Alexander, in a last
adventure before she settles down to marry one of her beaus.
Unexpectedly they come upon the aftermath of a fierce ship battle, and
Thankful is commissioned to help in the place of an injured surgeon on
one of the Royal Navy ships. Adam Farnsworth, surgeon, has been at sea
for years. Tired of war, but devoted to his post, it takes a resourceful
lady such as Thankful to give him the hope of love and help heal his own
wounds, the ones that show and the ones that don't.
In Begin Again, a charming novella by Josi S. Kilpack, Regina Weathers
gives up on marrying for love the day that Ross Martin walks out of her
life. Now, fifteen years later, Ross shows up at a ball and thinks he
can woo Regina. But she is set on her lonely path and stitched-up heart,
no matter the excuse Ross gives for his years of silence and neglect.
When Ross insists he wrote many letters during his military years,
Regina discovers a secret long-since buried by her father, and the
revelation might be enough to thaw the coldness of her heart.
In Annette Lyon's endearing story, The Affair at Wildemoore, Mrs.
Ellen Stanhope escorts her three daughters to a ball. As her oldest
flirts with a beau, Ellen is reminded of her courtship and early years
of marriage with Anthony, before tragedy struck with the death of their
infant son. The marriage has faded and dulled. Not until she sees
Anthony dancing with a woman he courted years before does Ellen realize
how much she misses him, still loves him, and yearns for him to yet feel
the same way for her.
In the delightful novella, The Duke's Brother, by Heather B. Moore,
Mr. Gregory Clark is having an awful day, and it only gets worse when
he's ran over by... a woman. Mabel Russell reluctantly visits her sister
in London for the Season, even though she'd rather stay in the country
cataloging insects and aphids. When she runs into Gregory Clark, quite
literally, she's afraid to show any interest, especially since he's a
member of the dreaded ton. But getting to know Gregory becomes an
unexpected delight.
