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Well, I'm a big Jane Austen and Georgette Heyer fan, so I'm looking forward to this one!
ALTHEA (Historical Romance) $3.99 ebook
Madeleine Robins
April 19, 2011
ISBN: 978 1 61138 050 7
The dazzling whirl of London society delighted Althea Ervine. Having spent all her young life in the country, she was more than ready for the excitement of the city—and for the ardent attention of Edward Pendarly. Why did Sir Tracy Calendar hint that there was something wrong? Then she learned the shocking truth about Edward—and something more shocking about Sir Tracy....
http://www.bookviewcafe.com/index.php/Althea-by-Madeleine-E.-Robins
A lifelong and passionate fan of cities and all things urban, Madeleine Robins now lives in San Francisco with her family, dog, and one hegemonic lemon tree. Her work includes the New York Times Notable Book The Stone War; Point of Honour and Petty Treason, the first in the Sarah Tolerance mysteries; Daredevil: The Cutting Edge; and five historical romances set in the English Regency.
Madeleine Robins is one of the funniest and most interesting people I've met through Book View Cafe, so this is definitely on my list! There's a sample of the book at that link -- you can also check out her blog, or the BVC blog, for some of her interesting and often humorous observations about life.
ALTHEA (Historical Romance) $3.99 ebook
Madeleine Robins
April 19, 2011
ISBN: 978 1 61138 050 7
The dazzling whirl of London society delighted Althea Ervine. Having spent all her young life in the country, she was more than ready for the excitement of the city—and for the ardent attention of Edward Pendarly. Why did Sir Tracy Calendar hint that there was something wrong? Then she learned the shocking truth about Edward—and something more shocking about Sir Tracy....
http://www.bookviewcafe.com/index.php/Althea-by-Madeleine-E.-Robins
A lifelong and passionate fan of cities and all things urban, Madeleine Robins now lives in San Francisco with her family, dog, and one hegemonic lemon tree. Her work includes the New York Times Notable Book The Stone War; Point of Honour and Petty Treason, the first in the Sarah Tolerance mysteries; Daredevil: The Cutting Edge; and five historical romances set in the English Regency.
Madeleine Robins is one of the funniest and most interesting people I've met through Book View Cafe, so this is definitely on my list! There's a sample of the book at that link -- you can also check out her blog, or the BVC blog, for some of her interesting and often humorous observations about life.
