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Laura Matthews 2009
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Miss Ryder's Memoirs
Sir John Meddows was a rake, so he was delightfully amused when he came upon Miss Catherine Ryder swimming naked in her hidden pond. Sir John had heard intriguing tales of Catherine’s London Season, and he seemed taken with her. So why did he pay so much attention to her beautiful sister Amanda, and why was he really visiting their estate? Regency Romance by Laura Matthews; originally published by Signet
The Seventh Suitor
As a prank, five young men, encouraged by her brother, proposed to Kate Montgomery. No harm done, except that it reminded some in the country neighborhood that Kate had also refused the suit of the Earl of Winterton’s younger brother—but then surprisingly accepted a legacy from him when he died in the Peninsula. For which the earl held her in contempt… Regency Romance by Laura Matthews; originally published by Warner
Alicia
When Lady Coombs was widowed, she found herself in reduced circumstances. But the spirited Alicia chose to become a shopkeeper rather than impose on her overburdened brother. Alicia now found herself and her adolescent daughter without protection and suddenly vulnerable to the unprincipled Sir Francis Tackar. Even the kind attentions of the Marquis of Stronbert were disturbing?to a woman who had suffered in marriage. Regency Romance by Laura Matthews writing as Elizabeth Walker; originally published by Dell
The Nomad Harp
Glenna Forbes played the harp exquisitely. Which was the major reason Philip Hobart had asked her to marry him. And reassuring her aging father was Glenna’s real reason for accepting. Everything changed when the naval captain became a viscount—who expected a different kind of wife than independent Miss Forbes. Regency Romance by Laura Matthews; originally published by Fawcett Coventry
Holiday in Bath
Trelenny Storwood’s parents want her to marry their neighbor, Cranford Ashwicke. But the young and vivacious Trelenny finds Cranford dull—and positively old (at twenty-eight). When Cranford takes her and her mother to Bath, her view of him changes dramatically, but he, alas, now seems attached to Lady Jane Reedness. Regency Romance by Laura Matthews; originally published by Warner
A Very Proper Widow
Widowed Vanessa Damery had two young children to raise, a deteriorating estate to improve, and a household full of pseudo-relatives and dependents to placate. She did not need the advent of her late husband’s cousin (and her co-trustee in his estate). And if Lord Alvescot expected gratitude for his interference, well, he’d have to look elsewhere! Regency Romance by Laura Matthews; originally published by Signet
