The Master of Calverley Hall
Jul 2018 · Harlequin
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When the son of a blacksmith becomes lord of the manor, he forges a close bond with the former owner’s daughter in this Regency romance.
It should have been Connor Hamilton’s final triumph to return to Calverley Hall as its master, rather than the poor blacksmith’s boy he once was. He’s shocked to find that the previous owner’s daughter, his old friend Isobel Blake, has lost everything, including her good reputation. Years ago, Connor understood that Isobel, with her elegant finery and twinkling eye, was well beyond his reach. But now the fragility beneath her shabby clothes and brave smile makes him want to protect her and hold her close . . .
It should have been Connor Hamilton’s final triumph to return to Calverley Hall as its master, rather than the poor blacksmith’s boy he once was. He’s shocked to find that the previous owner’s daughter, his old friend Isobel Blake, has lost everything, including her good reputation. Years ago, Connor understood that Isobel, with her elegant finery and twinkling eye, was well beyond his reach. But now the fragility beneath her shabby clothes and brave smile makes him want to protect her and hold her close . . .
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About the author
Lucy Ashford, an English Studies lecturer, graduated in English with history at Nottingham University,and the Regency is her favourite period. Lucy, who has always loved to immerse herself in historical romances, has had several novels published, but this is her first for Mills and Boon. She lives with her husband in an old stone cottage in the Peak District, near to beautiful Chatsworth House and Haddon Hall, all of which give her a taste of the magic of life in a bygone age
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