Description Treat yourself to a delightful Regency romance with a fairy-tale twist "much in the manner of Mary Balogh." (Kirkus) Duncan Wentworth once tried his hand at rescuing a damsel in distress long ago, and he\'s vowed he\'ll never make that mistake again.
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She\'s a member of Romance Writers of America, and enjoys giving workshops and speaking at writers\' conferences.
Grace writes Georgian, Regency, Scottish Victorian, and contemporary romances in both novella and novel lengths.
Grace has a bachelor\'s degree in political science, a bachelor of music in music history, (both from Pennsylvania State University); a master\'s degree in conflict transformation from Eastern Mennonite University; and a juris doctor from the National Law Center at the George Washington University.
She discovered romance novels When in junior high (back When there was such a thing), and has been reading them voraciously ever since.
She needs to stay one step ahead of the enemies pursuing her, and falling into Duncan\'s arms is a distraction she can\'t afford-or they\'ll both pay the price."Grace Burrowes is terrific " --Julia Quinn"Grace Burrowes is a romance treasure." --Tessa Dare Publishers Weekly Bestseller Book Page "2019 Most Anticipated Romances"Bookish "Spring 2019 Must-Read Romances"About the Author Grace Burrowes grew up in central Pennsylvania and is the sixth out of seven children.
Widowed Duchess Matilda Wakefield can\'t entrust her secrets to Duncan without embroiling him in the problems that sent her fleeing from London, but neither can she ignore a man who\'s honorable, a brilliant chess player, and maddeningly kissable.
Matilda is whip-smart, she can read Duncan\'s horrible penmanship, and When she wears his reading glasses all Duncan can think about is naughty Latin poetry.
Yet When he comes across a stranger in the poacher-infested woods of his estate, decency compels him to offer the lady aid.
Description Treat yourself to a delightful Regency romance with a fairy-tale twist "much in the manner of Mary Balogh." (Kirkus) Duncan Wentworth once tried his hand at rescuing a damsel in distress long ago, and he\'s vowed he\'ll never make that mistake again
