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Monday’s Child, a Rosemary Morris #Classic#Regency Romance is Book 1 in her Heroines Born on Different Days of the Week Series. 5 out of 5***** Review by Juliet Waldron                                                                              Regency Addicts Rejoice   Regency addicts rejoice. Everything for the Regency addict here, with a heroine of great beauty but small fortune, all the strategies required for keeping one's place in the "ton," and plenty of interfering relatives. Taking it a little further afield than Jane Austen did, this story is set in 1815 Brussels where all the eligible young men are soldiers in Wellington's army, awaiting an attack by Napoleon. Despite the wartime tension, there's still plenty of time for balls, visiting...

  Monday’s Child, a Rosemary Morris #Classic#Regency Romance is Book 1 in her Heroines Born on Different Days of the Week Series.   Love, despair and renewed hope amid the gaiety and anxiety in Brussels before Napoleon’s defeat at the Battle of Waterloo.   “The background, clothes, the food and drink, and etiquette of the day help to bring the story to vibrant life.”     With a firmly closed bedroom door the reader can enjoy the emerging romance.   https://bwlpublishing.ca/morris-rosemary To buy a book click on a book cover to be taken to your favourite online book store.   I love hearing from readers.  e-mail address is:- https://.srilekharach @hotmail.com   To read the first three chapters of my novels please visit my website:- https://rosemarymorris.co.uk With a firmly closed bedroom door, the reader can relish in the details of an emerging love