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A Lady’s Rules for Seaside Romance

Book 3 of The Harp & Thistle series

Love and friendship may go hand in hand. But they can also crash and burn together.

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  • “...one of the best historical romance books I’ve read this year. It has just the right mix of humor, heart, and romance."

    Jill, A Lady’s Guide to Scoundrels and Gentlemen

  • “The characters are well developed and likeable. You understand their actions and points of view, and there is a LOT of yearning. So much yearning. Give the book a try!”

    Shelley, A Lady’s Guide to Scoundrels and Gentlemen

  • “A charming romance with a perfect blend of humor and drama!”

    Reader, A Lady’s Guide to Scoundrels and Gentlemen

  • “Seeing a woman come into a fortune is always awesome to see. The fact that this woman is a spinster is icing on the Victorian cake.”

    Reader, A Lady’s Guide to Scoundrels and Gentlemen

  • “A fun and compelling read, with lots of humor - a fantastic addition to this series!"

    Grace, A Scoundrel’s Guide to Heists and Hearts

  • “An irresistibly goofy and heartwarming romance that had me laughing out loud more than once"

    Reader, A Scoundrel’s Guide to Heists and Hearts

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