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A Curious Heart — Diane Davis White
When Allie Pendleton arrives in London for her first season, she never dreams the extent of her adventure. More interested in making matches for her relatives than pursuing her own love life, Allie stirs up trouble with her secret intrigues and vast curiosity.
Lady Alana, has declared herself on the shelf -- but when The Earl of Rothburn shows a spark of interest, Allie begins to plot a romance between the pair. When her brother, Sir Gordon, evinces interest in Lady Eleanor, Allie expands her project to include them.
The problem to be solved? Lady Eleanor is engaged to The Earl of Rothburn, and Sir Gordon is his best friend. Though without attachments, Lady Alana refuses to be wooed, not trusting men.
All these threads come together in a crossroads of happily ever after when Allie finally meets the man who will steal her heart.
The earl's cousin, Griffin, comes to town and sweeps Allie off her feet, but she cannot persuade him to aid her in her attempts to change the romantic alliances of the their relatives.
The plot thickens as the three couples struggle to maintain their reputations and standing in society, while juggling their romantic inclinations. Add a cantankerous old countess with vicious intent, and a melodramatic countess with thespian inclinations to the brew and you have the makings of a wonderful Regency Romp.
Lady Alana, has declared herself on the shelf -- but when The Earl of Rothburn shows a spark of interest, Allie begins to plot a romance between the pair. When her brother, Sir Gordon, evinces interest in Lady Eleanor, Allie expands her project to include them.
The problem to be solved? Lady Eleanor is engaged to The Earl of Rothburn, and Sir Gordon is his best friend. Though without attachments, Lady Alana refuses to be wooed, not trusting men.
All these threads come together in a crossroads of happily ever after when Allie finally meets the man who will steal her heart.
The earl's cousin, Griffin, comes to town and sweeps Allie off her feet, but she cannot persuade him to aid her in her attempts to change the romantic alliances of the their relatives.
The plot thickens as the three couples struggle to maintain their reputations and standing in society, while juggling their romantic inclinations. Add a cantankerous old countess with vicious intent, and a melodramatic countess with thespian inclinations to the brew and you have the makings of a wonderful Regency Romp.
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