Royally Ever After

by Loretta Chase

Overview

Now published together for the first time: Loretta Chase's beloved novellas Lord Lovedon's Duel from the Royal Bridesmaids anthology and The Jilting of Lord Rothwick from the Royal Weddings anthology

In Lord Lovedon's Duel, Chloe Sharp is prepared to protect her family's name, even to the death. When she hears the handsome Earl of Lovedon say her sister's royal marriage is a match made in money, she challenges him to a duel—for love and honor.

When the Marquess of Rothwick learns his fiancée, Barbara Findley, has broken off their engagement in The Jilting of Lord Rothwick, he rides out of London immediately to seek her out … and to win her back.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9780062393838
Publisher:	HarperCollins
Publication date:	04/07/2015
Sold by:	HARPERCOLLINS
Format:	eBook
Pages:	192
Sales rank:	451,530
File size:	327 KB

About the Author

Loretta Chase has worked in academe, retail, and the visual arts, as well as on the streets—as a meter maid—and in video, as a scriptwriter. She might have developed an excitingly checkered career had her spouse not nagged her into writing fiction. Her bestselling historical romances, set in the Regency and Romantic eras of the early 19^th century, have won numerous awards, including three from the Romance Writers of America. They have been published in a great many different languages, which she wishes she could read.

Editorial Reviews

04/15/2015
Linked by weddings, royals, and a whimsical touch, these two short stories, previously published in anthologies, make a delightful duet and are rare offerings from a writer who generally focuses on longer formats. High on champagne and furious with the Earl of Lovedon for his cruel, careless remarks about her just-married sister and her sister's royal groom, Chloe Sharp challenges him to a duel in "Lord Lovedon's Duel," first published in Royal Bridesmaids (2012). A wealthy young woman breaks her engagement to an impoverished lord because she wants to marry for love in "The Jilting of Lord Rothwick," first published in Royal Weddings (2011).

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