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Bowman, Valerie

 
9781736841730: Earl Lessons

Synopsis

The diamond of the debutantes has a fortnight to turn an army captain into the hottest bachelor of the Season.

Captain David Ellsworth never expected to inherit a title—let alone become the Earl of Elmwood. Fresh from the battlefield and completely unprepared for the backstabbing charm of the London ton, David finds himself floundering in a world of cravats, courtesies, and cutthroat social maneuvering. Lucky for him, help arrives in the form of Lady Annabelle Bellham: bold, beautiful, and utterly out of his league.

Annabelle has spent years avoiding marriage proposals with the precision of a battlefield general. She’s the diamond of the debutantes, and no one suspects she harbors no desire to wed. But when her brother asks her to help ease a former soldier into Society’s glittering maze, she reluctantly agrees—never expecting her latest project to be this aggravating…or this tempting.

What begins as a crash course in etiquette soon turns into something neither of them anticipated: stolen glances, heated arguments, and a slow-burning desire that refuses to be denied.

Perfect for fans of Sarah MacLean’s fierce heroines and Julia Quinn’s charming rogues, Earl Lessons is a steamy Regency romance brimming with wit, emotional depth, and a hero you’ll fall hard for.

Valerie Bowman's novels are:
"Valerie Bowman has done it again!"— 5-star Amazon review
"Too delightful to miss!"—Lisa Kleypas
"Sparkling…witty…engaging."—RT Book Reviews

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À propos de l'auteur

Valerie Bowman's debut novel was published in 2012. Since then, her books have received starred reviews from Publisher's Weekly, Booklist, and Kirkus. She's been an RT Reviewers' Choice nominee for Best First Historical Romance and Best Historical Romance Love and Laughter. Two of her books have been nominated for the Kirkus Prize for fiction.Valerie grew up in Illinois with six sisters (she's number seven) and a huge supply of historical romance novels. After a cold and snowy stint earning a degree in English Language and Literature with a minor in history at Smith College, she moved to Florida the first chance she got. Valerie now lives in Jacksonville with her family including her mini-schnauzers, Huckleberry and Violet. When she's not writing, she keeps busy reading, traveling, or vacillating between watching crazy reality TV and PBS.

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