: Unlike standard anthologies, these stories are skillfully interwoven, often relaying the same encounters and dialogue from different points of view.
: Features an innocent debutante who, while scrupulously avoiding scandal, is secretly courted by London's most notorious rogue. This novella was a 2005 RITA® Finalist.
: Lady Whistledown's column serves as the connective tissue between the tales, providing context and satirical social commentary. Book Information Book Review: Lady Whistledown Strikes Back
is a Regency-era historical romance anthology and the second book in the Lady Whistledown series. Published in 2004, the collection features four interlinked novellas by authors Julia Quinn , Suzanne Enoch , Karen Hawkins , and Mia Ryan . The stories are tied together by the witty commentary of the infamous gossip columnist Lady Whistledown and a central mystery involving the theft of a ruby bracelet at a disastrous dinner party. Included Novellas and Plot Summaries
: Focuses on a roving viscount who returns home to rekindle his marriage with his headstrong bride after years of estrangement.
: A story about a second son of a modest family who finds love with the sister of a close friend who died at Waterloo.
The collection follows four different couples as they navigate romantic scandals and personal obstacles in Regency London.
: Tells the tale of a free-spirited servant and a charming earl whose scandalous affair threatens to ruin them both. Key Features and Style
: Unlike standard anthologies, these stories are skillfully interwoven, often relaying the same encounters and dialogue from different points of view.
: Features an innocent debutante who, while scrupulously avoiding scandal, is secretly courted by London's most notorious rogue. This novella was a 2005 RITA® Finalist.
: Lady Whistledown's column serves as the connective tissue between the tales, providing context and satirical social commentary. Book Information Book Review: Lady Whistledown Strikes Back Lady Whistledown Strikes Back
is a Regency-era historical romance anthology and the second book in the Lady Whistledown series. Published in 2004, the collection features four interlinked novellas by authors Julia Quinn , Suzanne Enoch , Karen Hawkins , and Mia Ryan . The stories are tied together by the witty commentary of the infamous gossip columnist Lady Whistledown and a central mystery involving the theft of a ruby bracelet at a disastrous dinner party. Included Novellas and Plot Summaries
: Focuses on a roving viscount who returns home to rekindle his marriage with his headstrong bride after years of estrangement. : Unlike standard anthologies, these stories are skillfully
: A story about a second son of a modest family who finds love with the sister of a close friend who died at Waterloo.
The collection follows four different couples as they navigate romantic scandals and personal obstacles in Regency London. : Lady Whistledown's column serves as the connective
: Tells the tale of a free-spirited servant and a charming earl whose scandalous affair threatens to ruin them both. Key Features and Style