Diana Sensational Spinster’s Society (The Spinster’s Society) (A Regency Romance Collection) Kindle Edition
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Diana Banns never imagined the horror that would befall her …
And she never imagined the man who’d came to her rescue.
As a ballerina, she’s used to the admiration she receives from her fans, but Frank’s gaze leaves her breathless.
It’s no wonder that while she searches for the villain who left her with hidden scars, she also searches for a way to Frank’s heart.
Dr. Frank Lockwood understands the workings of the human mind more than many.
But when he’s pulled into a game by a madman who hunts the streets of London, he’s surprised to discover the prize at the end.
A dancer who is capable of stopping his heart on sight.
Diana Banns.
Circumstances, however, force him to keep their relationship professional.
It is only as the danger reheats that Frank finds it hard to resist his little dancer and everything she offers.
They’ll work together to discover the identity of their enemy and the truth about themselves.
Will the good doctor ever see Diana for the woman she is?
And what dangers await once the curtains close?
The book is a full-length regency romance novel. The full book is a romance collection which contains one connected regency romance novella.
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About the Author
In a near cynical world which we are currently living in, Charlotte finds comfort in the readings of Regency Romance writings, one of her favorite would be Laura Kinsale’s Flowers from the storm where the female character loves and saves the male lead character who is a stroke victim. It was such writings which inspired her to be an author herself.
In Charlotte’s writings, the characters are able to see beyond the imperfections of each other and to accept and love one another, just the way one is.
Isn’t this true of our inner self?
To be able to find someone who is able to see the beauty in us, in spite of all imperfections we might have.
Isn’t this true of what love really should be?
Ever accepting, ever loving, ever seeking.
May you find love and acceptance in Charlotte’s writings.