Lady Cleo's Inconvenient Marriage: A Clean Regency Romance

Lady Cleo’s Inconvenient MarriageThis was an interesting story. Cleo and Arthur married. She was still clinging to the love of Harlan, friend of Arthur. She was so unhappy, Arthur offered for her to go to his country estate. There she slowly began to recover her disappointment. She came across a lady hovering by a tree on her walk. She took this lady to her home, then her trouble began. Enjoy their story Tory.

Caught in the Cross-fireMarried without a choice, Lady Cleo can't seem to trust her seemingly perfect husband. She runs to his country estate only to find herself entangled in harboring a fugitive! With a husband and Red Coats stalking her at every turn, Cleo is uncertain of many things, but her heart has begun to turn toward Arthur, her husband, and his love is shining brighter than all her past concerns ama problems.

Throw a French spy and British military into the middle of an unwanted marriage and you have the makings of a delightful story. Cleo did not want to marry Arthur—she had given her heart to another. But Arthur had loved her for years and willingly married her when her reputation was ruined. His kindness and patience wins in the end.