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She fell in love with a man she’d never truly met.
Beatrice Colburn has spent her whole life on the quiet edges of society, content with her father’s vicarage and the gentle rhythms of Little Brambly. She met the Earl of Westmarch only once — but three years of his sister’s letters painted a portrait she couldn’t forget.
Now, invited to the London Season, Beatrice finds herself face to face with the man she’s admired from a distance. But Nathaniel Harland is not merely the brother his sister described. His warmth unsettles her. His burdens run deeper than she imagined. And someone is conspiring to take everything he has.
Armed with nothing but sharp eyes and a faith that refuses to look away, Beatrice must decide how much she’s willing to risk for a man the world says she has no right to love.
Winning Lady Beatrice is the first book in the Vows of the Heart series.
When I started this ARC, I didn’t know what to expect because I hadn’t read a Regency romance in over ten years. Back then, it was the only genre I read, but after that, I stopped reading it altogether.
And I must say that Winning Lady Beatrice is the best romance novel I’ve read this year 🥰
My first impression was: what beautiful names — Beatrice, Arabella, Nathaniel, Evie… and the charming name of the village — Little Brambly. Somehow, I was completely drawn into the story, and it had me looking forward to my reading time every day so I could find out what would happen next 🥰
I really enjoyed this novel, and I must say that I want to read the next book in the series 🤩 something I rarely say!
If you enjoy Regency romances set in England, this novel is definitely for you 🥰
Disclaimer: I received a complimentary advance copy from the author, and I am voluntarily leaving my honest review.
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She fell in love with a man she’d never truly met.
Beatrice Colburn has spent her whole life on the quiet edges of society, content with her father’s vicarage and the gentle rhythms of Little Brambly. She met the Earl of Westmarch only once — but three years of his sister’s letters painted a portrait she couldn’t forget.
Now, invited to the London Season, Beatrice finds herself face to face with the man she’s admired from a distance. But Nathaniel Harland is not merely the brother his sister described. His warmth unsettles her. His burdens run deeper than she imagined. And someone is conspiring to take everything he has.
Armed with nothing but sharp eyes and a faith that refuses to look away, Beatrice must decide how much she’s willing to risk for a man the world says she has no right to love.
Winning Lady Beatrice is the first book in the Vows of the Heart series.
When I started this ARC, I didn’t know what to expect because I hadn’t read a Regency romance in over ten years. Back then, it was the only genre I read, but after that, I stopped reading it altogether.
And I must say that Winning Lady Beatrice is the best romance novel I’ve read this year 🥰
My first impression was: what beautiful names — Beatrice, Arabella, Nathaniel, Evie… and the charming name of the village — Little Brambly. Somehow, I was completely drawn into the story, and it had me looking forward to my reading time every day so I could find out what would happen next 🥰
I really enjoyed this novel, and I must say that I want to read the next book in the series 🤩 something I rarely say!
If you enjoy Regency romances set in England, this novel is definitely for you 🥰
Disclaimer: I received a complimentary advance copy from the author, and I am voluntarily leaving my honest review.
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