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Know the Heroine from Lady Elinor’s Escape by Linda McLaughlin @LyndiLamont #RLFblog #RegencyRomance
Cinderella meets Mr. Knightley in Linda McLaughlin’s sweet Regency romance, Lady Elinor’s Escape. In disguise and on the run for her life, Lady Elinor meets a curious barrister. Can he learn her secret in time to save them both?
Linda, welcome to Romance Lives Forever. I’m Kayelle Allen, author and owner of this blog. Happy to have you here! We’re excited to find out more about your heroine, but first, tell us about Lady Elinor’s Escape.
Lady Elinor’s Escape by Linda McLaughlin
Genre Regency Romance
Book heat level (based on movie ratings): PG
A mysterious lady. An inquisitive gentleman. And a secret that could tear them apart.
Lady Elinor should be in London enjoying the season, not fearful and trapped in a country cottage with an unbalanced relative. When her aunt becomes violent, she flees straight into the path of a compassionate barrister. Desperate, she accepts his help, but will she be able to hide the truth from this inquisitive, intelligent man?
There are too many women in barrister Stephen Chaplin’s life, but he has never been able to turn his back on a woman in need. The reticent seamstress resists his every attempt to draw her out and remains a mystery he can’t solve.
Then a Bow Street Runner hired by her aunt comes asking questions. Elinor again turns to Stephen for help. But when circumstances reveal the truth about her background, will Stephen and Elinor lose their chance at happiness?
Lady Elinor’s Escape is a Cinderella-inspired traditional Regency romance. If you like noble gentlemen, independent ladies and sweet romance, this book is for you! Read now for free with Kindle Unlimited or grab a copy for 99 cents during the Kindle Countdown Deal, US and UK only.
Know the Heroine from Lady Elinor’s Escape
Here are some fun questions to help us know your heroine.
It’s late, she’s bored. What does she do?
Read or draw.
What kind of food would she impulse buy if hungry?
A meat pie from a street vendor.
Describe the kind of clothes she prefers to wear.
Naturally, she would prefer clothing made from fine cotton or silk, though she dresses more casually in most of the book, as she pretends to be a seamstress.
Does she know how to fix things?
Not mechanical things, but she’s quite handy with a needle.
She tried to do something and it went badly. Tell us about it.
In the first chapter she runs away from her abusive aunt, planning to take the mail coach to London, but then finds out it doesn’t stop at the local inn, which is how she meets the hero.
How does she act around children she doesn’t know?
She is kind to them.
What is she like first thing in the morning?
Cheerful.
How does she handle things when in a “proper” social situation?
She possesses the social graces of her station in life, but she also adapts to a less exalted environment.
Maid or takes care of herself?
She takes care of herself for most of the book.
Proper dress or casual clothes?
Proper dress.
Sleeves buttoned or rolled up?
Buttoned, of course.
Powdered wig or natural hair?
Natural hair, except at a masquerade ball.
Carriage or horseback?
Carriage.
Thanks for helping us get to know your heroine!
Where to buy Lady Elinor’s Escape
Amazon US https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00CHSNEII/
Amazon UK https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B00CHSNEII/Linda McLaughlin Social Media
Linda McLaughlin grew up with a love of history fostered by her paternal grandmother and an incurable case of wanderlust inherited from her father. She has traveled extensively within the United States and has visited Mexico, Canada, Australia, Europe and Iceland. She now lives near the ocean in Orange County, California.
Linda writes historical and Regency romance under her real name and spicier romance under the pseudonym Lyndi Lamont.
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Know the Heroine from The Comtesse of Midnight, in Storm & Shelter, a Bluestocking Belles with Friends Collection by Alina K Field @AlinaKField #RLFblog #ReadaRegency
A Scottish Earl on a quest for the elusive Comtesse de Fontenay rescues a French lady smuggler during a devastating storm in Alina K Field’s new Regency novella. As the stormy night drags on, he suspects she knows the lady he’s seeking, the lady who holds the secret to his identity.
Alina, welcome to Romance Lives Forever. I’m Kayelle Allen, author and owner of this blog. Happy to have you here! We’re excited to find out more about your heroine, but first, tell us about The Comtesse of Midnight, in Storm & Shelter, a Bluestocking Belles with Friends Collection .
The Comtesse of Midnight, in Storm & Shelter, a Bluestocking Belles with Friends Collection by Alina K Field
Genre Regency Romance
Book heat level (based on movie ratings): R
A Scottish Earl on a quest for the elusive Comtesse de Fontenay rescues a French lady smuggler from the surf during a devastating storm, and takes shelter with her. As the stormy night drags on, he suspects his companion knows the woman he’s seeking, the one who holds the secret to his identity.
Marielle Plessiers may dress like a boy and go out with the local free traders, but she’s really the Comtesse de Fontenay. She trades in spirits, not secrets, but the information she holds will change Malcolm Comyn’s life forever.
Know the Heroine from The Comtesse of Midnight, in Storm & Shelter, a Bluestocking Belles with Friends Collection
Here are some fun questions to help us know your heroine.
It’s late, she’s bored. What does she do?
She likes to enjoy a glass of fine imported brandy.
What kind of food would she impulse buy if hungry?
Some fresh hot buttered bread.
Describe the kind of clothes she prefers to wear.
She prefers elegant gowns, but when working, trousers are more practical.
Does she know how to fix things?
She is not a helpless female. She has learned to do many things for herself.
She tried to do something and it went badly. Tell us about it.
The storm that hit Fenwick on Sea was far stronger than anticipated. Now her sloop is beached, the mast broken and there’s no telling what will happen to it before the storm abates.
How does she act around children she doesn’t know?
She is prepared to enjoy their company, or gently curb their exuberance if need be.
What is she like first thing in the morning?
She is usually just turning in then, since her business requires her to work nights.
How does she handle things when in a “proper” social situation?
She finds proper British society a bit stuffy and delights in poking at the conventions.
Maid or takes care of herself?
Alas, her maid left months ago when she was unable to continue paying her salary.
Proper dress or casual clothes?
Most proper, when the occasion calls for it; and most improper when required.
Sleeves buttoned or rolled up?
Buttoned, usually. It’s cold on the water.
Powdered wig or natural hair?
Powdered wigs went out of style ages ago, mon petit!
Carriage or horseback?
Horseback. Alas, the late Comte had to sell the carriage to pay debts.
Thanks for helping us get to know your heroine!
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Award winning and USA Today bestselling author Alina K Field earned a Bachelor of Arts Degree in English and German literature, but prefers the much happier world of romance fiction. Though her roots are in the Midwestern U.S., after six very, very, very cold years in Chicago, she moved to Southern California, where she shares a midcentury home with her husband and a spunky, blond rescued terrier. She is the author of several Regency romances, including the 2014 Book Buyer’s Best winner, Rosalyn’s Ring. Though hard at work on her next series of romantic adventures, she loves to hear from readers!
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Meet the hero from Lord Stanton’s Shocking Seaside Honeymoon by Cerise DeLand @CeriseDeLand #RFLblog #RegencyRomance
When a storm blows off the North Sea and slams into the village of Fenwick on Sea, the villagers prepare for the inevitable: shipwreck, flood, land slips, and stranded travelers. The Queen’s Barque Inn quickly fills with the injured, the devious, and the lonely—lords, ladies, and simple folk; spies, pirates, and smugglers all trapped together. Intrigue crackles through the village, and passion lights up the hotel.
One storm, eight authors, eight heartwarming novellas.
Lord Stanton’s Shocking Seaside Honeymoon by Cerise DeLand
Genre A Regency era Romance novella and part of the Storm and Shelter collection by The Bluestocking Belles and Friends.
Storm and Shelter is available now for Pre-order at $.99, on April 13, 2021—release day—the price goes up.
Book heat level (based on movie ratings): PG-13
Lord Stanton is about to marry for the second time. But his bride is so different from his first wife, now deceased. Josephine Meadows is her father’s heir to his far-flung merchant marine trading company. She’s smart, savvy and beautiful. What’s more, she’s in love with Stanton. Madly. And she has been for lo, these past six years. But now, just as they marry and go off to their first night together, and just as each is ready to prove to the other, their love, an agent of Josephine’s goes missing on the high seas. And both of them, though eager to consummate their vows, must go off to discover if the agent is dead…or alive.
Know the Hero from Lord Stanton’s Seaside Honeymoon
It’s late, he’s bored. What does he do?
Stanton, of late, likes poetry. Love sonnets to be exact! He’s eager to claim his new bride in all ways and reading erotic words is not what he should be doing!
What kind of food would he impulse buy if hungry?
“I have simple tastes. But I do enjoy a finely done roast of beef.”
Describe the kind of clothes he prefers to wear.
“I wore a uniform whilst in the Hussars and now I prefer my black superfine. My tailor is a marvel and I need not appear in his shop to be fitted. This is a blessing as I am a busy man working in Whitehall to defeat that scoundrel Napoleon.”
Valet or takes care of himself?
“I do employ a valet. A fine fellow who knows how precisely I wish to dress. More than that, he is astute and knows when to appear and when to vanish!”
Necktie/cravat or open shirt?
“I do appreciate a cravat tied in such a manner as to remain tied!”
Carriage or horseback?
“Both means of conveyance have their uses. A horse is a proper beast for quick travel. Also, sadly, for the battlefield. Of carriages, I demand comfort and the best springs. No use breaking one’s bones in order to arrive at a tea party, eh?”
Thanks for helping us get to know your hero!
An Improbable Hero: By Mary Lancaster
A runaway heiress, a mysterious stranger.
Lord Stanton’s Shocking Seaside Honeymoon: By Cerise DeLand
She is so wrong for him.
The Tender Flood: By Caroline Warfield
Waters cannot quench love; neither can floods.
Before I Found You: A de Courtenay Novella: By Sherry Ewing
A quest for a title. An encounter with a stranger. Will she choose love?
The Comtesse of Midnight: By Alina K. Field
She dashes all his hopes and gives him new ones.
Wait for Me: By Rue Allyn
Enemies by nature—Esmeralda Crobbin, aka the pirate Irish Red, and Captain, Lord Brandon Gilroy have met before.
A Dream Come True: By Jude Knight
The tempest that batters Barnaby Somerville’s village is the latest but not the least of his challenges.
A Kiss by the Sea: By Grace Burrowes
He’s not really a blacksmith, and she’s not really an heiress… Can they forge a happily-ever-after anyway?
Where to buy Storm and Shelter to get Lord Stanton’s Shocking Seaside Honeymoon
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Cerise DeLand has written since she was eight years old and had a piece published in The Baltimore Sun newspaper! With more than 40 novels published, she is known for writing works with historical accuracy, humor and eloquence.
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