Book description
A handsome earl. A trip to London. But is this Derbyshire widow ready to give up her independence for a second chance at romance?
An homage to the inimitable Georgette Heyer, this clean and wholesome Regency romance follows the adventures and exploits of a sensible widow, a managing earl, an…
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Why read it?
1 author picked The London Rose as one of their favorite books. Why do they recommend it?
This Regency romance feels much like a Georgette Heyer book, and I used to devour Heyer’s stories.
Widow Rose Audeley and her grown son are enjoying their quiet country home when a desperate young woman knocks on the door and begs Rose for sanctuary. The story is light and fun, and I loved it. I first read it on Vella, but it’s now available as a Kindle e-book, a paperback, and an audiobook. If you like Regency romance, I recommend Rosanne E. Lortz!
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