Receive Courting Scandal (Classic Regency Romances Book 13) Author Donna Lea Simpson Available As Volume

regency romance. Short enough to be chaste while romantic thoughts floated around, You could see the plot "twist" from a mile off but still the characters were endearing, I would recommend it to anyone, An unlikely scenario. From the author of Miss Truelove Beckons comes a Regency romance celebrating the witty and romantic world that fans of Georgette Heyer have fallen in love with.


Arabella Swinley was once the diamond of the ton, a rare blonde beauty with an exquisite knack for the art of flirtation and a reputation for rejecting an unprecedented number of suitors.
Faced now with a dwindling number of offers for her hand, she and her scheming mother are in a panic: if Arabella cant secure a moneyed husband soon, theyll be at the mercy of the debt collectors and left to fend for themselves.
When a titled gentleman many decades her senior proposes, Arabella resigns herself to a loveless but secure marriageeven as her eye, and her heart, keep returning to the ruggedly handsome and most unacceptable Marcus Westhaven.


Marcus, an adventurer just back from years exploring the Canadian wilderness, is the most unconventional man proper society has ever tolerated, and penniless to boot.
With an amused and defiant smirk, he makes no pretense about his scorn for the shallowness and moneyhungry ways of the tonuntil he finds himself fighting an undeniable attraction to the very beautiful and very proper Arabella, a woman who is the embodiment of everything he despises.


With Arabella on the verge of making a disastrous marriage and Marcus torn between his principles and his passion, the two are bound by a growing desire that can only lead to heartbreak and scandal.
And as their passion flares, they must open their hearts to the realization that no matter how sincere their intentions, denying their longheld beliefs may be the only way for them to find true and lasting love.


“If you believe that love makes us better people, then this is the book for you!” Reader

This

is a fully revised edition of a book originally published as Belle of the Ball.


About the Author:

Donna Lea Simpson is a nationally bestselling romance and mystery novelist with over twenty titles published in the last eleven years.
Besides writing romance and mystery novels and reading the same, Donna has a long list of passions: cats and tea, cooking and vintage cookware, crossstitching and watercolor painting among them.
She lives in Canada.
Donna Lea Simpson is a nationally bestselling romance and mystery novelist with over twenty titles published in the last ten years.
An early love for the novels of Jane Austen and Agatha Christie was a portent of things to come Donna believes that a dash of mystery adds piquancy to a romantic tale, and a hint of romance adds humanity to a mystery story.
Besides writing romance and mystery novels and reading the same, Donna has a long list of passions: cats and tea, cooking and vintage cookware, cross stitching and watercolor painting among them.
Karaoke offers her the chance to warble Dionne Warwick tunes, and nature is a constant source of comfort and inspiration.
A long walk is her favorite exercise, and a fruity merlot is her drink of c Donna Lea Simpson is a nationally bestselling romance and mystery novelist with over twenty titles published in the last ten years.
An early love for the novels of Jane Austen and Agatha Christie was a portent of things to come Donna believes that a dash of mystery adds piquancy to a romantic tale, and a hint of romance adds humanity to a mystery story.
Besides writing romance and mystery novels and reading the same, Donna has a long list of passions: cats and tea, cooking and vintage cookware, cross stitching and watercolor painting among them.
Karaoke offers her the chance to warble Dionne Warwick tunes, and nature is a constant source of comfort and inspiration.
A long walk is her favorite exercise, and a fruity merlot is her drink of choice when the tea is all gone.
Donna lives in Canada. The best writing advice, Donna believes, comes from the letters of Jane Austen, The author wrote, in an Octoberth,letter to her sister, Cassandra, “I am not at all in a humor for writing I must write on till I am.
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