Smashwords Sale 50% off Rosemary Morris' Historical Novels

 

Smashwords Summer Sale notification from Rosemary Morris Until the July 31st there is 50% off my classic historical novels set in Edward II’s reign, Queen Anne Stuart’s reign 1702-1714 and the Regency era.

With firmly-closed bedroom doors, the reader can relish the details of emerging romances.

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