A colossal inheritance affords Lord Henri-Antoine every indulgence. His is a life of aristocratic opulence and privilege. A world away, on the mean streets of 1780s London, Miss Lisa Crisp relies on charity to keep her from the poorhouse. Such vastly different lives mean Lisa and Henri-Antoine should never meet. Yet they do. And in a most startling way. One Henri-Antoine would prefer to forget. Yet he cannot forget Lisa. When they find themselves attending the same wedding on his brother's magnificent country estate, the couple wonder at fate, and their profound feelings for one another. Surely the bond between orphan and aristocrat cannot defy societal convention! Will love be their ruin, or can fairy tales come true?
A Ya Retelling of Satyr's Son: A Georgian Historical Romance, Available as Book 5 in the Roxton Family Saga.
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Target group
Young adult
Interest Age: From 14 to 18 years
Product notice
Paperback (trade)
Unsewn / adhesive bound
Dimensions
Height: 210 mm
Width: 140 mm
Thickness: 22 mm
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ISBN-13
978-1-922985-27-9 (9781922985279)
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Lucinda Brant is a New York Times; USA Today; and Audible bestselling author of award-winning Georgian historical romances and mysteries. Her books are renowned for wit; drama and a happily ever-after. She has a degree in history and political science from the Australian National University and a post-graduate degree in education from Bond University; where she was awarded the Frank Surman Medal. Noble Satyr; Lucinda's first novel; was awarded the $10;000 Random House/Woman's Day Romantic Fiction Prize; and she has twice been a finalist for the Romance Writers' of Australia Romantic Book of the Year. All her novels have garnered multiple awards and become worldwide bestsellers. Lucinda lives in the middle of a koala reserve; in a writing cave that is wall-to-wall books on all aspects of the Eighteenth Century; collected over 40 years-Heaven. She loves to hear from her readers (and she'll write back!): lucindabrant@gmail.com
