These days there are so many good books to be read, but just
in case you haven't enough to pack in your holiday suitcase, here are a few
more you might like to add…
With the Waterloo Bicentenary looming Annie Burrows, Louise
Allen and I having been talking a lot about Randall's Rogues, the men at the
centre of the Brides of Waterloo trilogy, published by Harlequin Historical.

They are all rogues (except, perhaps Lord Randall, who
is a serious, no-nonsense career soldier) but our three heroes are all redeemed
by the love of the right woman. Randall meets his match in the independent,
free-thinking Mary Endacott, Tom Bartlett is tamed by Randall's sister Sarah
while Flint, perhaps the stoniest of all the rogues, finds his heart melting
once he encounters the beautiful Rose.


My contribution to
this quintet is GENTLEMEN IN QUESTION, a romantic adventure set in 1792:
The terror of the
French Revolution forces Camille, the young Comte du Vivière, to flee his homeland
and seek refuge with his relatives in England. For Madeleine, the arrival of
her handsome French cousin marks a change in her so far uneventful existence
and brings her into contact with the enigmatic Beau Hauxwell. Soon she finds
herself caught up in a dangerous web of intrigue involving both gentlemen, but
which one is the villain?
So I hope there is something in this mix to take your fancy.
I am off to enjoy the re-enactments and events taking place at Waterloo itself
in mid- June, and will report back, hopefully with pictures!
Happy Reading
Sarah
Mallory / Melinda Hammond
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