Love Letters to a Lady: A Historical Regency Clean Sweet Romance Novel
by Fanny Finch
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She thought no one could impress her. All it took was a mysterious letter to change her life forever.
Miss Julia Weston has no thought in her head of getting married. No man has been able to impress her and she has far too much fun going to dinner parties and balls and bantering with her friend, Mr Norwich. So when her parents inform her that it is high time she wed, she finds herself at a loss. That is until she receives a letter from a person declaring their love for her. But the gentleman has left off his name—who could he possibly be?
James Norwich has been in love with Miss Weston for years. He gave up hope of her returning his feelings, but with a bit of encouragement, he decides to write to her and confess his feelings. But in his nervousness, he forgets to put his name at the bottom of the letter. When Miss Weston replies and asks for his name, he has an idea: woo her through letters.
It’s skirting the bounds of propriety, but this could be the way that James could at last win her over. But what will happen when Julia learns that her mystery gentleman is her longtime friend? And what about the other gentleman starting to court her? And will James find the courage to admit to Julia who he really is?
"Love Letters to a Lady" is a clean and sweet historical regency romance novel of approximately 90,000 words. No cheating, no cliffhangers, and a guaranteed happily ever after.
Enjoy!
She thought no one could impress her. All it took was a mysterious letter to change her life forever.
Miss Julia Weston has no thought in her head of getting married. No man has been able to impress her and she has far too much fun going to dinner parties and balls and bantering with her friend, Mr Norwich. So when her parents inform her that it is high time she wed, she finds herself at a loss. That is until she receives a letter from a person declaring their love for her. But the gentleman has left off his name—who could he possibly be?
James Norwich has been in love with Miss Weston for years. He gave up hope of her returning his feelings, but with a bit of encouragement, he decides to write to her and confess his feelings. But in his nervousness, he forgets to put his name at the bottom of the letter. When Miss Weston replies and asks for his name, he has an idea: woo her through letters.
It’s skirting the bounds of propriety, but this could be the way that James could at last win her over. But what will happen when Julia learns that her mystery gentleman is her longtime friend? And what about the other gentleman starting to court her? And will James find the courage to admit to Julia who he really is?
"Love Letters to a Lady" is a clean and sweet historical regency romance novel of approximately 90,000 words. No cheating, no cliffhangers, and a guaranteed happily ever after.
Enjoy!
