Coming August 12

A Lady’s Rules for Seaside Romance

Book 3 of The Harp & Thistle series

He’s always loved her. A seaside holiday provides his chance.

Reader Reviews

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Reader Reviews //

  • “...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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🌅A Lady’s Rules for Seaside Romance - pre-order for only $0.99. Price will go up after release. This is the final book in The Harp & Thistle historical romance series! https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0FFCHQ6M3 —— He’s always
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🎀 “Ann Weideman was born in Lincoln, Nebraska, in 1885 and she married Henry Brunnier in 1905. The Brunniers became interested in art and acquired many pieces of ceramic, glassware, enamelware, jade and ivory throughout their travels overseas
🌻 Yellow printed cotton dress worn by Jane M. Wadhams, a Litchfield Female Academy student (1830-1832) who married Henry Ward Stevens in 1845. Jane was born in Goshen, CT and daughter of David Wadhams (1769-1830) a local merchant. Dress, c. 1850, m