β Scribed by Susanna Craig
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
The prequel novella to a new series that offers a modern twist on the genre, from Susanna Craig, one of the most acclaimed voices in Regency romance. Will appeal to fans of Ella Quinn, Sabrina Jeffries, and those who love faster-paced, innovative historical romance featuring strong women.
To readers of her popular book Mrs. Goode's Guide to Homekeeping, "Mrs. Goode" is an expert in all domestic matters. Household management, home dΓ©cor, entertainment . . . there is nothing about which she lacks an opinion. Who better to assist the Earl of Stalbridge, newly appointed guardian to his niece and nephew, in turning his house into a home?
The widowed Lady Manwaring is the farthest thing from a domestic doyenne, so when asked to pose as Mrs. Goode on behalf of the book's true author, she warily agrees. On arrival, she's surprised to discover that Lord Stalbridge is actually her childhood friend, Kit Killigrew. Tabetha might be an imposter, but her attraction to Kit is all too real . . .
After years separated from the woman of his dreams, Kit's eager to do more than play house. Will Tabetha's big reveal ruin everything, or lay the foundation for true love?
PRAISE FOR WHO'S THAT EARL
"Craig delights with a fast-paced, intrigue-filled plot and expertly developed characters. Regency fans will eagerly anticipate future installments." βPublishers Weekly, STARRED review
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