Roaring Twenties Box Set

Publié par Alex Ander, le 01 septembre 2016

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Tales of the Jazz Age A box set of four sexy 1920s novellas set in the time of Jazz and champagne cocktails, from RWA® RITA nominated romance author Romy Sommer. This collection contains the following novellas: DEAR JULIA A long lost love letter brings city girl Rosalie Stanton to the door of reclusive Commander William Cavendish. As she sets out to reintroduce the brooding war vet to society, he is equally determined to resist the woman who bears an uncanny resemblance to his lost love. Which one of them will win?AN INNOCENT ABROAD In the summer of 1922 Isobel is sent to visit distant relatives on Italy's Amalfi Coast in the hope she will ensnare a wealthy and aristocratic English husband. Instead, Isobel falls under the spell of enigmatic local, Stefano. Is their secret romance destined to be nothing more than a brief affair, or will Isobel be brave enough to defy convention and her parents' expectations to follow her dreams?PROHIBITED PASSION In the age of jazz and champagne cocktails, respectable English widow Jenny embarks on a new life in America. Whatever adventures lie ahead, she's certain of one thing: one loss was enough for a lifetime. She will never love again. So when, halfway across the ocean, she is stuck in an elevator with Tom Gallagher, a roguishly handsome and very unavailable Prohibition gangster, losing her heart is the last thing she needs to fear. Until Tom offers her a dare she can't refuse... LET'S MISBEHAVE Rebellious nightclub singer Gabrielle sets out to seduce staid aristocrat Sebastian into one last fling before he settles for a loveless marriage, only to fall in love with the one man she cannot have.

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