Exceptionally Unconventional
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This book is very cute and I much enjoyed it. Written in the style of Georgette Heyer, we meet Lucilla Iverson who is heading to London for her first Season. Cilla loves horses, is an accomplished whip – and is somewhat incensed to be almost mown down in the Stafford streets by two gentlemen in … Continue reading Anna F. Reviewer
This is a new author to me and I have to say I thoroughly enjoyed this book. We have some great character’s including dogs and horses and a feisty heroines, some mystery and a villain.
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In the autumn of 2020 I decided put my metaphorical pen to paper (also metaphorical) and finally tell the story that has been swimming around in my mind for several years.
a regency story come to life
By mid-2021 the full manuscript was complete and now, as 2022 begins, the search is on for the right home for my debut novel.
The story centres around the people that colour the life of Viscount Iverson’s young daughter.
The Honourable Miss Lucilla Iverson
As a considerable heiress, Miss Iverson is the object of much attention, particularly from the lecherous fortune hunter Mr Charles Moore who has followed her to London.
She has also drawn the notice of none other than the famed Corinthian, the Duke of Saliston and his young cousin Oliver. Lucilla does her level best to be as unexceptionally conventional as possible, but she is unable to maintain the illusion for long, as she is…
Exceptionally Unconventional
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