Whispers of the Ton series by Rose Pearson (.ePUB)

Posted March 6Mar 6

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📮 Whispers of the Ton series by Rose Pearson (.ePUB)

Rose has read her way through countless romances over the years, “borrowing” them from her older sisters, and hiding them from her mother (Mom didn't like the sexy book covers!)

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Author	Rose Pearson
Size	2.3MB
Category	Fiction > Romance Historical
File Type	ePUB

1. The Truth about the Earl:

1. The Truth about the Earl: When writing society ondits under a fictitious name, Lady Essington becomes a target for a blackmailer. After the untimely death of her aged husband, young Lady Norah Essington was given the opportunity to write a weekly piece for the local society newspaper, detailing news, scandals and secrets of the ton that surrounded her – and all under a fictitious name. Delighted with such an opportunity, she began to do so with relish, only for a falsehood about her to be printed under that very same fictious name! Confused, Norah is horrified when letters begin to arrive at her door, demanding that she write what they tell her – or else suffer the consequences. James, Earl of Yarmouth, is disgusted with what he reads in society papers, particularly when one such comment is made about himself! Determined to put things to rights, he tries to discover who is writing such lies, only to find himself thrown together with Lady Essington in what is swiftly becoming a much bigger mystery. Will she be courageous enough to tell him everything? And what will James do when the truth finally comes out?

2. The Truth about the Rogue:

2. The Truth about the Rogue: A scandalous marquess. A hidden passion. When Charlotte discovers the man behind the love poems, will she run—or risk her heart? Andrew, the Marquess of Kentmore, has a secret. Despite his roguish reputation, he writes poetry about love and sends it anonymously to the London Chronicle. Believing that no one will ever know it is his work, Andrew throws himself into society, intending to marry no one but flirt with as many young ladies as he can. Charlotte Hawick does not much like society. Quiet and retiring, she prefers to reading to dancing though her mother insists that she attends every single society occasion! The poetry from the London Chronicle catches her attention, however, and Charlotte begins to daydream about the writer of such beautiful words, wishing desperately that she could meet him. When a sudden collision knocks them together, Charlotte finds herself bound to the very worst sort of gentleman. When a chance comes to free herself from him, will Charlotte take it? Or will certain truths hold her back and tie her to him forever?

3. The Truth about the Marquess:

3. The Truth about the Marquess: A widowed advice columnist and an unwitting marquess connect through anonymous letters—but when scandal strikes, can they find love despite the truth? Lady Jane Harsham has returned to society after her bereavement. Once wed to a gentleman in his dotage, she now finds herself not only a widow but in need of financial security. When an opportunity to write – and be paid for – an advice column in The London Chronicle is offered her, Jane accepts at once. Some of the letters are banal and straightforward but there is one persistent letter writer who asks questions about courting and love… something that Jane is not entirely sure how to answer. Timothy, the Marquess of Edenbridge, knows that he must marry but feels himself drawn to a match of affection rather than requirement. Uncertain how one ought to go about such things and having stepped badly twice, he writes in desperation to the advice column at The London Chronicle. Soon, he finds himself doing a good deal better, especially with one Lady Harsham, though his interest in the letter writer grows.

4. The Truth about the Viscount:

4. The Truth about the Viscount: Her drawing captured his likeness—his heart was an unexpected prize. When a dreadful situation seeks to force his hand, Daniel, Viscount Hastings, suddenly sees London society in an entirely new light. Pulling back from it, he chooses only to be present for his sister’s sake, eager now to be as far from London as he can. When a fine drawing of him appears in The London Chronicle – as well as an apt description of his character – Daniel’s anger burns… as does his concern. Could it be that this person knows what has taken place? Do they know why he is as dark minded as he is and do they intend to reveal it? Patience has always enjoyed painting and drawing and being offered a chance to have them shared in the Chronicle is something she cannot turn aside from! When an angry gentleman rails at her for what she has done, Patience is both shocked and upset, struggling to explain herself. Finding herself a little intrigued, Patience does her best to find out why Lord Hastings is so furious, though when danger arises, she is caught up by it along with him!

5. The Truth about the Duke:

5. The Truth about the Duke: A bluestocking’s pen may uncover the truth—but will it also capture a duke’s heart? Lydia knows she is a bluestocking but she does not care. Having every intention of declaring herself to be so in society, that idea is quickly pushed away by her mother, who is determined to have Lydia marry this Season. Frustrated, she confides in her friend who, much to her surprise, suggests that she write an anonymous column for The London Chronicle, detailing the history of various members of the ton. Intrigued, Lydia agrees and throws herself into the task. Henry, the Duke of Melrose, is struggling. A series of difficulties have made his time in London very strained thus far, to the point that he is tempted to return to his estate! When The London Chronicle includes an article about his family, Henry is stunned at what he learns! Determined to find the writer, both Henry and Lydia must work together to find out the truth… and might just lose their hearts in the process.