She has to marry a man of status. He has nothing of the sort and is perfectly content with it. Soon they both realize that status is everything and nothing at allNoelle is the daughter of the Duke of Salisbury. As the eldest daughter, she is expected to marry a titled man of status and fulfill her duty. In fact, her parents plan for her to marry the Marquess of Fairfax. An eligible suitor but a … Fairfax. An eligible suitor but a dashing rogue of a man in reality.
Rodrick Edwards is a gentleman of means who lives on his wealthy uncle’s estate. He has no title or high status, but none of it seem to be important in his life. He has all he needs next to his mother and cousin James – the Viscount of Easton – who dote on him dearly.
When Rodrick and Lady Noelle meet at a ball at the Duke of Salisbury’s London home, they feel as if they’ve found their equal. However, it’s completely inappropriate, especially since Noelle is supposed to meet the Marquess of Fairfax for the first time there.
But what happens when the Marquess is nowhere to be seen? And how will Noelle react when she finds out that Rodrick is mysteriously connected with the Marquess of Fairfax, the man she is supposed to marry? Surely it is a coincidence…Or is it not?
If you like engaging characters, heart- wrenching twists and turns, and lots of romance, then you’ll love “Loving A Lady!”
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“Loving A Lady” is a clean and sweet historical regency romance novel of approximately 85,000 words. No cheating, no cliffhangers, and a guaranteed happily ever after.
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When Dukes and Duchesses make promises of their intended daughters to marriage. It is taken very seriously in the Regency Era time. Especially, according to the rules of the ‘The Ton’. The Duke of Salisbury has five daughters. His eldest daughter, Noelle is already promised to the Lord of Fairfax. Noelle is not quite sure how she feels about him? He ignores her. Did a No Show at the ball, and left her there waiting. Until his friend, Roderick let Lady Noelle know not to expect him. But, when the Lord of Fairfax met Noelle’s sister, Catherine he does nothing , but dotes on her. He is a bit of a rogue. Dashing and handsome of course wealthy with title. But, something just doesn’t feel right with Noelle about him? Noelle is awakened in the middle of the night to see her younger sister, Catherine sneaking away with Lord Fairfax. She has run away with him be married. Roderick is in love with Lady Noelle title or no title, and he decides to wait until he is accepted by the Duke and Duchess of Salisbury. This story was wonderful! I enjoyed reading how a Lady of high society has chosen, instead to be married to a commoner. She only wanted to marry for Love! Great Read as always from Abby.
Sweet Regency Romance!
Delightful tale set during England’s Regency Period. The characters are well written and believable and the storyline gives an accurate portrayal of life during that time. I enjoyed reading this book, however, some parts were a bit repetitive. Overall a good read. Enjoy!
As the oldest daughter of a Duke, Lady Noelle Fletcher is expected to make a worthy marriage. Her parents wish her to meet Marquess Fairfax, heir to the Duke of Cumberland, at their ball but he never arrives. Roderick Edwards, an untitled cousin to a Viscount, dances with Noelle instead. What will happen next and why is her sister missing?
I Highly Recommend this charming novel of two people trying to make it through the morass known as the Ton, through parental expectations and feelings of duty. How can they possibly achieve happiness?
Loving a Lady by Abby Ayles (A Clean and Sweet Regency Historical Romance) is an engaging tome about Noelle, the daughter of the Duke of Salisbury, who is currently on the husband hunt so common at the time. He mother is determined she marry a titles man, specifically the Marques of Fairfax, heir to the Duke of Cumberland. The problem seems to be meeting him as he hasn’t shown up at any balls recently, including the one thrown by her parents, the Duke and Duchess of Salisbury. Meanwhile, Roderick Edwards, a wealthy but not titled gentleman is available to spend the evening with so she does. Her sister Catherine seems to be taken with Roderick’s cousin, James, the Viscount of Eaton, so things are comfortable.
Loving a Lady is a delightful story of true love; no matter what strange turns it takes arriving. The characters are neatly drawn and easy to identify with and the plot is full of twists and turns. It is a charming tale full of happily-ever-after. An easy read but one for a day when something light and happy is required. I recommend it as a positive read for a rainy day.
I received a free ARC of this book in exchange for a fair and honest review.