The only place Ivy Linfield feels truly uninhibited is within the walls and gardens of Bridgestone. There, she is free of society's expectations and her worries of the future. With the death of Lord Percival Barrington, the only grandfather figure she's ever known, Ivy is torn between the grief of losing him and her beloved summer home. Losing Bridgestone, even to one as worthy and handsome as Percival's great-nephew Henry, seems cruel and unfair. So when Ivy learns of a provision in the will, she is more than willing to go to great lengths to secure the inheritance for herself. The only catch? Ivy must marry a man that fits a list of requirements before the season ends. She quickly learns, however, that love has its own set of rules--rules that are not so easily defined nor understood. What if her opponent is actually the man she's been searching for? Can Ivy secure a match before her time runs out, or will surrendering her heart mean losing all that was intended for her?A Provision for Love is part of the ENTANGLED INHERITANCE series, a set of stand-alone regency-romance novels. Look for the complete collection of stories by these incredible authors: A Provision for Love by Heather ChapmanHis Unexpected Heiress by Sally BrittonThe Rivals of Rosennor Hall by Rebecca Connolly An Unwelcome Suitor by Ashtyn Newbold

A Provision for Love (Entangled Inheritance)

Religion & Spirituality

Chapman, Heather

Christian Books & Bibles

Independently published

Around the turn of the century, matches were made for all sorts of reasons--whether to keep a family together or simply to make ends meet. But love has a way of turning up in the most unexpected places! With four historical romance stories in one, this fun anthology will sweep you from the dance floors of aristocracy to the hearths of country living, leading to love through the most unusual circumstances.

Unexpected Love: A Marriage of Convenience Anthology

Romance

Newbold, Ashtyn

Kremser, Paula

Ellsworth, Mandi

Clean & Wholesome

Sweetwater Books

Mirror, mirror on the wall, who is the fairest of them all? Rose Grant doesn't know the world beyond her country home in Hampshire. Banned from a season in London, prohibited from attending social events, forbidden to see her own reflection, and allowed only vetted correspondence--Rose is desperate for a life free from her controlling aunt. When she stumbles into the Duke of Andover and meets his son, the Marquess of Stratfordshire, she discovers new feelings and the possibility of future happiness. Rose begins to see a way out of her dark world--much to her aunt's dismay.Lord Stratfordshire, the future Duke of Andover, has met too many pretentious ladies more desirous of his title than his heart to trust easily. When he meets Miss Rose Grant, she seems genuine and kind, and Colin finds himself falling for her much too quickly. Will Rose and Colin find their happily ever after, or will another's attempt to poison them against one another prevail?THE FAIREST HEART is a stand alone sweet regency romance novella, part of the Once Upon a Regency Series. Make sure to read the other books in the series: THE MIDNIGHT HEIRESS by Ashtyn Newbold (Coming March 2019)SPUN OF GOLD by Jen Geigle Johnson (Coming April 2019)BEAUTY'S ROSE by Rebecca Greenwood (Coming May 2019)PROVING MISS PRICE by Jessilyn Stewart Peaslee (Coming June 2019)

The Fairest Heart (Once Upon a Regency)

Melbourne has often been considered the most English of Australia's various capital cities, yet it was the only one to be founded by a native-born Australian. In 1835, John Batman sailed from Port Philip and up the Yarra River to establish his new village. By the 1850s the discovery of gold had led to a rapid expansion and the city now had the financial muscle to build grand institutional structures. Melbourne: Then and Now gives a fascinating insight into the development of the city from its Victorian roots through to the 21st century city of towering skyscrapers, preserving many of the grand buildings from its days as Australia's most populous and prosperous city. Sites include: Flimders Street Station, Swanston Street, Princes Bridge Hotel, Melbourne Town Hall, Queens Bridge, Customs House, Grand Hotel, Flinders Lane, Elizabeth Street, Her Majesty's Theatre, The Cyclorama, Treasury Building, Rialto and Olderfleet, Federal Coffee Palace, Bourke Street, Gog and Magog, General Post Office, State Library of Victoria, Houses of Parliament, Duke of Wellington Hotel, Windsor Hotel, Captain Cook's Cottage, Royal Mint, Royal Exhibition Building, City Baths, University of Melbourne, Flemington, Victoria Docks, the MCG, Government House, Station Pier, Albert Park, and Luna Park.

Melbourne Then and Now®

Arts & Photography

History & Criticism

Pavilion Books

Lost Melbourne looks at the cherished places in the city that time, fashion, and progress have swept aside—the old cinemas, the outdated hotels, the Victorian buildings in the wrong place. Organized chronologically from the date of loss, the book looks back at all kinds of Melbourne institutions that have vanished from the city's cultural and architectural life. Included in the book are sites such as the palatial Federal Coffee House, the original location of the Burke and Wills statue, the horse-racing track in Albert Park, old Spencer Street Station, the original grandstand of the MCG, large areas of Victoria Docks, the Fish Market, Western Market, and Hegarty's Royal Gymnasium Baths at St. Kilda.

Lost Melbourne

Photography & Video

Of Twisted Fates (Kinsley Sisters)

Perry, Jo

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