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    A Dress the Color of Dusk: A Regency Rhapsody Novella, #4

    By Elizabeth Cole

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    The fourth book in the Regency Rhapsody series: lighthearted, sweet novellas set in regency-era England, celebrating the timeless power of romance with just a bit of mystery. Written for lovers of the classic regencies of the 60s, 70s, and 80s. 

    Verity Merriot endures a life of poverty to care for her sister in the English countryside. When she meets Duncan Grey, a damaged soldier who is still learning how to live the life of a lord, she begins to dream of a different future. She has one chance to overcome her shyness and win his heart…the evening of a grand ball where she must make the impression of a lifetime. Cozy up to read this sweet and inspiring romance with a touch of fairy tale magic!

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherSkySpark Books
    Release dateFeb 25, 2015
    ISBN9781942316022
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    A Dress the Color of Dusk: A Regency Rhapsody Novella, #4

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