Bed of Flowersby Erin Satie
Published by Little Phrase
Release day: June 19th 2018
Historical romance
Bonny Reed is beautiful, inside and out.
A loyal friend and loving daughter, she’s newly engaged to her small town’s most eligible bachelor. She’s happy for herself—but mostly for her family, who need the security her marriage will bring.
An old enemy shatters her illusions.
First Baron Loel cost Bonny’s family her fortune. Now he’s insisting that her fiancé has hidden flaws, secrets so dark that—if she believed him—she’d have to call off the wedding.
How will she choose?
When the truth comes out, Bonny will have to choose between doing what’s right and what’s easy. Between her family and her best friend. And hardest of all—between her honor and the love of a man who everyone wants her to hate.
Get your copy
Kobo
Excerpt
This is from Loel’s perspective; he’s just kissed Bonny’s
wrist.
“You know that you are beautiful,” he said.
She began to shake her
head, but he didn’t wait for her to contradict him. He would not offer the
courtesy of pretense.
“I do not think you
understand how beautiful.” How could she? She’d never seen much of the world.
He’d circled the globe and he’d never met another woman who could compare. “If you wanted a husband who
would prostrate himself at your feet and worship you, you would have no trouble
finding one. If you demanded this of him every day of your married life, year
after year until his knees crumbled to dust, he would still get down on those
ruined knees to thank God that you chose him.”
Miss Reed tittered. “Don’t be absurd.”
He was dead serious
and she knew that, too. “If Charles Gavin has convinced you that he is your
equal, he is a liar. When you chose him, it was an act of grace.”
Author bio
Erin Satie is the
author of the dark and elegant No Better
Angels series of historical romances set in the early Victorian period. She’s
currently hard at work on her new series, Sweetness
and Light.
Erin is a
California native who’s lived on the coasts and in the heartland, in tiny city
apartments and on a working farm. She studied art history in both college and
graduate school—research is always her favorite part of starting a new book.
Her favorite part
of finishing a book, whether reading or writing, is the happily ever after.
Giveaway
No comments:
Post a Comment