The Stable Master's Daughter Author: Sara Cardon
Series: Regency House Party: Somerstone #4
Genres: Historical Romance
Format: eBook, Print
Pages: 205
Date: September 25, 2018
Publisher: Indie
He needs to steer an innocent woman away from his rogue of a brother, and not fall in love with her in the process.
Marjorie’s days as the barefoot daughter of the stable master are long past—she’s an educated and accomplished artist. But at the house party of the summer she is out of her social depth, especially when reunited with Reginald, a man she has secretly loved for years. Just when he begins to show real interest in her, his older brother Miles tries to separate them and sparks fly. Miles is maddening and intriguing, and stirs a longing for a radiant future, but are his intentions sincere? An alliance is forbidden and a chance for love may cost Marjorie’s dignity and her father’s employment.
Lord Miles Beauchamp is the heir to an earldom and unyielding in his principles. He doesn’t have time for trivial social gatherings, except when reforming his brother. Miles anticipates Reginald’s wandering eye, but is caught off-guard when he pursues a wholesome woman, one Miles is honor-bound to protect. It will take all Miles’ effort to keep his brother in line, Marjorie from harm, and himself from falling in love. In a society keeping them a world apart, can Miles and Marjorie find a future together?
This book is part of the Regency House Party: Somerstone series by multiple authors. The individual books may be read in any order.
Rating: Mild+. Some substance use; mild kissing.
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About Sara Cardon
Sara Cardon craves happily ever afters—which is why she writes heartfelt stories to uplift and inspire. She grew up in West Texas and graduated from BYU with a degree that has nothing to do with writing. Sara has four kids, a dog, and a true-blue husband. She and her family are putting down roots near Dallas where there’s plenty of wide-open sky, cattle, and sunshine.
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This is a retelling of Sabrina. And I love Sabrina so it was fun to see it set in the Regency era. I liked Miles a lot. And Marjorie. I didn’t find the brother charming but that made it easier to root for Miles. I did like Reginald seeing his folly and choosing to make changes in his life. And I loved Marjorie’s aunt. She was sweet and caring especially in dealing with the asthma attacks. And I adored Miles’ response to those attacks too. This was a sweet, clean romance.
No sex, language or violence