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3 eBook copies (format of choice) of
Lady Northam’s Wicked Surrender
by Vivienne Westlake
Never fall in love with your employer. Any respectable governess knew the cardinal rule. Christine Aubrey prided herself on her devotion to her charges, never suspecting that one day a former pupil would tempt her to break every rule in the book.
Theodore Blake was a “good boy” who grew up into a responsible man. Shouldering the burden of raising his sister’s children and managing his older brother’s affairs, Teddy has always done the right thing. But when his former governess returns to Birchwood, all he can think about is how good it would be to be bad.
Vivienne Westlake has been reading and writing romance since the age of fifteen. What makes her stories unique is her love of a sassy heroine who keeps the hero on his toes. Though she has a fondness for redeemable rakes, Vivienne’s favorite Jane Austen/Regency hero is Captain Wentworth.
4 comments:
Thank you for hosting ! ~Gaele
I love the chivalry, and the men wanting to take care of their woman. And the swoon factor =D
Thanks for the giveaway & Happy Wednesday!
//Linda
i love the men of that time and the clothing and everything about that time period
Thank you for hosting today!
Linda, yes, there are some swoon-worthy heroes in historical. Though I have to say the most swoon-worthy is probably Captain Wentworth from Jane Austen's Persuasion. Happy sigh.
Denise,
The clothes are definitely a big part of the fun. One of the things I had to look up was fabric that might be appropriate for the governess because she wasn't wealthy and the one scene where she does wear a fancy dress, it was in color (and at first I'd forgotten that muslins were generally always white/cream/ivory).
Good luck to everyone entering the drawing!
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