Ten Lords a Leaping

It's 1813, and ten lords a leaping will change Caroline's life forever...

Caroline Fitzroy knows she will never be happier than this moment: when Dr. Stuart Walsingham proposes marriage. She won't tell her parents it was while they were in bed together. After all, Stuart is loved and trusted by her family; a dependable, handsome, charming young man.

What Stuart doesn't know is that he's the heir to the Earl of Cheshire. An elderly man visiting London for the first time to reveals himself to Stuart and his new betrothed.

It's all to be announced at Caroline and Stuart's engagement ball - but as ten lords a leaping start dancing, a sudden heart attack changes everything. Stuart is the new Earl of Cheshire - and earls don't marry untitled ladies with no connections nor fortune to speak of. Not with the earldom in thousands of pounds worth of debt.

Caroline must leap at any chance she has to convince Stuart to stay with her - and Stuart must resist leaping into bed with Caroline at every opportunity...

Meet the Fitzroy family: twelve cousins falling in love over Christmastime!

This novella is a steamy Regency romance with a happily ever after, no cliffhangers, and is part of a series which can be read in any order - but follow the numbers down for the best reading experience!

Note: This series is part of Dragonblade's Flame line, so this is a sexy, steamy, and scorching-hot read with multiple sex scenes. Be advised.

The Twelve Days of Christmas

Book 1 - Twelve Drummers Drumming

Book 2 - Eleven Pipers Piping

Book 3 - Ten Lords a Leaping

Book 4 - Nine Ladies Dancing

Book 5 - Eight Maids a Milking

Book 6 - Seven Swans a Swimming

Book 7 - Six Geese a Laying

Book 8 - Five Gold Rings

Book 9 - Four Calling Birds

Book 10 - Three French Hens

Book 11 - Two Turtle Doves

Book 12 - A Partridge in a Pear Tree

Author: Emily Ek Murdoch
Binding Type: Paperback
Publisher: Dragonblade Publishing, Inc.
Published: 10/21/2022
Series: Twelve Days of Christmas #3
Pages: 130
Weight: 0.34lbs
Size: 8.25h x 5.50w x 0.28d
ISBN: 9781958098707