An Enchanting Georgian Fairytale...of sorts...Regarding a Dashing Adventurer and a Wallflower with a Penchant for Pineapples
FALLING SERIES BOOK 2
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rash war hero Dair Fitzstuart enjoys the life of a reckless rogue. As Georgian London's most eligible bachelor, he's at the center of every social gathering. Rory Talbot, granddaughter of England's Spymaster General, has a secret crush on the handsome ex-soldier. Rory knows Dair better than anyone. Yet Dair has no idea Rory exists. Although relegated to the sidelines of the aristocracy's glittering match-making galas, Rory happily spends her days growing exotic pineapples. Then, one evening, a chance encounter changes everything. Dair is smitten. It's a dream come true for Rory. But can an ugly duckling and a devilishly handsome nobleman overcome Society's scepticism and her grandfather's opposition to have their happily ever after?
*A Ya Retelling of Dair Devil, Book 3 in the Roxton Family Saga.
*Amazon Reviews
★★★★★Great book, the whole series are keepers.
★★★★★I love it! The Roxton men are so hot.
★★★★★Hooked from the very beginning!
★★★★★Utterly engaging love story.
★★★★★Dairliciously Romantic.
★★★★★One to remember!
★★★★★A moving story.
★★★★★Dare to Dair.
★★★★★ Bravo!
Paperback
Perfect bound with gloss laminated cover
Lightweight (38 lb) groundwood stock eggshell color, 90% opacity, 74% brightness. 444 PPI print.
Acid free paper meets all ANSI archival grade standards
5.5 x 8.25 x 0.86 inches (140 x 210 x 22 mm)
0.78 lbs (353 g)
348 pages
ASIN 1922985309
ISBN 978-1-922985-30-9
Deluxe Hardcover Edition
Casebound hardcover library edition with a full colour laminated print outer wrapped in a deluxe dust jacket
Casebound hardcover library edition with a full colour laminated print outer wrapped in a deluxe dust jacket
White paper, 70 lb, 444 PPI, 90% opacity
Acid free paper meets all ANSI archival grade standards
6 x 9 x 0.94 inches (152 x 229 x 23.8 mm)
1.54 lbs (699 g)
292 pages
ASIN 1922985317
ISBN 978-1-922985-31-6
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