With her signature spice, Michelle Griep takes us on a rollicking ride across Regency England in The Noble Guardian. But beware! Just when you think you’ve met her most dashing hero yet, Captain Thatcher steals your heart. Add an endearing heroine who is equally adventurous and the wee gem that’s been entrusted to their care, and you have all the makings of a fabulous finale to TheBow Street Runners series.”
–Laura Frantz, author of A Bound Heart

“The Noble Guardian is full to the brim with rich details, delightful romance, and page-turning intrigue. Readers who enjoy Regency novels will fall in love with the strong but wounded hero, Samuel Thatcher, and the charming and spirited heroine, Abby Gilbert. The extra touch of suspense will keep readers up late turning pages until the satisfying ending.”
–Carrie Turansky, award-winning author of Across the Blue and No Ocean Too Wide

“Griep puts a surprisingly fresh twist on the third installment of her Dickens-esque stories. Don’t miss this charming tale of lost-and-found love!”
–Shannon McNear, RITA® nominee and author of The Cumberland Bride

“Packed with heart and hope, The Noble Guardian is sure to take historical romance fans on a journey they won’t want to end. Endearing characters, a page-turning plot, vivid prose, and timeless truths make this novel a true pleasure to read.
–Jocelyn Green, award-winning author of Between Two Shores

“A rich and rare glimpse into Regency England, The Noble Guardian catapults readers into the bold and breathless era of the Bow Street Runners, London’s first police force, where love conquers all—but just barely! Truly a regency unmatched, Michelle Griep has penned a plot so unique and compelling, pages will fly and sleep will be lost.”
–Julie Lessman, award-winning author ofThe Daughters of Boston, Winds of Change, andIsle of Hope series
 

“A stunning read! Touching, engaging, memorable—The Noble Guardian is a book you won’t want to miss!”
–Joanna Davidson Politano, author of Lady Jayne Disappears and A Rumored Fortune
 

“There’s something about a dark and brooding hero that makes me swoon. But add the undertones of thwarted love to a story cloaked in intrigue, and I’m a goner! Griep proves why she’s an award-winning author, for Samuel Thatcher may be a lawman, but he has hijacked my heart!”
–Jaime Jo Wright, author of The Curse of Misty Wayfair and Christy Award-Winning The House on Foster Hill