A missing painting. A hidden truth. A love long denied.

Lady Rosalyn is delighted to be a part of the newly founded bluestocking book club but when she too becomes embroiled in a confusing mystery, the ladies set their books aside to come to her aid. The Marquess of Waverley, a close friend of her brother, has had a painting stolen from his home and Rosalyn cannot help but become involved!

Phillip has always been drawn to Rosalyn but given the sorry state of his late father’s reputation, has felt unable to even consider her. When the stolen painting brings them together, can he find a way to tell her the truth?

Or will his past shame keep him from speaking up?

This is the second book of the Bluestocking Book Club series. It is clean, wholesome, and suitable for all ages.

Happy Reading!

All my love,

Rose

The Marquess’ Painting: A Regency Romance (Bluestocking Book Club 2)

A wrongful accusation. A reluctant partnership. A romance neither expected.

Miss Joceline Trentworth knows precisely what she wants: a good book and a quiet place to read it! Unfortunately, her mother has other ideas and she is thrust headfirst into society, grateful for her fellow bluestockings who quickly rally around her.

When Lord Albury’s stolen necklace is unexpectedly found in her very own bedchamber, however, Joceline is quickly embroiled in a confounding mystery – and held in Lord Albury’s sights!

Theodore is sure Miss Trentworth was the one who stole his necklace and is determined to prove it! Drawing close to her in hopes of catching her out, he begins to realize that he might be the one confounded in the end!

Can they work together to find the truth? Or will his suspicions keep them apart?

This is the first book in the Bluestocking Book Club series. It is clean, wholesome, and suitable for all ages.

Happy Reading!

All my love,

Rose

The Earl’s Error: A Regency Romance (Bluestocking Book Club 1)