Notes in notebooks
Every time I sort out all the scribbled messages about writing in my note books I decide to deal with them quickly. I never stick to my decision. So, today, I dealt with all of them and am starting with the proverbial clean slate.
Sunday's Child #classic#regencyromance
Sunday’s Child Heroines born on different days of the week. Book 1 a classic Regency Romance rich with period details. Despite loss and past love, self-sacrifice, brutality and honour, will it be possible for Tarrant, who fought in the Napoleonic wars, and Georgianne, whose father and brothers died in battle, to find happiness? Prologue Hertfordshire, England 1810 Fourteen-year-old, Georgianne Whitley leaned over the banister to watch her aunt’s butler admit a handsome cavalry officer dressed in uniform. One day, her mamma frequently assured her, she would marry such a military man, a member of her dear father’s regiment. Of course, this officer was probably too old to ever be her husband. However, in future, she was sure she would meet someone equally handsome with whom she would fall in love. She giggled. ‘Love is not the main prerequisite for marriage,’ Mamma always claimed. According to her mother, rank, lands, and wealth were more important wher...
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