The Duke's Daughter — Charlotte Fitzwilliam

Readers who have enjoyed the inspirational, clean, and heartfelt stories of authors like Jane Austen, Charlotte Bronte, and Charles Dickens may enjoy this great read about one of the most important thing in life - finding love.A disabled girl in the early 1800's hopes to find a husband. Although her father is a duke, things look bleak as without help she could turn into an unmarried spinster.The Duke of Wilmington receives a letter from his boyhood friend, Lord Chesterton, informing him that he has the answer to what ails him. Lord Chesterton reveals that he has found a baron who apparently helps disabled people find matches. The duke’s daughter is disabled in a way, and the duke accepts the invitation to visit the baron, Lord Lucas.But when the duke arrives, he meets more than he bargained for in the form of the baron’s daughter, Miss Sundry.Miss Sundry’s father fears that his daughter is growing older and may soon be too old to be considered a suitable match. This interests the duke, but later, the duke finds out a secret which may spoil all of his hopes and dreams of a good future.If you love Regency, inspirational-romance stories that are clean and wholesome and often include dukes, earls, barons, marquesses, lords and ladies, you will enjoy The Duke’s Daughter.*This is a historical Regency romance novel of 11,000 words. No cheating, no cliffhangers, and a sweet happily ever after.10% of all profits made by His Everlasting Love Media are donated to charity.www.hiseverlastinglove.com