Secret Scandal in Regency Romance
Like Lady Whistledown in Bridgerton’s regency romance, Serentity Bly loves a secret scandal.
Her romantic heart swoons over dark, brooding men and dangerous rebels. Serentity delights in sexy stories romantic rogues. Romantic interludes sets her soul to soaring. It’s no surprise she writes stories of lust, love, and liaisons.
When she’s not revelling in the secret scandals, she’s sipping tea, snuggling her black maltese poodle, and devouring a book with a jam and cream scone.
Lieutenant George Wickham
is a man of secret scandal.
Wickham makes hearts race in this short, sexy, regency romance.
Miss Augusta Hawkins is a gentleman’s daughter in need of a husband, not a secret scandal. Endowed with a delicate beauty and a modest inheritance, she wishes to marry well. Her sister is urging her to accept the hand of a respectable gentleman. But Mr Elton, vicar of Highbury, is predictably dull. Augie can’t help yearning to feel the inspiration of a passionate love.
When charming, young Wickham strides into her life, she finds herself deeply affected. His gallant regimentals speak of a dedicated man. While Wickham brings with him a great deal of charm and wit, he cannot hide a disreputable nature. Augie’s sister objects to the match leaving Augie devastated.
Despite the very real risk of a miserable, penniless future Augie’s heart aches. Augie yearns for torrid lust not tepid, but safe, affection. Is heartbreak and strife be a terrible price to pay?
What if society discovers the secret scandal of her interlude with Wickham? Yes, Augie may lose every chance of a respectable marriage. Would that be a worthwhile sacrifice for the ecstasy she finds in his arms.
Respectable gentlemen is a short and steamy variation on a British classic. Inspired by Jane Austen’s character, Wickham’s wickedness leaves ruined women in his wake.
This regency romance is approximately 12,000 words and contains mature content.
A Regency Romance Sequel to
Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice.
Is Lady Cathering de Bourgh Inciting a secret scandal?
Even married, Elizabeth isn’t Darcy’s equal.
Their love still faced societies challenges.
Particularly, that of Lady Catherine’s contempt.
While at home, Darcy and Lizzy live a blissful married life. Behind closed doors and outside the eyes of society, Darcy is a passionate and viral lover. Lizzy couldn’t ask for a more devoted husband. Her marriage is happy.
Lizzy was looking forward to their first Christmas as man and wife. She thought it would be a joyful affair. Then she learns that Darcy’s aunt is calling them both back to Rosings. The animosity of Lady Catherine de Bourgh’s disapproval is apparant. But Darcy is staunchly determined to respect and honour his aunt. Lizzy’s battle for Darcy’s love and respect might be one their marriage may not survive.
While she found acceptance in Darcy’s arms, would she ever find acceptance in the heart of his aunt?
This story is an intimate sequel to Jane Austen’s British classic, Pride and Prejudice. It contains steamy scenes between the now married Mr and Mrs Darcy. At approximately 15,000 words, this regency romance is a quick and entertaining read.