By the Rosemary Tree: A Regency Historical Holiday Novella (The Ashton Park series)

By the Rosemary Tree: A Regency Historical Holiday Novella (The Ashton Park series)

Different lives. Different cultures. An insurmountable chasm. But an unconquerable love.

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Different lives. Different cultures. An insurmountable chasm. But an unconquerable love.

It was impossible, the love that Philip Ashton, Marquess of Kennet, had for Emalyn Benjumeda. Although they had been friends since childhood, Emalyn is the descendant of Andalusian and Moorish wine merchants—a foreigner. A forbidden match. When Philip’s father, the Duke of Kennet, suggests Philip keep Emalyn as his mistress, Philip rebels. He does not want the love of his life as a mistress—he wants her as his wife and the mother of his children.

With their parents against them, and more appropriate matches being lined up for both, Philip and Emalyn struggle to stay together. Desperate enough to ruin them both, Philip turns to an unexpected ally.

What will it take to keep Emalyn in his country—and his life?

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The Ashton Park series
Rosemary Tree (Novella)
To Stop a Scoundrel
A Rogue Like You
Nothing but a Rake
The Duke I Came For

(Note: This story was first published as part of the Dragonblade Publishing Boxed set Star of Wonder November 2021)

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Series: The Ashton Park
Genre: Regency Romance
Tag: Dragonblade Original
ASIN: B0B5KN13CZ
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Abigail Bridges

Abigail Bridges wrote her first historical romance, titled The Belle of the Ball, when she was thirteen. It was, of course, horrid. But it firmly established her love of all things Regency, a mild obsession with Georgette Heyer, and a determination to become a writer. After a master’s degree in English and years of being paid to write and edit other types of material, she has returned to her first love. She is busily binge-reading all her favorite authors, resuming her study of the history and culture of the Regency era, and plotting like a madwoman. She does all this in a small cottage near Birmingham, Alabama.

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