
Two Regency romances follow best friends who advertise for love—a widow fighting for her land and a shy heiress who elopes with an actor.
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Two Regency romances follow best friends who advertise for love—a widow fighting for her land and a shy heiress who elopes with an actor.
Fans of Bridgerton will love these two Regency romances for the price of one, featuring two best friends, each determined to advertise for love. The Bittersweet Bride: Widow Theodosia Cecil needs a husband and needs one fast to protect her land, so she places an anonymous ad in the paper. She’s delighted she spends her remaining weeks exchanging flirtatious letters with the perfect man... Until she meets him and realizes he’s the son of the man trying to steal her land. The Bashful Bride: When s...
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Sensual romantic intimacy and courtship typical of adult Regency romance
Past military death in backstory; land-theft conflict without graphic violence
Mild period-appropriate language; strong profanity not a feature
Social drinking consistent with Regency-era settings
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No fantasy magic or witchcraft present
No occult or demonology content present
Recurring themes of race, class, and women’s property rights in Regency England
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Widow’s hardship, past loss of a fiancé, and threats to land and livelihood
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