Harlequin Historical October 2020 - Box Set 1 of 2
About this ebook
This box set includes:
THE CONFESSIONS OF THE DUKE OF NEWLYN
The Cornish Dukes
By Bronwyn Scott
(Regency)
Vennor’s secret identity as a masked vigilante is compromised when his best friend Marianne is drawn into his dangerous world. Can he resist the brave, sensual woman she’s become?
WEDDED FOR HIS SECRET CHILD
By Helen Dickson
(Regency)
Melissa never expected to meet her baby’s father again. Now, honor-bound to marry her, Lord Laurence proposes. Yet Melissa wants him to marry her for herself…
A MISTLETOE VOW TO LORD LOVELL
By Joanna Johnson
(Regency)
Widowed Honora Blake finds herself staying with Lord Lovell and his pregnant ward for Christmas. Under the mistletoe, passion flares, but suddenly these strangers face marriage to protect the baby…
Look for Harlequin® Historical’s October 2020 Box Set 2 of 2, filled with even more timeless love stories!
About the author
Bronwyn Scott is the author of over 70 books. Her 2018 novella, "Dancing with the Duke's Heir" was a RITA finalist. She loves history and is always looking forward to the next story. She also enjoys talking with other writers and readers about books they like and the writing process. Readers can connect via Bluesky on Bluesky @bronwynscott.bsky.social.
Helen Dickson lives in South Yorkshire with her retired farm manager husband. On leaving school she entered the nursing profession, which she left to bring up a young family. Having moved out of the chaotic farmhouse, she has more time to indulge in her favourite pastimes. She enjoys being outdoors, travelling, reading and music. An incurable romantic, she writes for pleasure. It was a love of history that drove her to writing historical romantic fiction.
Joanna Johnson lives in a little village with her husband and too many books. After completing an English degree at university she went on to work in publishing, although she'd always wish she was working on her own books rather than other people's. This dream came true in 2018 when she signed her first contract with Harlequin and she hasn't looked back, spending her time getting lost in mainly Regency history and wishing it was acceptable to write a manuscript using a quill.
