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A Spencer Love Affair
A Spencer Love Affair is the true story of the love affair and marriage between the 4th Duke of Marlborough's favourite daughter Lady Charlotte Spencer and an Oxford Vicar, the Reverend Edward Nares. After their marriage in 1795 Lady Charlotte was banished from Blenheim Palace by her parents, never to return home. The affair stemmed from their acting together in the private theatricals performed at Blenheim's newly-created private theatre during 1785-1789, the year of the French Revolution. The fashion for creating private theatres originated in France with Voltaire. In England it became fashionable amongst the aristocracy, gentry and clergy in the second half of the eighteen century. This included the Austen family at Steventon Vicarage where Jane Austen's family created their own private theatre, not in a palace but a barn. Later in life, Jane Austen was to include her childhood memories of these theatricals in her novel Mansfield Park. It was as Austen described, that these private theatricals led to dangerous intimacies amongst the actors, and this certainly seems to have been the case in the love affair between Revd. Edward Nares and Lady Charlotte Spencer.
When Spring Comes I'll Fly Away
Born in Greenville South Carolina, Charlotte Spencer was often thrust in charge of her family while only a child herself. Living in abject poverty and suffering appalling abuse at the hands of a strange white man, her life becomes filled with demands and desires beyond her control. Determined to leave a place she considered unsafe, she made it through to eventually become a manager at a fortune 500 company and a professor at a leading university. When Spring Comes I'll Fly Away is a compelling, moving, funny, shocking, and finally the story of triumph and success of a girl's journey into adulthood. When Spring Comes I'll Fly Away is a work of the intimate daily life and the harsh realities of growing up female in the rural South.
Don't Be Lost in the Male
The book is about knowing who you are in Christ. The title is "Don't be Lost in the Male, We Are the Bride of Christ". When women get lost in the Male, they lose their self-worth. It is a book to wake them up out of their dry place to make them a well-watered garden for God's use. It is to make them aware of soul ties that stop them from becoming all they can be in Christ.
The Prenup
The feel-good romantic comedy hit! Perfect for fans of Sophie Kinsella, Lindsey Kelk and Sophie Ranald. Readers can't stop raving about The Prenup! 'Sweet, sassy, sparkling!' 'My absolute favourite' 'A perfect easy-reading, cheer-you-up, read' 'Lauren's books take you on a journey of love, laughter and unexpected twists' 'The sweetest and most amazing book' 'There are books that make you want to stay curled up until you finish them, and this is one of those' LOVE WASN'T PART OF THE DEAL FOR THIS MARRIAGE... My name is Charlotte Spencer and, ten years ago, I married my brother's best friend. I haven't seen him since. Charlotte Spencer grew up on the blue-blooded Upper East Side of Manhattan b...
