An Enchanting Georgian Fairytale Romance…of sorts…
Regarding a Beautiful Beast and His Penniless Redeemer
FALLING SERIES BOOK 1
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 Georgian 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, Book 5 in the Roxton Family Saga.
*Amazon Reviews
★★★★★Mesmerizing, you must read this book.
★★★★★A poignant story of English nobility.
★★★★★Heart and Soul. Give me more!
★★★★★I wish I could give this a 10.
★★★★★A rich and complex novel.
★★★★★Dreams do come true.
★★★★★A spellbinding read.
★★★★★Epic romance.
★★★★★Magnificent!
Paperback
Perfect bound paperback cover art
Perfect bound with gloss laminated cover
Lightweight (38 lb) groundwood stock eggshell color, 90% opacity, 74% brightness. 444 PPI print.
Acid free paper meets all ANSI archival grade standards
5.5 x 8.25 x 0.87 inches (140 x 210 x 22 mm)
0.78 lbs (355 g)
348 pages
ASIN 1922985279
ISBN 978-1-922985-27-9
Deluxe Hardcover Edition
Casebound hardcover library edition with a full colour laminated print outer wrapped in a deluxe dust jacket
Casebound hardcover library edition with a full colour laminated print outer wrapped in a deluxe dust jacket
White paper, 70 lb, 444 PPI, 90% opacity
Acid free paper meets all ANSI archival grade standards
6 x 9 x 0.94 inches (152 x 229 x 23.8 mm)
1.54 lbs (699 g)
292 pages
ASIN 1922985287
ISBN 978-1-922985-28-6
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