: A story about a second son of a modest family who finds love with the sister of a close friend who died at Waterloo.
: Tells the tale of a free-spirited servant and a charming earl whose scandalous affair threatens to ruin them both. Key Features and Style
The collection follows four different couples as they navigate romantic scandals and personal obstacles in Regency London.
is a Regency-era historical romance anthology and the second book in the Lady Whistledown series. Published in 2004, the collection features four interlinked novellas by authors Julia Quinn , Suzanne Enoch , Karen Hawkins , and Mia Ryan . The stories are tied together by the witty commentary of the infamous gossip columnist Lady Whistledown and a central mystery involving the theft of a ruby bracelet at a disastrous dinner party. Included Novellas and Plot Summaries
: Features an innocent debutante who, while scrupulously avoiding scandal, is secretly courted by London's most notorious rogue. This novella was a 2005 RITA® Finalist.
: The collection is noted for its charm, humor, and wit, mirroring the style of the Bridgerton series.
: Lady Whistledown's column serves as the connective tissue between the tales, providing context and satirical social commentary. Book Information Book Review: Lady Whistledown Strikes Back