Download Scandalous Miss Brightwells (Books 1-4) by Beverley Oakley (.ePUB)

Scandalous Miss Brightwells (Books 1-4)
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Overview: Beverley Oakley is an Australian author who grew up in the African mountain kingdom of Lesotho, married a Norwegian bush pilot she met in Botswana’s Okavango Delta, and started writing historical romances to amuse herself in the 12 countries she’s lived as a ‘trailing spouse’ (in between working as an airborne geophysical survey operator, a teacher of English as a Second Language, and writing for her former newspaper).
Genre: Historical Romance

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Each romance can also be read as a stand-alone.

Rake’s Honour
Beautiful, impoverished Fanny Brightwell has a few scores to settle—and a heart to win—before she can secure the wealthy, aristocratic husband her ambitious mama demands. (Totally sizzling. Insatiable Fanny is a wild child!)

Rogue’s Kiss
Would a potential suitor be bolder if he were told the young lady he desires had only six months to live?
Sweet, pretty Thea Brightwell’s dull, quiet life with her crotchety aunt is about to be turned upside down by a visit to Bath and a chance encounter with handsome Mr Grayling. (Sensual – not sizzling at all. Sweet and innocent Thea follows the rules.)

Devil’s Run
A rigged horse race and a marriage offer riding on the outcome. When Miss Eliza Montrose unexpectedly becomes legal owner of the horse tipped to win the East Anglia Cup, her future is finally in her hands—but at what cost? (A bit more sensual than Rogue’s Kiss but not sizzling like Rake’s Honour. Eliza has a ‘past’ and although she’s sworn off falling in love, she knows what love is when she stumbles upon it.)

The Accidental Elopement
When Katherine, an exuberant debutante, accidentally marries the wrong man, her true love Jack is about to board a ship bound for the West Indies. Will secrets and honour prevent these star-crossed lovers finding true love seven years later?

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