Brash war hero Dair Fitzstuart enjoys the life of a reckless rogue. As Georgian London's most eligible bachelor, he's at the center of every social gathering. Rory Talbot, granddaughter of England's Spymaster General, has a secret crush on the handsome ex-soldier. Rory knows Dair better than anyone. Yet Dair has no idea Rory exists. Although relegated to the sidelines of the aristocracy's glittering match-making galas, Rory happily spends her days growing exotic pineapples. Then, one evening, a chance encounter changes everything. Dair is smitten. It's a dream come true for Rory. But can an ugly duckling and a devilishly handsome nobleman overcome Society's scepticism and her grandfather's opposition to have their happily ever after?
A Ya Retelling of Dair Devil: A Georgian Historical Romance, Available as Book 3 in the Roxton Family Saga.
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Language
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
Weight
ISBN-13
978-1-922985-30-9 (9781922985309)
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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
